Отели и курорты

This inspirational volume on wellness showcases ideas for replenishing the mind, body, and soul and is the latest addition to the bestselling Bucket List series.

For anyone seeking calming and therapeutic wellness respites, this aspirational guide contains 1,000 travel ideas organized geographically. Every aspect of wellness and self-care is covered: rid yourself of negative energy in a sweat lodge in Mexico; unwind with yoga in a tree house cabin by the Caribbean in Tobago; harness the healing power of seawater in France; practice the art of forest bathing in Japan; go on a wellness cruise down the Mekong in Vietnam; engage in holistic healing therapies in a former Maharaja’s palace in India; learn more about gut health and gastronomy in California; experience holistic healing arts in the Hamptons . . . the possibilities are endless.

Entries are broken down into six color-coded categories to help readers personally create the ultimate wellness escape for their needs at any time. The six categories are: renew and recharge; relax and indulge; explore and thrive; reflect and connect; savor and nourish; heal and balance.

This is the definitive guide for anyone interested in travel that enriches life physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

About the Author:

Nana Luckham has written for many travel publications. She has co-authored guidebooks for Lonely Planet and Rough Guides, worked as a United Nations press officer, and written for the BBC, the Independent, Responsible Travel, and the Africa Report, among others. She has lived in Accra, Canberra, Paris, Grenoble, and New York, and now lives in London.

Discover exceptional hotels in the middle of nature

For The World’s Best Nature & Design Hotels, author Corynne Pless went on a search for hotels all around the world that are defined by the nature that surrounds them, and focus on eye-catching design. This journey leads the reader to unique locations, from unspoilt jungle to grand mountains and even desert landscapes. The hotels in the book let nature speak for itself. The architecture offers a window onto forests, rivers, and mountains. In addition, the hotels are respectful of the natural environment in their policies. Guests can immerse themselves in total tranquillity, while indulging in the design elements that surround them. Dream away with this book full of fantastic photos that will take you to places you didn’t even know existed.

_Compilation of hotels that combine the power of nature with the sophistication of refined design
_Hotels in every corner of the world, in the most diverse of natural environments
_Large format book with stunning photographs and lots of inspiration for your next journey

About the Author:

Corynne Pless is a Los Angeles-based author specialising in architecture, interiors and travel. She writes for Architectural Digest/Clever, among others.

Travel has become an integral part of modern life and the geographic setting in which travellers find themselves is constantly changing. To be far from home is at once an adventure and a necessary thing, and as such the expectations placed in the hostelries where travellers spend much of their time rise. Neither their otherness nor their individuality should be a barrier to travellers feeling at home in the foreign environment.

The establishments presented here measure up to these expectations in their own unique ways. The conceptualization and location of the hotels and the visions of developers or architects have resulted in places of character that reject ordinariness without sacrificing comfort and a sense of well being on the part of the guest. In this way, the hotel becomes the pioneer in the evolution of modern residential experiences.

Following the formula of earlier theme publications – Countryside Hotels, Designed Spaces, Historical Ties, Luxury Residences, Mountain Pastime, Urban Hideouts and Wellness Islands – this volume presents more than fifty luxury hotels, all of them remarkable examples of architecture and design. Detailed blueprint material and large photographs serve as dual invitations to readers to undertake a trip of their own to a foreign land.

Widely regarded as one of the world’s preeminent hospitality designers and an early pioneer of the restaurant design profession, Adam D. Tihany shares his fascinating story and most spectacular projects in Tihany: Iconic Hotel and Restaurant Interiors.

His fluid, profoundly diverse design vocabulary has for decades affected change and influenced the global luxury market, one that has embraced his complex mix of sophistication, provocation, and pampering. His original and impeccably executed work has influenced a generation of designers and captured the imaginations of countless diners and guests, making Tihany the undisputed master of the art of hospitality design.

