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Imagine living in a hotel? Big bed, room service, and royal treatment.
\nTraveling is one of the most wanted activities in the last years. Social Media can maybe be the cause of it. Travel Influencers are all over them showing us the best hotels.<\/p>\n

Maybe the goal of travel is to observe the surroundings, get to know the traditions and costumes of a new city or country. Try their food, know the locals and most of all have a great time. But we know that a good hotel can be very tempting to stay in.
\nJust enjoying the pool, the architecture, and the resort life.<\/p>\n

In this article, you will see 10 of the most wanted luxurious hotels. And for sure it would make your choice difficult at the time you’d need to decide either you go or stay in.<\/p>\n

1. Andaz Mayakoba Resort, Mexico<\/p>\n

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\nLike Located in the eastern area of the Yucatan Peninsula, this exotic Mexican resort is surrounded by white-sand beaches and ancient ruins. Although those things are impressive in themselves, your jaw will drop as soon as you set foot in the resort\u2019s lobby. It was designed by Costa Rican native Ronald Zurcher and contains a water feature at its center that\u2019s topped off with an oculus. It pays homage to cenotes, which are mystical underground reservoirs that are found in the region.<\/p>\n

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2. Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, Dubai, UAE<\/p>\n

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\nLike The Burj Al Arab Jumeirah Hotel is instantly recognizable as a symbol of Dubai, but the 1,000-foot-high hotel has an interior that\u2019s just as striking. It\u2019s laden with 24-carat gold leaf, features a coral-filled aquarium and is adorned with kaleidoscopic fountains. The floral display is tended to by no less than 16 florists that are tasked with sourcing blooms from all over the world.<\/p>\n

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3. Hotel El Palace, Barcelona, Spain<\/p>\n

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\nLike One of the oldest Ritz Carltons in the world, which opened in 1918, exudes classic glamor and sophistication. The lobby features a pearl-encrusted crystal chandelier and a pair of cascading, wraparound staircases<\/p>\n

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4.The Sanchaya, Bintan Island, Indonesia<\/p>\n

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\nLike Newly-opened on the Indonesian island of Bintan, the Sanchaya has two distinct entrances. The first is a VIP lounge that was built to welcome guests arriving by ferry or private yacht so that they enjoy a seamless arrival and departure experience, and the second is the main entrance itself, which comprises formal gardens that lead into the resort\u2019s main building. The Great House, a two-story beachfront manor, contains the reception area and offers stunning views out over the ocean.<\/p>\n

5.The Hermitage Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee<\/p>\n

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\nLike The lobby of the Hermitage Hotel in downtown Nashville, Tennessee is fit for royalty. The hotel was constructed in 1908 and has been updated throughout the years to exude glamor and class. Italian and French Renaissance features are apparent throughout, and its floors are fashioned out of Tennessee marble. The lobby\u2019s crown jewel, however, is undoubtedly its beautifully-painted glass skylight at its center.<\/p>\n

6. ITC Maurya, New Delhi, India<\/p>\n

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\nLike Located right in the heart of bustling New Delhi, the ITC Morya\u2019s lobby boasts one of India\u2019s most prized art collections. The hotel is actually ITC\u2019s flagship property and was built in tribute to the Golden Age of the Mauryan Empire. In fact, it\u2019s actually one of just two authentic examples of Mauryan architectural design in the whole world. The lobby\u2019s ceiling is adorned with a stunning mural titled \u201cThe Procession of Life\u201d, which was painted by Indian artist, Krishen Kanna.<\/p>\n

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7. The Art Hotel, Denver, Colorado<\/p>\n

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\nLike Contemporary is the most apparent buzzword when experiencing this mirror-clad, ultra-modern hotel located in Denver\u2019s Museum District. Its lobby is full of incredible pieces of art, and also contains an LED light bulb installation that contains no less than 22,000 bulbs. In addition, there\u2019s the hotel\u2019s Portico Gallery, which houses works by the former Denver Art Museum\u2019s curator, Dianne Vanderlip. Even more, art is located on the hotel\u2019s fourth floor, with modern art pieces such as Ed Ruscha\u2019s \u201cIndustrial Strength Sleep\u201d on display.<\/p>\n

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8. Marquis Los Cabos, Los Cabos, Mexico<\/p>\n

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\nLike The arched entranceway at this amazing resort frames a stunning view of the Sea of Cortes, which lies just beyond three large swimming pools. The front and concierge desks are fashioned from reclaimed tree trunks, and guests are greeted with a welcome cocktail and chilled towel before being invited to sit on the beautiful white and wicker furniture in the center of the lobby. If that isn\u2019t enough to wow you, there\u2019s also a 40-foot waterfall and blue-glass fire pits to take in, as well as live music at most hours of the day.<\/p>\n

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9. The Anam, Cam Ranh, Vietnam<\/p>\n

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\nLike Can Ramh\u2019s Anam resort features an open-air lobby inspired by Vietnam\u2019s Indochinese era and takes advantage of the more than 300 days a year of sunshine that the area receives. In addition, the 12-hectare property is shaded by an unbelievable 3,000 coconut trees. It sits atop the white sands and turquoise waters of Long Beach. When looking out to the ocean, guests are able to see sampans (traditional wooden boots) dotted about on the water, as well as a series if picture-perfect Vietnamese islands just offshore.<\/p>\n

10. Fairmont Copley Plaza, Boston, Massachusetts<\/p>\n

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\nLike This Boston landmark is a potent symbol of the city\u2019s rich history, and was built all the way back in 1912. Its grand entrance has been referred to as Peacock Alley since the 1920s, and this is because the stream of well-dressed Bostonians strolling through it never seems to end. Peacock Alley is tiled with original mosaics, and the main lobby features a 21-foot-high ceiling replete with stunning crystal chandeliers. The hotel\u2019s walls are also adorned with masterpieces by Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dali, to name but a few.<\/p>\n

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