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#29 - Aman Tokyo (opens the original)
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There is something unusual about researching the celebrity guests of Aman Tokyo. You can barely find them. And that might be the best endorsement of the hotel there is. The Beckhams have stayed here. Victoria Beckham accidentally gave the game away when the unmistakable interior of Aman Tokyo appeared behind her in an Instagram make-up video. But most famous guests simply disappear. That is how Aman likes it. Across the wider brand, the names associated with Aman read like an invitation list to
#28 - The Beverly Hills Hotel (opens the original)
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The Beverly Hills Hotel began as an act of confidence. Margaret Anderson built a luxury hotel in a landscape that had not yet become Beverly Hills. The property offered visitors a glimpse of the life the developers hoped the surrounding land could support. Then the city grew. Hollywood expanded. Stars arrived.Video and images courtesy of the Beverly Hills Hotel and:Global Travel Collection interview with the General Manager, John Scanlon: https://www.facebook.com/GlobalTravelCollection/videos/ch
#27 - The Savoy, London (opens the original)
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The Savoy is iconic because it understood something before almost anyone else in London hospitality. A hotel could be more than accommodation. It could be infrastructure for pleasure. Theatre, dining, technology, rooms, river views, service, cocktails, celebrity, events, wellness, and memory; all organised into one experience. Richard D’Oyly Carte saw that a night at the theatre could become a complete hospitality world. Ritz and Escoffier helped turn that world into a standard. Generations of s
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