This book offers an in-depth tour of some of the designer’s most defining projects including the restaurants Per Se and Daniel in New York, Apsley’s and Dinner in London, as well as the Westin Chosun in Seoul and the One&Only resort in Cape Town.

About the Authors:

Adam D. Tihany is known around the globe for creating unique, luxury interior design for hotels and restaurants His outstanding contribution to the world of design has been recognized with numerous honors and awards including an Honorary Doctorate from the New York School of Interior Design and induction into the Interior Design Hall of Fame. A frequent contributor to international lifestyle, design, and travel magazines, he is a credited expert and has published two previous books.

Thomas Keller is an American chef, restaurateur, and cookbook writer whose famed restaurants include The French Laundry and Per Se.

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Exceptional new photography brings readers behind the scenes of the Trianons and Marie Antoinette’s Hamlet at Versailles ― including areas usually closed to the public.

Life in the Château de Versailles was dense with pomp and circumstance, and the royals often craved a quiet moment with friends and lovers far from the din of the court. Hidden away from the palace on the grounds nearby, the kings built the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, and the Queen’s Hamlet, where they could slip away to entertain their inner circle. This book explores every aspect of life at these private outbuildings, from the furnishings and gardens to the history and inhabitants.

In 1687, Sun King Louis XIV conceived of the Grand Trianon and its exceptional parterres and fountains as a seamless link between court and garden ― a private retreat where he could withdraw with his family and escape the heavy hand of protocol. Louis XV commissioned the Petit Trianon, a neoclassical masterpiece with four unique facades, and its famous menagerie and botanical gardens. Louis XVI bestowed the Petit Trianon on Marie Antoinette; in her gardens and picturesque hamlet and farm, the queen’s presence is more tangible here than anywhere else at Versailles.

This handsome volume with newly commissioned photography is both a historical testimony and an intimate visit on the grounds of the palace of Versailles.

About the Author:

Jacques Moulin is the chief architect for numerous French heritage sites, including Versailles. Francis Hammond has contributed to many books, including Versailles: A Private Invitation, Historic Houses of Paris, and A Day at Versailles. Yves Carlier, general curator at Versailles and specialist in sixteenth- to nineteenth-century French decorative arts and design, wrote A Day at Versailles.

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The fascinating story of one of the most beautiful historical villas of Lake Como, its exceptional renovation, and the excellence of Italian and French craftsmanship.

Situated on the verdant slopes of Blevio, an ancient Italian hill town, Villa Cagni Troubetzkoy commands sweeping vistas on Lake Como. With a vibrant history spanning more than 175 years, it once provided sanctuary to an exiled Russian prince, and today stands as a beautifully preserved family home, epitomizing the luxury of the Italian lakes.

Pascal Cagni, the current owner, is a globe-trotter passionate about design and architecture who amassed invaluable experiences on his extensive travels. His immersion in diverse cultures instilled him with profound clarity about his vision for restoring the villa to its former glory, with respect for Italy’s architectural patrimony, in harmony with the environment, and integrating local culture and history. With Italy’s top craftsmen at the helm, the villa was meticulously restored with traditional materials, achieving a perfect blend of past and present. Today, it stands as a testament to heritage preservation and Italian elegance; its gardens are a symbol of timeless refinement against Lake Como’s eternal allure and worldly exuberance.

About the Author:

Alexandra Campbell wrote Villa Astor: Paradise Restored on the Amalfi Coast (2017) and Hotel du Cap Eden Roc: A Timeless Legend on the French Riviera (2020). Khanh Renaud, a photographer for the Gamma Agency and regular contributor to Le Point, has contributed to Elle, Der Spiegel, and GQ.

In the tradition of the bestselling Where Chefs Eat: the definitive global hotel guide by the real experts who know - architects

No one appreciates a building quite like an architect - and now, for the first time, more than 250 of the world's leading architects share insider tips on where to stay, revealing everything from renowned destinations to undiscovered gems. With 1,200 listings in more than 100 countries, this unique guide has readers covered, whether planning a business trip or a vacation, a city break or a remote getaway, a wedding or a corporate event. It's the ideal resource, gift, and gateway to design-conscious journeys worldwide.

