Hotels with Beds with a Great View

SINGAPORE CONRAD CENTENNIAL
Two Temasek Boulevard Singapore, Singapore

From $318 per night

A luxury hotel located downtown in Singapore*s most prestigious and largest business shopping and entertainment district of Marina Bay. Elegant bedrooms with value added amenities- 484 Rooms - 25 Suites -24-Hour Room Service Business Centre and 24-Hour Gymnasium. 3 Restaurants 2 Bars Concierge Health Club - spa services outdoor pool and terrace. Meetings for 500 persons or banquet for up to 400 persons. The hotel*s key location and luxurious facilities are complemented by excellent service from a team of multi-lingual staff. Direct access via tunnel - covered walkways to 1 000 exciting shops 300 mouth-watering restaurants 4 banks a post office and Carrefour Hypermarket. The hotel is adjacent to the SUNTEC Convention and Exhibition Centre. It offers 35 000 square metres of conventions - exhibitions - 31 meeting rooms. A short distance to the Central Business and Financial Districts of Raffles Place and Shenton Way and walking distance to attractions and museums the Esplanade-Theatres on the Bay Concert Halls Civic and Theatre Districts. Conveniently located close to the colonial heritage area local attractions Chinatown Boat Quay - Clarke Quay. The Changi International Airport Singapore Expo Changi Exhibition Centre /for Asian Aerospace/ Sentosa Island and Cruise Centre are 20 minutes drive away. The Conrad Centennial Singapore is easily accessible by all modes of public transportation including the Mass Rapid Transit System /MRT/ to all parts of the island.

InterContinental HONG KONG
18 Salisbury Rd Tsimshatsui Kowloon Hong Kong, China

From $475 per night

Deemed one of the world's top hotels, InterContinental Hong Kong is renowned for its dramatic location on the Kowloon waterfront, with spectacular views of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island. Located in the Tsim Sha Tsui area, the hotel is convenient to Kowloon®s business, entertainment and shopping districts. A wide range of excursions and activities are within a short distance and getting around every part of the city is easy.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "A 17-story tower on the Kowloon waterfront that houses two of Hong Kong's favored outposts—Nobu and Alain Ducasse's Spoon—plus, some of the town's freshest rooms, thanks to the recent $70 million overhaul. Rooms to Book: Superior Harbourviews, for soaking in Hong Kong Island's skyline. Insider Tip: Enjoy an outdoor pool-cabana spa treatment, then take a dip in the trio of infinity pools overlooking Victoria Harbour. The infinity pool on the terrace of the new $11,200-a-night Presidential Suite at the InterContinental appears to share water with Victoria Harbour. (If only the pool had regular edges, you could rest your scotch on one of them as you gazed through the mist at those luminous skyscrapers.) The 7,000-square-foot suite comes with two 24-hour butlers, a gymnasium, and high-tech toilet seats that rise automatically when you enter the room. This over-the-top lair is just one of the impressive additions to the property, which has undergone an overhaul to stay competitive in the city’s heated hotel market. There’s also a fleet of butlers for guests in the 495 spiffed-up rooms (with iPod docks and Bose surround sound), and outposts of Nobu and Alain Ducasse’s Spoon. One thing didn’t require improvement: the hotel’s unrivaled views of Hong Kong." Conierge.com says... "The crowd: International execs soaking away their jet lag; Asian beauties in town from Taipei and Shanghai for a little trendy shopping. How's the water? Three pools, each a different temperature, line this second-floor terrace overlooking the edge of Hong Kong's famous harbor. Take a dip at sunset to discover the best seats in town to soak in the cityscape. The pools' glass walls magnify the effect that you're floating in the harbor itself. A recent renovation has brought new cabanas for spa treatments and a teak-decked dining pavilion surrounded by lily ponds. If you can afford to seriously splurge, book the presidential suite, which has its own, private 340-square-foot rooftop pool and Jacuzzi. The poolside tipple: Johnnie Walker Blue with one ice cube. The hotel: In addition to the views, the InterCon is known for world-class service and big guest rooms with big LCD TVs, iPod docking stations, and sunken tubs. Anglophiles will adore afternoon tea, while new agers go for the free tai chi and yoga." -Worlds Sexiest Pools 2008, www.concierge.com

The Oberoi Udaivilas
Haridasaji Ki Magri Udaipur, India

From $511 per night

A breathtakingly beautiful Mewar-style residence on the shores of Lake Pichola. The Oberoi Udaivilas is a magnificent blaze of domes and spires set around courtyards, and surrounded by gardens, pools and fountains. The food is superb, the spa and fitness suite state-of-the-art and the location perfect for exploring Udaipur. The impressive lobby with its vast domed ceiling and fountain is undeniably palatial. In the gardens, a moat-like pool meanders past the terraces of each Lake View room providing semi-private swimming. Suites have private pools, tented dining pavilions and butler service. Picnic on a private gondola or enjoy traditional dance and music whilst dining alfresco on authentic regional dishes. Relax in the spa against a backdrop of stunning lake views for a holistic treatment and then, venture into Udaipur and soak up the bustling atmosphere of the market. The Oberoi Udaivilas is a Small Luxury Hotels of the World property.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "The full package: an impeccable replica palace in marble, sandstone, and gold leaf, set in an idyllic setting (it’s on 30 lakeside acres of former royal hunting grounds), with cosseting service. Stats: 86 rooms; 2 restaurants; 1 bar. Rooms to Book: Premier Lake View rooms with semiprivate pools overlooking Lake Pichola. Insider Tip: Arrange a dinner for two on a floating pontoon in the lake."

