CONNOISSEUR COL L ECT ION


Hong Kong DUBAI


Grand Hyatt 


HONG KONG


Kowloon Shangri-La 


NEW YORK


Four Seasons 


This large luxury hotel is located in central Dubai among 37 acres of landscaped gardens. Its crescent-shaped modern exterior belies an elegant interior with comfortable, well-equipped rooms and a wide array of bars and restaurants serving inspired international cuisine.


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Marble floors and chandeliers welcome you into this deluxe waterfront hotel, where well-appointed rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows with views over the harbour or city skyline. Exploring is easy too, thanks to its superb location in this vibrant shopping and entertainment district.


£109 £79


£179 £159


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Set between Park and Madison Avenues, close to Central Park and Fifth Avenue, this hotel’s excellent rooms feature marble bathrooms – most with a deep tub that fills in 60 seconds – and many afford delightful city views. It also offers a range of spa facilities and superb dining in its 57 and L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon restaurants.


£169 £109 £279 £219


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£389 £309 £699 £609


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