Most luxurious hotel to be built t in Antalya
An hotel being constructed by in southern province of Antalya's Aksu region is set to surpass world's most luxurious hotel in Dubai namely Burj al-Arab.
Mardan Istanbul Palace is expected to re-define the concept of luxury in hotels throughout the globe.
Rooms in Mardan Istanbul Palace will be rented for fees ranging from 400 USD to 20,000 Euros.
The hotel will have 500 rooms. 70 percent of all rooms will be 60-70 square meters large. Standard rooms will be 45-50 square meters large while double-bedrooms will be 200 square meters large.
In addition, there will be 20 villas each 100 square meters large and king suites on top floor of the hotel, each 2,500 square meters large.
The swimming pool, which will resemble the Istanbul Strait –Bosphorus, will be 24,000 square meters large and will be the world's second biggest swimming pool. The pool will be surrounded by restaurants.
Interior decoration of the hotel is being made by Zeynep Fadillioglu. All decorative materials resemble historical artifacts from the Ottoman era. Ismailov paid 80,000 Euros for a single sofa dating back the Ottoman era.
While the main body of the hotel will resemble the Dolmabahce Palace, the garden floor will resemble the Covered Bazaar.
Mardan Istanbul Palace is expected to re-define the concept of luxury in hotels throughout the globe.
Rooms in Mardan Istanbul Palace will be rented for fees ranging from 400 USD to 20,000 Euros.
The hotel will have 500 rooms. 70 percent of all rooms will be 60-70 square meters large. Standard rooms will be 45-50 square meters large while double-bedrooms will be 200 square meters large.
In addition, there will be 20 villas each 100 square meters large and king suites on top floor of the hotel, each 2,500 square meters large.
The swimming pool, which will resemble the Istanbul Strait –Bosphorus, will be 24,000 square meters large and will be the world's second biggest swimming pool. The pool will be surrounded by restaurants.
Interior decoration of the hotel is being made by Zeynep Fadillioglu. All decorative materials resemble historical artifacts from the Ottoman era. Ismailov paid 80,000 Euros for a single sofa dating back the Ottoman era.
While the main body of the hotel will resemble the Dolmabahce Palace, the garden floor will resemble the Covered Bazaar.
Labels: Antalya, hotel, luxury travel, travel destination, travel news, Turkey
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1 Comments:
They're only SAYING they can surpass the Burj, but truth is they haven't come up with any radically new ideas tht make the experience unique. Putting a hefty price-tag on something doesn't really make it the best (unless you're a russian oligarch) After all, the Burj is in the middle of its own man-made ISLAND, and has a restaurant underneath the seabed, and a fleet of Rolls-Royce limos. Plus the view form the helipad is phenomenal (remember the Agassi vs. Federer tennis match?) And the list goes on... The Burj Al Arab is in a league of its own, and i bet more ppl would wanna stay there in an exciting city like Dubai rather than Antalya (which I bet most ppl, especially dumb heiresses haven't even heard of). The only hotels tht can match the burj in terms of completely-flashy-awesome-eye-popping-jaw-dropping-uber-expensiveness are some of the hotels in Las Vegas, and even they'd have to try pretty hard
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