In two weeks the MASTERS SUMMER EDITION will take place in the historic De L'Europe Amsterdam. A hotel with a long history that knows how to pamper today's travelers down to the last detail. There are also hotel gems abroad that can boast a longer history. Here are a few…
Since its founding, 125 years ago, De L'Europe has developed from an exclusive hotel in the heart of Amsterdam to a patron of culture and mastery. Over the years, the hotel has grown and modernized, culminating in a recent renovation that only further enhances the hotel's timeless allure. The lobby, private event rooms, restaurants and bars underwent a true design transformation. From beautiful vistas that invite you to walk from one room to another, to authentic seventeenth-century art that is combined with contemporary furniture and natural rich materials. Anyone who enters this hotel will not quickly get bored...
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Hong Kong's oldest and one of the most iconic hotels opened in 1928. In 1994, the hotel expanded with a 30-storey tower, almost doubling the number of rooms. Despite investments in new technology, such as electronic panels next to the bed for lighting and temperature, the property has retained its elegance.
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Gritti Palace dates back to 1475 when the Pisani family transformed it into its current Gothic form. In 1525 the building became the private residence of Andrea Gritti, then the Doge of Venice. In the centuries that followed, it was home to other noble families. The royal edge is still clearly visible in the hotel.
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Brown's Hotel is located in the heart of London's elegant Mayfair. A luxury hotel where history and 1837st century refinement come together. The hotel claims to be London's first. It opened in XNUMX, the same year Queen Victoria came to the throne. Over the centuries it has been a favorite retreat of several royals, presidents and great writers. In addition to the beautiful decor, you can also enjoy a typical British Afternoon Tea in The Drawing Room or cocktails in the chic, dark Donovan Bar during your stay.
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This golf resort in the Scottish countryside opened in 1924. Set amidst rolling hills, it provides an ideal backdrop to its four golf courses: The PGA Centenary, National Golf Academy, The King's Course and The Queen's Course. On site you will also find a spa, swimming pool and a falconry school. Off-road riding, horse riding, dog training and even shooting are also possible. In During the Second World War, Gleneagles was used as a military hospital. Over the years it underwent several renovations.
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