HIP HOTELS: Atlas

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Discover the world’s most captivating hotels with “HIP HOTELS: Atlas” by Herbert Ypma, a visual feast and essential guide for the discerning traveler. This acclaimed book, a staple in wanderlust-inducing collections, showcases 80 hand-picked havens across six continents, each a testament to unique style and unforgettable experiences. More than just a directory, it’s an invitation to immerse yourself in the culture and ambiance of extraordinary destinations, from the sun-drenched Italian coast to serene Japanese retreats. Ypma’s discerning eye ensures a curated selection, celebrating architectural gems and design-forward spaces, all brought to life through stunning photography and historical maps that add depth and context to your travel planning. This Thames & Hudson reprint, in a convenient paperback format (522 pages), will inspire your next adventure and move far beyond the typical and into the authentic. Find those hidden gems that create memories that will last a lifetime!

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A travel-friendly edition of a guide to eighty top-recommended places to stay on six continents features lavish photography of profiled destinations, complemented by atmospheric historical maps, in a resource that features such options as a classic Italian palazzo, an oasis mud Casbah, and a traditional Zen Japanese inn. Reprint.

Discover the world's most stunning and unique accommodations with "HIP HOTELS: Atlas," a curated guide to eighty top-recommended hotels and inns across six continents. This travel-friendly reprint from Thames & Hudson, authored by the acclaimed Herbert Ypma, goes far beyond a simple listing of places to stay. It's an invitation to experience travel in a whole new light, immersing yourself in the atmosphere and culture of each destination through exceptional hospitality and breathtaking design. Herbert Ypma, renowned for his discerning eye and evocative travel photography, personally selected each hotel featured in this atlas, ensuring a collection of properties that are both stylish and authentic. Ypma's "HIP Hotels" series is known for highlighting unique establishments that offer an unforgettable experience, rather than just a place to sleep. He seeks out hotels that are architecturally significant, beautifully designed, or exceptionally located. Inside "HIP HOTELS: Atlas," you'll find lavish photography that captures the essence of each location, from the sun-drenched terraces of a classic Italian palazzo to the serene courtyards of a traditional Zen Japanese inn. Explore the exotic allure of an oasis mud Casbah or the modern elegance of a boutique hotel in a bustling metropolis. The carefully chosen imagery transports you to these destinations, allowing you to envision your own unforgettable stay. More than just a visual feast, this atlas provides atmospheric historical maps that add depth and context to each location, enriching your understanding of the region's history and culture. Imagine tracing the ancient trade routes that once passed near your Moroccan riad or studying the architectural influences that shaped your Roman hotel. This guide is perfect for discerning travelers seeking unique and authentic experiences. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, an adventurous expedition, or a relaxing escape, "HIP HOTELS: Atlas" will inspire you to discover hotels that are as memorable as the destinations themselves. Forget generic chain hotels embrace the individuality and character of the world's most exceptional accommodations. Embark on a journey of discovery with Herbert Ypma and unlock a world of HIP Hotels. This paperback edition, boasting 522 pages, is your essential companion for planning extraordinary adventures. First published in 2007, this reprint ensures the timeless elegance and carefully curated selection remain accessible to modern travelers. Let "HIP HOTELS: Atlas" be your guide to unforgettable journeys and unparalleled hospitality.
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0500285691

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9780500285695

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522

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