Product Description

This latest addition to teNeues' series of luxury hotels around the world takes the reader throughout the Americas; from Vancouver to Rio de Janeiro, from San Francisco to Anguilla. Here you can marvel at sumptuous interiors from the top hotels. From the guest rooms to the lobbies, dining rooms and lavish exteriors and grounds, it's all chronicled in this lushly photographed volume. Whether in the most selected city neighbourhoods, beachside, or in remote pastoral splendor, these really are the Americas' most luxurious accommodations.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #533399 in Books
• Published on: 2006-10-31
• Original language: German, English, French, Spanish, Italian
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 220 pages

About the Author
Martin N. Kunze is the Managing Director of fusion publishing. He has edited several titles in teNeues' best-selling Luxury Books, Ddesignpockets, Cool Resaurants, and architecture & design series.

Patricia Massó is a PR and Marketing consultant specializing in hotels and tourism. In recent years, she has collaborated on various hotel-themed titles, and was co-editor of teNeues' Luxury Hotels Golf Resorts (3-8327-9059-4)

Customer Reviews

Over the Top- I want to go back!
The Luxury book is a beautiful addition to any library, travel lover, or those who love luxury. It was wonderful looking through this book finding some of my favorite hotels in America outlined in spectacular photographs. It makes one want one want to pick up the telephone and call the airlines to make a visit to some of the properties. Being a merchant of the finest luxury home products, these properties go hand in hand. Go splurge and experience them.

Not Worth The Price
Having stayed at several of the featured hotels, I thought the book would be a wonderful reminder of those properties. This book is disappointing. It's almost as though they just super-sized and inserted web pages from these hotels, even the verbage is similar to what you would find on their respective internet sites. The photographs are neither spectacular or inviting. It looks impressive on my coffee table.