About the Author:

Sarah Miller was founding editor-in-chief of Condé Nast Traveller UK, which she ran for 15 years before launching Condé Nast Traveller in India and China. She was later appointed European Editor of Travel + Leisure and is currently CEO of Sarah Miller and Partners, and luxury brand ambassador of The Wall Street Journal.

Whether vibrant cities or quiet rural idyllic scenes, extensive coastlines or snowy mountain ranges: Europe’s diversity of cultures and landscapes has always been appreciated by travel enthusiasts from around the world. This volume is a journey of discovery to the most enchanting holiday residences whose architecture and interior design turn a vacation into a perfect experience.

Classic jewels like the Iberian finca or the Scandinavian city loft make the hearts of design aficionados beat faster. Outdoor enthusiasts are thrilled by exceptionally designed tree houses or exclusive alpine huts, while individual travelers enjoy temporary bliss in stylish redecorated or converted sheds or former mills and harbor cranes. All projects presented in this architecture and travel guide inspire architects as well as globetrotters and are at the same time representative of the diverse beauty of the old continent.

 - ÖÖD in Tallinn, Estonia (Jaak Tiik & Andreas Tiik)
 - Bassivière Barn Chic in Saint-Étienne-de-Villeréa, France (Laura and Niels Aben)
 - Vipp Loft in Copenhagen, Denmark (Vipp)
 - Landhaus Fergitz in Gerswalde, Germany (Thomas Kröger Architekten)
 - 7132 Hotel in Valais, Switzerland (Peter Zumthor, Kengo Kuma, Tadao Ando and Thom Mayne)

A comprehensive look at Istanbul-based interior designer Zeynep Fadillioglu’s most striking projects, from a modern minimalist mosque to the city’s largest luxury hotel.

Renowned for her striking, multilayered projects that are rich in materials, arts, and crafts, Zeynep Fadillioglu’s interiors express a bold contemporary sophistication and modern understanding of traditional values.

Born and raised in Istanbul, Fadillioglu studied computer science and then art history and design at London’s Inchbald School of Design before setting up her design company in Istanbul. Today, having designed many notable landmarks, she is one of the most sought-after designers both at home and abroad. Her thoughtful, creative, and interdisciplinary approach to interior design bridges history, community, cities, climate, and culture with meticulous attention to detail and to storytelling.

Beautifully printed in Italy, this monograph presents a selection of the designer’s finest projects, revealing the inspiration that has made her work in demand from London and New York to Bombay and Qatar. Written in first person, the volume provides an intimate insight into a uniquely nuanced cross-cultural approach to design that combines classic and contemporary, responding to the complex links between nature, heritage, culture, craft, and art.

The book features never-before-published photographs and captivating original illustrations.

About the Authors:

Catherine Shaw is an independent architecture, design, and art critic; speaker; and moderator, who writes about urban regeneration, Japanese architecture, art, and design. She is the author of the Wallpaper* City Guide Tokyo and Louis Vuitton City Guide Hong Kong. She is the Asia-Pacific contributing editor for the New York–based Metropolis magazine.

Author Residence: London and Hong Kong

1. The unique and pragmatic classification on editing: The projects in this book are classified 13 main big-selling residential models. It provides practical thoughts and examples to designers and developers.
2. New projects: Over 70% projects are published for the first time and all projects are developed in last two years.
3. Originality and uniqueness of contribution: 131 newest successful projects are selected from nearly 1000 properties; the pictures of over 60% projects are taken by the professional photographers.
4. High-quality contribution: All projects have live pictures and over 90% projects have master plan, house layout plan, detailed plan, landscape plan, interior plan and so on. They are nearly 8000 high-quality pictures, covering abundant information.

