Preferred Hotel Group - March New Member Announcement
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Preferred Hotel Group - March New Member Announcement
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The Palms Hotel & Spa
Miami Beach, Florida, USA
The Palms Hotel & Spa combines earthly elegance, personal service, and distinctive dining in the heart of Miami Beach. Eleven floors boast 243 spacious, recently updated guestrooms with views of the ocean, hotel gardens, or the Miami Beach cityscape. The Palms Spa – Aveda's only oceanfront resort spa in the United States – specializes in holistic treatments. Essensia's natural gourmet cuisine fuses Mediterranean dishes with the liveliness of Floridian fare. Close to hip South Beach, The Palms Hotel & Spa delivers the excitement of a resort with the personal service of a boutique hotel.
Altis Belém Hotel & Spa
Lisbon, Portugal
Discover Altis Belém Hotel & Spa, a modern boutique hotel on the riverfront in Lisbon, Portugal. This cutting-edge property features stunning contemporary architecture and interior design throughout 45 guestrooms and suites. Tones of white and gray are contrasted with vibrant wall panels, area rugs, and velvet sofas. Explore authentic Portuguese and international cuisine at the sophisticated Feitoria restaurant. The tranquil and refreshing BSpa is an exceptional space to treat body and mind.
Hotel Brick
Mexico City, Mexico
Hotel Brick, in Mexico City's vibrant La Roma district, combines design details from the early 20th century with modern architectural elements to put a contemporary spin on the city's majestic past. These unforgettable boutique-style accommodations include just 17 guestrooms and suites to guarantee personalized, attentive service and a home-away-from-home experience. Hotel Brick offers all the facilities and services expected from a luxury boutique hotel, including concierge, in-room spa services, and fitness and business centers. Chef Richard Sandoval serves traditional French Provençal specialties at Brasserie La Moderna.
Golden Bear Lodge & Spa
Cap Cana, Dominican Republic
Member of Preferred Golf Club
Golden Bear Lodge & Spa is an unparalleled luxury resort designed to fulfill the desires of the most discerning travelers. Whether one prefers to soak in the in-room Jacuzzi or soak up the views from the private terrace or patio, the resort's 78 stylish one- and two-bedroom suites guarantee a luxurious and relaxing stay. Golfers can play two Jack Nicklaus Signature courses, while the Golden Bear's lavish spa offers a variety of relaxing body treatments and rejuvenating therapies.
Jupiter Beach Resort
Jupiter, Florida, USA
Located along the longest stretch of secluded beach in Palm Beach County, Jupiter Beach Resort is an unparalleled resort destination along Florida's Atlantic coast. The hotel offers 159 guestrooms, including 34 suites, that set a new standard for luxury accommodations, including private balconies, marble baths with pedestal sinks, and plush robes and slippers. Dine beachside in one of three restaurants and relax in the tranquil spa, which offers six treatment rooms and a full-service beauty salon.
Regal Master Hotel
Chengdu, China
The new Regal Master Hotel offers unrivaled luxury and comfort, with exquisite accommodations and stylish, contemporary décor. All 350 modern and spacious guestrooms, including 29 suites, are decorated in soothing earth tones to create a relaxing and comforting atmosphere. Six restaurant and lounge options, a complimentary full-service fitness center, and nine state-of-the-art multipurpose rooms combine to create a home away from home for discerning business and leisure travelers.
Lancaster London
London, England, U.K.
At Lancaster London, all the history, culture, and excitement of London is within reach. Overlooking the beautiful Hyde Park, Lancaster London is within walking distance of some of London's most popular attractions. At the end of a long day spent exploring, return to one of 416 guestrooms and suites, where a fine attention to detail creates a home-away-from-home feeling amid all the urban commotion. Indulge in one of two restaurant options – Nipa for award-winning Thai cuisine and Island Restaurant & Bar for a contemporary spin on European classics.
The Claridge Hotel
Miami Beach, Florida
One of the best-kept secrets in Miami, The Claridge Hotel is in an ideal position across from the pristine waters of South Beach. The hotel's location, together with its grand Mediterranean architecture and unique interior atrium lobby, create the ultimate getaway spot. Originally built in 1928 as El Paraiso Apartments with 18 units and two hotel rooms, it is a charming property designed by local architect Martin L. Hampton. Having traveled extensively in Spain, Hampton was a master of the Mediterranean Revival style, which he adapted to the Florida landscape. Hampton also designed numerous other buildings in Miami Beach, including City Hall.
The Columbia Club
Indianapolis, Indiana
Conveniently located in the heart of downtown on Monument Circle, The Columbia Club is the premier private city club in Indianapolis, however, its guestrooms are open to members and non-members alike. Established in 1889, the Columbia Club was originally formed to support the presidential candidacy of native Hoosier Benjamin Harrison. An Indianapolis icon, the current clubhouse was built in 1925 and is home to a wonderful collection of art and artifacts, including paintings by T.C. Steele, as well as historical and political memorabilia. All Republican presidents since Benjamin Harrison have visited the Club.
The Inn on Ferry Street Detroit
Detroit, Michigan
The Inn on Ferry Street sets the standard for elegant Victorian guest quarters and dedicated service. The Inn is located in a historic area of midtown Detroit, significant for its turn-of-the-century, upper-class residential streetscape and variety of architectural styles popular from the late nineteenth century through the early twentieth century. The four restored Victorian homes and two carriage houses that make up The Inn on Ferry Street abound in sophisticated luxury while evoking a strong sense of history.
The Martha Washington Hotel & Spa
Abingdon, Virginia
Member of Preferred Boutique
Originally built in 1832 to be a private residence for a Virginia general, The Martha Washington has seen many different uses, from finishing school to Civil War hospital to women's college. Today, The Martha Washington Hotel & Spa is an elegant hotel that pays homage to its gracious Southern roots and enduring historic legacy, standing as gateway to the past. Modern amenities and services include a newly completed natatorium and a spa that features beautifully appointed treatment rooms, the latest in equipment technology, and an adjoining fitness area.
Pine Needles Lodge & Golf Club
Southern Pines, North Carolina
With a full history of tradition dating back to 1928, when the Tufts family of Pinehurst began to develop it as a resort hotel, Pine Needles Lodge & Golf Club is a full-service golf resort that combines casual elegance with Southern hospitality. Once owned by the U.S. Air Force during World War II, then the Roman Catholic Diocese of Raleigh, it was finally purchased in 1953 by current owner, Peggy Kirk Bell, a pioneer of the LPGA, and her husband, Warren "Bullet" Bell, who restored the Donald Ross course and built the lodges that accommodate today's guests. Celebrity guests that have visited the resort over the years include Bing Crosby, Sandra Day O'Connor, President Jimmy Carter, Babe Zaharias, Michael Jordan, Jack Nicklaus, and Arnold Palmer.
Pinehurst Resort
Village of Pinehurst, North Carolina
Founded in 1895, Pinehurst encompasses three historic hotels, a wealth of recreational activities, and 2000 breathtaking North Carolina acres. Set in one of America's only National Historic Landmark Districts, the resort and village were designed by Fredrick Law Olmsted as a health retreat among towering pines and mild Southern breezes. According to history, guests introduced golf in the dairy cattle grazing fields, hitting little white balls that disturbed the herd. In February 1898, a rudimentary nine-hole course was constructed. The first clubhouse followed a few months later, and in 1899, Pinehurst's first golf professional, John Dunn Tucker, was hired to add an additional nine, which later became Pinehurst No. 1. Interestingly, Pinehurst's founder James Tufts, never played the game.
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