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Most expensive hotel in Europe almost ready for its first paying guests
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26 Apr 2009 Sun 06:02 pm |
Recession? Not for everyone apparently. Russian Billionaire Telman Ismailov just spent $1.4 Billion of his own money building the most expensive hotel in Europe. The Mardan Palace hotel is located in Antalya, on the Turkish Riviera. The building was inspired by the Ottoman empire and the famous Dolmabahçe Palace in Istanbul.
The hotel has 560 rooms, 2 of which are "royal suites" which can be yours for just over $18,000 a night. That does get you your own private "golden" swimming pool so its totally worth it.
Regular rooms start at a much more reasonable $300 a night. Suites are equipped with remote controlled toilets, flat panel TV´s with a multimedia system, Hermès toiletries and access to a 24 hour butler service.
The hotel is scheduled to open its doors in June. When guests are not enjoying the amenities in their rooms, they can visit the spa (which covers 2 acres), the vitamin or Champagne bar, or a golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus.
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A week holiday in Antalya anyone....?
Edited (4/26/2009) by Trudy
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26 Apr 2009 Sun 06:58 pm |
just add that 1 to my wish list, i did google in the week spectaular !
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26 Apr 2009 Sun 09:00 pm |
What´s a remote controlled toilet? Maybe the guy is taking a little bit too far
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26 Apr 2009 Sun 09:12 pm |
What´s a remote controlled toilet? Maybe the guy is taking a little bit too far
I guess just the same as many middle class hotels in Japan have (and also public toilets in department stores, parks, museums and in many people´s homes): a toilet with next to the seat buttons for flushing, sprinkling body parts at choice (...), music, deodoriser. Some there have a remote control not attached to the toilet seat but on the wall. Must say, very nice.
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26 Apr 2009 Sun 09:17 pm |
I guess any public toilet would appreciate a deodoriser but other than that... you may have finished your business by the time you set the appropriate music
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26 Apr 2009 Sun 09:29 pm |
I guess any public toilet would appreciate a deodoriser but other than that... you may have finished your business by the time you set the appropriate music
Maybe in that posh hotel you indeed can choose your own music (wonder what one will pick with different types of ´business´.... ) but the ones I mean just have one sound - to avoid other people hearing what you are doing (what might thát be?).
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26 Apr 2009 Sun 09:31 pm |
Maybe in that posh hotel you indeed can choose your own music (wonder what one will pick with different types of ´business´.... ) but the ones I mean just have one sound - to avoid other people hearing what you are doing (what might thát be?).
Aha fantastic idea, maybe that´s it - for guests with a shy bladder
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26 Apr 2009 Sun 10:03 pm |
Who cares about the remote control toilets? As long as I can enjoy a nice Turkish meze and hamam, book me in!!!!!!!!
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26 Apr 2009 Sun 10:56 pm |
Who cares about the remote control toilets? As long as I can enjoy a nice Turkish meze and hamam, book me in!!!!!!!!
The Hamam Suite - with private jaccuzzi and hot stone - costs the first week of June only 450 Euro per night ....
Edited (4/26/2009) by Trudy
[Forgot the time]
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27 Apr 2009 Mon 01:22 am |
I am only wondering how this Russian guy became so rich!!!
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