Contents:

VOLUME ONE
Neoclassical Style Property 012~109
Beijing Rose Garden ( Phase IV ) 014~019
Shanghai Evian Dream 020~027
Shanghai Vanke Firenze Villa 028~033
Guangzhou Jinsha Xi’an 034~045
Shenzhen Century Seaview • Guo Ling Sea 046~053
Foshan Golden Sand Coast 054~063
Sanya Limitless Ocean & Sky ( Phase II ) 064~075
Hangzhou Liu Zhuang 076~083
Harbin Island Villa 084~091
Chongqing Dowell • Xiang Shan 092~099
Hefei Haydn Residence 100~109

Mediterranean Style Property 110~193
Beijing Luneng Grasse Town 112~123
Shanghai Longfor Rose and Ginkgo Valley 124~135
Shenzhen Santa Valley 136~143
Shenzhen Wonderland ( High-rise Buildings ) 144~151
Foshan Shanshui Manor 152~163
Hainan Creba Pple Bay 164~169
Hangzhou Blue Patio 170~177
Tianjin Lucca Town 178~185
Chengdu Crown International Residential Area 186~193

Southeast Asian Style Community 194~247
Guangzhou Qiaojian Greenfield Villa 196~207
Guangzhou Yunshan Yayuan 208~215
Shenzhen Regency Park 216~225
Foshan Jinyu Huating 226~239
Huizhou Vanke • Jinyu Huating 240~247

Chinese Traditional Residence 248~295
Beijing Westhill Imagination Villa ( East Area A ) 250~257
Beijing Legendary Golf Villa 258~265
Suzhou Shui Yun Ju 266~271
Yangzhou Slender West Lake • Tang Jun 272~279
Chengdu BRC Zitan Mountain 280~289
Longfor Qujiang Glory 290~295

VOLUME TWO
Exotic Style Town 012~161
Beijing Jackson Hole 014~021
Beijing • 198 022~029
Beijing Arcadia Villa 030~035
Beijing Zhujiang Polis ( Phase I ) 036~041
Beijing Runze Villas 042~053
Beijing Territorism 054~059
Beijing Jinyu • Vanke City 060~067
Shanghai Vanke Amber Garden 068~073
Guangzhou Times Peanut 074~081
Shenzhen Longan Garden ( Phase I ) 082~091
Shenzhen Laimeng Shuixieshan Garden ( Phase III ) 092~101
Dongguan Century City • Goble House ( Phase IV ) 102~109
Dongguan Wolong Mountain Garden ( Phase II ) 110~117
Hangzhou Tulip Bank 118~127
The Villa of Nature in Nanjing 128~137
Jiangsu Xianlin Cuigu 138~147
Chengdu Zhonghai International Community ( Phase III ) 148~155
Chongqiang Longfor • You Shan Jun 156~161

International High-class Apartment 162~211
Beijing SOHO Residences 164~169
Beijing Energetic City 170~175
Beijing Tianji • Wanxiang Golf Garden 176~183
Building F of Vanke Paradiso in Guangzhou 184~189
Shenzhen Tonge Fashion Space 190~197
Hangzhou Lijiang Apartment 198~205
Hangzhou Greentown Xizi • Lily Apartment 206~211

Courtyard-type Residence 212~295
Beijing MOMA Forest Forever 214~221
Shanghai Gemdale • Green World 222~233
SH-Culture Forest Poly 234~247
Guangzhou Cambridgeshire 248~253
Foshan CapitaLand • Anchor Palace 254~261
Dongguan Gemdale • Green Land 262~269
Dongguan Gemdale • Bodeng Lake 270~275
Changsha Green Bamboo Garden 276~287
Tianjin Savillarow 288~295