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Tschuggen Grand Hotel
Sonnenbergstrasse Arosa, Switzerland

From $356 per night

The renowned Tschuggen Grand Hotel is a luxurious residence set in a spectacular Alpine location, just a short walk from the centre of Arosa. The celebrated interior designer Carlo Rampazzi has refurbished all 130 rooms and suites, thereby fashioning a contemporary fairy-tale and placing the Tschuggen, resplendent in its new glory, at the heart of it. The hotel provides the ideal venue for a relaxed vacation in gracious surroundings. The warm ambience is reflected in the personalized and discreet service that wins the hearts of travelers, whatever their provenance. The Tschuggen Grand Hotel is located in peaceful and picturesque surroundings in the middle of the mountains, only a few minutes from skiing and the main attractions of the village of Arosa. September 27, 2009 - November 27, 2009: Hotel will be closed for building work.

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The Peninsula Chicago
108 East Superior Street Chicago, Illinois, US

From $350 per night

Set in the heart of the 'Magnificent Mile', The Peninsula Chicago is ideally situated near all of the city's key attractions, businesses and entertainment. On the doorstep of Chicago's Lake Michigan and Michigan Avenue, the hotel is located in the center of the city's most exclusive shops and steps from the historic Water Tower. The Peninsula Chicago is located 13 miles from Chicago Midway Airport and 17 miles from Chicago O'Hare International Airport. The Peninsula Chicago offers 9,000 sq ft of versatile meeting and event space, providing the flexibility for every type of event from intimate meetings to lavish galas. The Grand Ballroom can accommodate up to 550 guests in a variety of configurations. Five additional function rooms and a boardroom with a plasma flat screen television and a fully equipped business center with offices and computer stations are also available for rental. Several fine dining options are available Avenues serves contemporary cuisine from an exhibition kitchen, and was recently awarded perfect scores from each of Chicago's major publications in 2005, a distinction held by only two restaurants in the city. A fully-equipped spa and exercise facility with panoramic city views is located at the top of the hotel. The Peninsula Chicago off 339 luxurious and spacious guestrooms and suites furnished in a magnificent classical style, including the 3,000 square foot Peninsula Suite. Each guestroom and suite is equipped with a state-of-the-art electronic system that allows guests to control guestroom features with the touch of a button. All guestrooms and suites feature marble bathrooms with separate shower, a deep soaking tub with a television above the tub, and hands-free telephone. Also included are an oversized executive desk with silent fax machine, data port and complimentary network and wireless high-speed Internet access.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "Sleek 20-story tower with stylish interiors and a prime shopping location in the heart of Chicago's Magnificent Mile—plus two of the city's hottest restaurants, Avenues and Shanghai Terrace. Rooms to Book: Grand Deluxes have views of the historic Water Tower Park. Insider Tip: Listen to the live jazz trio that performs every Friday and Saturday night at the Pen Bar. As you walk into the Peninsula, the concierge and receptionist greet you by name; classical music plays when you enter one of the 339 rooms; and your bedside table has a control panel to manage the lighting, deactivate the doorbell for privacy, and alert housekeeping when you want service. The luxury extends to the hotel’s spa by ESPA: it includes an outdoor sundeck, spa cuisine, eight treatment rooms, a steam room, and a lap pool. And be sure to dine at Shanghai Terrace—Food & Wine voted it one of the top 100 Asian restaurants in the U.S." Conierge.com says...
"One-touch wonderland: A Grand Deluxe Suite at the Peninsula Chicago is your best bet for unparalleled views of the Midwest's megalopolis and master-of-the-universe sleep technology.
Snooze factor: Extreme. This hotel knows how to push a control freak's buttons. Guests can manage (deep breath) the master light, the mood light, the night-light, the radio, the television, the DVD player, the fax machine, the "privacy please" button (which illuminates the "do not disturb" light on the front door), the "make up room" button for housekeeping, the room temperature and the alarm — all without leaving the comfort of the bed.
Who goes there: Serious shoppers. The city-central location on the Magnificent Mile means that world-class shopping is mere steps away: Your feet and your wallet will need their rest.
Undercover info: On Friday and Saturday nights, the hotel restaurant The Lobby unveils a decadent chocolate bar where guests can browse a buffet ranging from cakes and cookies to tarts and truffles. Don't let all that sugar keep you up late, though: You've got a lot of power-sleeping to do."

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