Stuff (Page 16)

This topic was created in the Sagittarius forum by Wynter on Wednesday, October 12, 2011 and has 4428 replies.

You are on page out of 89 | Reverse Order
Profile picture of MissPirate
@MissPirate
18 Years1,000+ Posts

Amazing hotel views across the world....

Banyan Tree (Bangkok, Thailand)

This hotel is famous for its panoramic city views, and at the very top, 'Vertigo' is its unique open-air bar-cum-restaurant which is situated 61 floors above the streets of Bangkok.

Fasano Rio (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

A rooftop infinity pool offers a panoramic view of Ipanema Beach, from an angle that includes the Arpoador beach, the Two Brothers mountain and the Corcovado, with the famous Cristo Redentor at its peak.

Hotel Tremezzo (Lake Como, Italy)

One of the oldest luxury hotels on the shores of Lake Como, Hotel Tremezzo is an authentic Art Nouveau palace with stunning panoramic views of the lake itself, facing directly onto Bellagio where the two branches of the lake meet, against the backdrop of the Grigne mountains.

Profile picture of MissPirate
@MissPirate
18 Years1,000+ Posts

Laucala (Laucala Island, Fiji)

The exotic Plateau Residences are situated on the Nawi hill overlooking the South Pacific Ocean, lending itself to a spectacular cliff-top view of neighbouring islands.

Llao Llao Hotel (Bariloche, Argentina)

Located within the Nahuel Huapi National Park in a stunning mountain setting, perfect for skiing.

The Standard (New York, USA)

Views of the Hudson River and New York??s infamous skyline. The hotel??s 18th floor cocktail lounge also boasts a stunning outlook with 360?_ views of the city.

Profile picture of MissPirate
@MissPirate
18 Years1,000+ Posts

The Yeatman (Porto, Portugal)

Occupying a commanding hillside position on the south bank of the River Douro, the Yeatman has panoramic views over the river to the historic centre of Oporto.

Wildflower Hall (Shimla, India)

Situated at 8,250 feet in the Himalayas, you can see awe-inspiring views of the pine-covered mountains and valleys above and below.

Profile picture of MissPirate
@MissPirate
18 Years1,000+ Posts

I live in Central Scotland, midway between Glasgow and Edinburgh. The "gateway to the highlands" as it's called.

If you're going to visit my recommendation would be April/May time weather wise. We always seem to have lovely weather in the Spring.

🙂