VOLUME THREE
New Ecological Home 012~145
Shanghai New Lake Pearl City ( Phase III ) 014~019
Shanghai Gemdale • Value Bay 020~029
Shanghai Yanlord Riverside City 030~037
Beijing East Lake Villas 038~041
Guangzhou Lasony • Shangzhu 042~049
Shenzhen Brooky Hills 050~057
Shenzhen Kaisa • Xiangrui Garden 058~065
Shenzhen Long Island 066~071
Shenzhen Purple Kylin Hill 072~079
Foshan Poly Garden ( Phase III ) 080~087
Foshan Poly Astrology 088~095
Hangzhou Xixi Butterfly Garden 096~101
Wuxi Greenland • Boston Residence 102~107
Suzhou Yanlord Peninsula 108~113
Tianjin Dongli Lake • Vanke City ( Phase IV ) 114~123
Tianjin Vanke Golden Home 124~133
Chongqing Longfor • Flamenco 134~139
Kunming Shiner • Juncheng 140~145

High-class Humane Community 146~219
Beijing Oak Bay 148~153
Jinqiao Green International Residential Quarter • Xiao Garden 154~159
Guangzhou Poly Residence 2010 160~167
Guangzhou Lanting Yuyuan 168~175
Guangzhou Huabiao Pinfeng 176~183
Shenzhen Nuode Holiday Garden 184~189
Shenzhen Emperor Bay 190~195
Suzhou Xiaoshi City 196~203
Chengdu Phoenix City ( Phase I ) 204~211
Chengdu Twenty-Four City 212~219

Classical Single Villa 220~287
Beijing Guan Shan Yue 222~229
Beijing Lucerne Lake Manor 230~237
Beijing Slow City • 26 Islands 238~243
Hangzhou Greentown • Rose Garden 244~251
Hangzhou Xinhu • Shangri-La ( Eastern Area ) 252~259
Hangzhou Surich Town ( Southern Section ) 260~265
Wuxi Tai Lake • Tan Xi Bay 266~271
Tianjin No.36 Xikang Road 272~277
Chengdu Bridge County 278~287

VOLUME FOUR
Landscape Scenery Villa 012~153
Guangzhou Summer Palace Golf Chateau ( Phase II & III ) 014~035
Shenzhen Buena Vista 036~045
Shenzhen Le Sommet 046~055
Foshan Times • Yiyun Town 056~067
Zhuhai Phoenix Mountain No.1 068~075
Huizhou Kuany City 076~081
Dongguan Songshan Lake • Changcheng Shijia 082~087
Shanghai Crystal Palace ( Section C ) 088~095
Hangzhou Qingshan Lake Rose Garden 096~109
Hangzhou Yearning Nature 110~121
Hangzhou Xixi Villas 122~129
Tianjin Jing Jin City 130~137
Chengdu Luxehills Community 138~153

Large-scale Compound Community 154~249
Guangzhou Huadu Yihe Shanzhuang 156~167
Guangzhou Gemdale GZ Lakes 168~177
Foshan CITIC Lake 178~189
Foshan Times Fantasy 190~199
Huizhou Agile • Egret Lake 200~205
Dalian Oriental Yosemite 206~211
Tianjin Vantone Central Park 212~219
Tianjin Sunshine 100 International New City 220~225
Tianjin U • Park 226~231
Tianjin Diamond Hill 232~239
Hefei International Flower City ( Phase V ) 240~249

CBD Luxury House 250~291
Beijing Regal Court 252~259
Guangzhou Zhuguang • Xin Cheng Yu Jing 260~265
Guangzhou Boya Shoufu 266~273
Guangzhou Jiayu • Junyue Residence 274~281
Nanchang Poly International Golf Garden 282~291

2 CD-Roms are included.

100 top properties in the book are characterized by Mediterranean style, modern style, Neo-Chinese style and other 7 new styles. These selective projects are outstanding designs from international renowned design companies. They are classified by the style and analyzed from type, size, topography and design concept. Every project offers real scene pictures, floor plan and house layout, which can be regarded as the most detailed architecture book.

