Afraid of Heights? Look Away
Hotel search trivago
has compiled a list of the most spectacular tallest hotels in the
world, presenting matchless luxury in structures that soar above 1,000
feet. These deluxe giants (all found in Asia) are guaranteed to take
your breath away, not only because of their unparalleled views, but also
for their magnificent interiors, futuristic designs and unrivaled grade
of hospitality. Here are the outstanding 10 at the top...
The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong
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The 312-room Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong is housed in the top 16 floors of the International Commerce Centre at 1,588 feet, making it the highest hotel in the world. Guests staying here enjoy 42-inch in-room LCDs, iPod docking stations, marble bathroom floors, as well as unbeatable views of the island and city port. A stay at this five-star Ritz is incomplete without a visit to the top floor infinity pool and outdoor terrace lounge, each the highest of its kind in the world. Rejuvenate with your head in the clouds in the 9,000-square-foot spa, complete with floor-to-ceiling windows and traditional Asian healing treatments.
St. Regis Shenzhen (Shenzhen, China)
The St. Regis Shenzhen, designed by British architect Terry Farrell,
is the hallmark of southern Chinese city, Shenzhen. All 297 rooms of
the hotel, which occupy the top 28 floors of the Kingkey 100 building,
embrace an innovative and sophisticated contemporary décor while
offering guests an exclusive view of the city, top-of-the-line in-room
technology and ultimate seclusion at over 1,000 feet. The St. Regis also
offers several meeting rooms and a ballroom for weddings and other big
social events.
Jumeirah Emirates Tower (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
The two towers of the Jumeirah Emirates hit the skyline at over
1,000 feet, and attract the most prestigious corporate travelers with
their chic design, 16 state-of-the-art meeting and conference rooms,
impressive technological innovations and flawless hospitality. The hotel
contains 16 restaurants, one of which sits on the top of the building,
with (unsurprisingly) breathtaking views of the city. Guests at Jumeirah
are granted special beach access to its sister waterfront hotels, as
well as free passes and shuttle service to the nearby Wild Wadi Water
Park—proven extremely popular with both children and adults.
JW Marriott Marquis (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
This stratospheric structure standing at a height of 1,165 feet,
comprised of 77 floors, 14 restaurants and bar facilities and over 800
rooms, is bound to satisfy even the most demanding of tastes. The rooms
and suites have been furnished with the highest quality materials in a
modern, minimalistic style and contain stunning views overlooking the
city, primarily of Dubai’s buzzing financial district. Don’t miss a trip
to the majestic, 46,000-square-foot Saray Spa, where hotel guests will
be pampered with local treatments and ancient healing techniques that
transport them out of the hustle and bustle of Dubai.
Burj Al Arab (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
5. Burj Al Arab, Dubai
(Photo Source: Burj Al Arab)
(Photo Source: Burj Al Arab)
An icon of Dubai’s modern world, the Burj Al Arab is the world’s
fourth-tallest hotel (at 1,053 feet) and distinguishes itself by its
sail-like form penetrating the horizon off of the city’s white sand
Jumeirah beach. The property boasts a reputation of being the most
luxurious hotel in the world, cutting no corners in hospitality—with a
check-in service on each floor, a team of waiters available around the
clock, and a fleet of white Rolls Royces taking VIPs to and from the
artificial island that houses the property. In the regally decorated,
gold-adorned lobby, guests will be welcomed with rose water, dates, and
coffee, and are sure to be impressed by the world’s tallest atrium and a
newly refurbished aquarium containing 4,000 fish.
Grand Hyatt Shanghai (Shanghai, China)
6. Grand Hyatt Shanghai
(Photo Source: Grand Hyatt Shanghai)
(Photo Source: Grand Hyatt Shanghai)
The Grand Hyatt Shanghai, located in the Jin Mao Tower, has held a
spot on the list of the world's highest hotels since it's creation in
1999. The Grand Hayatt Shanghai is home to 555 lovely rooms distributed
across 34 floors, all with a spectacular view of the city and an
impressive atrium that penetrates the entire hotel. It differentiates
itself from the rest through an interior that blends modern western
artistry with traditional Chinese elements.
Grand Lisboa (Macau, China)
7. Grand Lisboa (Macau, China)
(Photo Source: Grand Lisboa)
(Photo Source: Grand Lisboa)
Hong Kong architects Dennis Lau and Ng Chun Man joined forces to
create the iconic Grand Lisboa Hotel in Macau, China, an elegant and
majestic property in the heart of the city. This five-star property
houses 15 highly acclaimed restaurants and more than 400 luxurious rooms
and suites, each equipped with a Jacuzzi and Turkish steam bath.
Besides its luxurious accommodations, the Grand Lisboa is also known for
housing one of the most highly esteemed casinos in Asia—where a beloved
Parisian cabaret (Crazy Paris Show) is held daily—a performance that
has run in Macau for over 27 years. A stay at the Grand Lisboa also
demands a visit to the Three-Michelin-starred restaurant, Robuchon au
Dôme, manned by French celebrity chef Joel Robuchon, and recently named
best restaurant in Asia in the foodie bible, the Miele Guide.
Baiyoke Sky Hotel (Bangkok, Thailand)
8. Baiyoke Sky Hotel (Bangkok, Thailand)
(Photo Source: Baiyoke Sky Hotel)
(Photo Source: Baiyoke Sky Hotel)
Located within the Baiyoke Tower II, the tallest building in
Thailand, Baiyoke Sky Hotel offers a choice of 658 rooms lying between
the 22nd and 73rd floors of the skyscraper. The top floor houses the
Roof Top Bar, which offers sophistication, delectable cocktails and
views that will make your knees tremble. Guests have the opportunity to
explore the eight other restaurants and bars housed in the Baiyoke
Tower. One of the most popular is a floating market-style buffet, where
guests are presented with an assortment of authentic Thai delicacies
served from actual Thai long tail boats.
Park Hyatt Shanghai (Shanghai, China)
9. Park Hyatt Shanghai (Shanghai, China)
(Photo Source: Park Hyatt Shanghai)
(Photo Source: Park Hyatt Shanghai)
The Park Hyatt is perched in the top floors of the Shanghai World
Financial Center in the Lujiazui financial district of Shanghai’s
Pudong. To properly escape from the mad bustle of one of the world’s
most populous cities, head to the 360-degree Water’s Edge Spa, a
relaxation facility where the natural flow of water fuses with the
wisdom of Chinese practices in an attempt to rejuvenate the body and
mind. To satisfy the guests of the hotel’s 174 rooms, the Park Hyatt
plays host to eight world-class restaurants, a Western whiskey bar with
live music, a Tai Chi courtyard, and numerous elegant function spaces.
Rooms and suites are decorated with clean-lined cream and brown
furnishings that portray an understated opulence.
Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou (Guangzhou, China)
10. Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou (Guangzhou, China)
(Photo Source: Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou)
(Photo Source: Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou)
The Four Seasons Hotel in Guangzhou is located between the 74th and
98th floor of the IFC tower, an ultra-modern and stylish building in the
Tianhe District of this 12.7 million-person city. Inside are 344 rooms,
including 42 of the most spacious suites in the city. The 4 restaurants
and 2 lounge areas provide guests with the opportunity to indulge in
ultra-fine Cantonese, Italian, Japanese, and seafood cuisine. The hotel
also houses a luxury spa and indoor pool overlooking the Pearl River
Delta, where guests can choose from a wide range of services—from
traditional Chinese massage to mud wraps and aromatherapy.
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