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LIVING IN A HOTEL:
THIS IS HOW STARS TRAVEL
Travelling means more than just changing places. Staying at a hotel is more than just being accommodates. Eight prominent travellers speak about feeling at home while being away. Our travelling stars Dieter Meier, Lothar Matthäus, Nina Hoss, Udo Kier, Nina Hagen, Fred Kogel and Heiner Lauterbach about living in hotels.
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CONCEPT ART:
NEW APPROACHES IN THE HOTEL BUSINESS
There are hotels that do not deserve even one star. They lack TVs, telephones and 24-hours-a-day room-service. To put it another way, they are unacceptable. Some hotel owners think that these inconveniences are in fact advantages and that missing luxury is being compensated for by something of more value: charm. Visit the sympathic outlows: the Künstlerheim Luise in Berlin, the Herkuleshof in Carinthia and the Burg Bernstein in Burgenland.
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MODERN GLAMOUR:
LUXURY IN THE THIRD MILLENNIUM
One doesn't only stay in a suite, one lives there. A suite is the principal site of the most wonderfully-spent hours. We have visited the most beautiful and inspirational suites in Central Europe. Hotel suites that cause sweet dreams the ambitious guest can find in the Beau-Rivage Palace in Lausanne, in the Style Hotel Vienna, the Vigilius Mountain Resort in South Tyrol, the Aenea Design Hotel in Carinthia, the Hotel Kleiner Prinz in Baden-Baden or in the Hotel Dellago in Lugano.
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ATLANTIC AFFAIR
Hotel home: ten years ago Udo Lindenberg sold his house in Hamburg's Pöseldorf district and moved into the legendary Hotel Atlantic on the Outer Alster, where he now feels absolutely at home. He gave us a personal interview.
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PALACE REVOLUTIONThe Badrutt's Palace Hotel in Saint Moritz, is one of the European legendary hotel where glamour reigns. Hubertus von Hohenlohe himself lived there, rediscovering through the photographic art the great lady of Alpine hotels.
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