Sales Points:
1. Large paperedition, abundant information, luxury and exquisite design.
2. The selective projects are designed by international renowned companies.
3. The projects are introduced specifically and accurately; real scene pictures, floor plans and house layout are available.
4. Multiple indexes are convenient for searching.

Rooms with a view. A collection of 100 heavenly hideaways

When travelling for business, we often prefer hotel rooms of the same type in London, Paris, or Shanghai. It s just more convenient. A different set of rules applies when they search for a place to celebrate a special family holiday, a weekend with a new lover, or a few days of blissful solitude with some great books. Suddenly a balcony with postcard-worthy views counts more than the number of TV channels, a sumptuous bed with a heavenly mattress and hand-ironed linens more than Wi-Fi connection in every nook and cranny of the hotel building.

That s where this new TASCHEN collection comes in. A compilation of 100 hotels, in countries from Abu Dhabi to Vietnam, the two volumes make it a breeze to choose where to relax next. The gamut runs from dream castles like Villa Feltrinelli on Lake Garda to the glass-fronted hipster chic of Juvet Hotel in Norway; from Mediterranean pensiones with nostalgic flair and moderate rates to the pricey-yet-worthy desert glamour of Amangiri resort in Utah s canyon country. Even dedicated web scouts will be tempted by this book to cuddle up on their sofa for a round of paper travelling. While fans of interior design might use it as an inspiring global selection of splendid sofas, beds, lights, and bathroom features.

 - 100 very special hotels and guesthouses all over the world
 - rom bed & breakfast basic to six-star luxurious
 - Selected by TASCHEN s style and travel department according to criteria like stylistic harmony, location, service, and cost-performance ratio
 - Each hotel comes with a reader-friendly chart listing the number of rooms, current prices, type of cuisine, amenities, plus the all-important X-factor: the feature that makes staying there a truly unique experience
 - The full scope of contemporary travel in two neat volumes, coffee table-sized and with countless glossy photographs

Few people understand the nature of resorts and the secrets of designing them more than the world renowned architects and designers, Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo (WATG), whose mission over the last six decades has been ‘to design experiences that lift the spirit’. Ranging from luxurious island resorts to exotic desert getaways and from sophisticated urban hideaways to cool mountaintop retreats, some of its extraordinary projects include the Hotel Bora Bora in French Polynesia, The Palace of the Lost City in South Africa, The Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel in California, and the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa in Hawaii.

This spectacular volume takes you beyond the foyers to explore the inspiration and ideas behind the designs, which often begin from a thought on a notepad.

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Few people understand the nature of resorts and the secrets of designing them more than the world renowned architects and designers, Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo (WATG), whose mission over the last six decades has been ‘to design experiences that lift the spirit’. Ranging from luxurious island resorts to exotic desert getaways and from sophisticated urban hideaways to cool mountaintop retreats, some of its extraordinary projects include the Hotel Bora Bora in French Polynesia, The Palace of the Lost City in South Africa, The Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel in California, and the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa in Hawaii.

This spectacular volume takes you beyond the foyers to explore the inspiration and ideas behind the designs, which often begin from a thought on a notepad.

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The hotel lobby as reception area and gathering place is one of the most important and prestigious areas of a hotel.

Initial contact with guests is made in this public space and it plays a major role in determining whether they will feel at home during their stay. In the same way as a restaurant or bar, the lobby serves a double function – it offers relaxation and communication.

This volume uses selected international projects by Corinna Kretschmar-Joehnk and Peter Joehnk to present a wide spectrum of different ways to design these key areas of a hotel. The various design concepts from these two renowned experts create authentic locations with their own, distinctive character. Whether it’s a venerable grand hotel, a trendy budget resort or a luxury boutique hotel – the right ambiance is created each and every time.

Content:
 - Steigenberger Grandhotel & Spa Heringsdorf, Germany
 - Hilton Vienna Danube Hotel, Austria
 - Park Inn Krakow, Poland
 - Eye of Black Sea Odessa, Ukraine
 - Les Jardins d‘Alysea Roeser, Luxembourg