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10 Ultimate Exotic Suites

Penthouse and Presidential Suites are racing to keep pace with ever-loftier standards of luxury living. We present 10 top-of-the-line suites that are raising the bar even higher

Published in: August 2008


Mansion Presidential Suite at the Four Seasons; Buenos Aires, Argentina

A 10-minute walk from the Jorge Louis Borges Cultural Centre in Buenos Aires, The Four Seasons is set in the heart of La Recoleta, the aristocratic enclave of the city. Fittingly, The Mansion Presidential Suite at the hotel is an opulent affair. Styled in 18th and 19th century French décor, The Mansion boasts oriental rugs, original antiques and Slavonian oak floors. It has a private dining room, which seats up to 10, separate service entrance and a fully equipped kitchen. Special attention has been paid to the bathroom, which is wall-to-wall marble of three different types.

www.fourseasons.com/buenosaires

Presidential Suite at the Hotel Adlon Kempinski; Berlin, Germany

Uniquely, this hotel is famed not for its location or cultural attractions, but for its attention to safety. The Presidential Suite at the Hotel Adlon Kempinski employs the German security police to ensure peace and quiet. Other security measures include bulletproof walls and windows, independent telecommunications, safe room, armored private entrance and private elevator to the underground car park. It is fashioned to accommodate large entourages and features 18th century French antiques and Chinese lacquer work – reflecting the taste of Prussian kings for Chinoiserie. The styling is totally baroque and the service is impeccable, with a private butler available at any hour.

www.hotel-adlon.de


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