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The Monocle Guide to Hotels, Inns and Hideaways: A manual for everyone from holidaymakers to hoteliers. We sidestep the humdrum haunts in favour of stays with substance. (Monocle Travel Guide)

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Monocle’s latest book will tell you where to find a top hotel―and also how to design or run your own. Both inspirational and packed with insight, it will be a must-have guide for the globally minded. Over the past decade, Monocle editors have been writing about—and staying in—plenty of hotels. They’ve put to the test everything from cosy inns in the backstreets of Beirut to cutting- edge offerings from international brands in New York, Tokyo and beyond. At the heart of everything has been one guiding principle: to find stop-ins that get the simple things right and understand the value of thoughtful hospitality.In this brand-new book, Monocle reveals not only its 100 favourite hotels but also how you could start number 101 on its list with a wealth of advice and insight into what owning and running a perfect establishment involves. From stunning photography and illustration to snappy essays and sharp observations, The Monocle Guide to Hotels, Inns and Hideaways delivers a complete review of everything from escapists' boltholes to third spaces for entrepreneurs. Read more

Publisher ‏ : ‎ gestalten


Publication date ‏ : ‎ August 15, 2018


Language ‏ : ‎ English


Print length ‏ : ‎ 304 pages


ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 3899559525


ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 21


Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 2.44 pounds


Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.81 x 1.18 x 9.06 inches


Best Sellers Rank: #1,478,297 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #444 in Hotels & Inns Travel Reference (Books) #1,099 in Hospitality, Travel & Tourism (Books) #2,077 in Interior Design


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    • A great book about luxury hotels
Format: Hardcover
I have been scouring the internet for books about luxury hotels. Most of what I could find have been coffee table books that focus on a single hotel or hotel group. For example, such books exist for AMAN, Mandarin Oriental, The Peninsula, and Rosewood. They are usually self-published or come from the usual gambit that includes names such as Rizzoli and Assouline (the latter book was also published by Monocle and is in my estimation the best one among this lot). What I wanted was a book that showcased a variety of such hotels across multiple brands. This book provides exactly that—an expertly curated selection of the best 100 hotels (and you can rest assured on the selection, the Monocle taste never falters). Also included are more in depth profiles as well as words on how to start and successfully run your own hotel. Whether you are someone who travels internationally twice a month or someone who has never travelled before, you will find great joy, and perhaps even some inspiration, in the pages of this book. By the standards of Monocle, I have never stayed in a luxury hotel—and probably will never, at least not for a long time. Still, I enjoy books such as this one to help me get if only an iota closer to what that experience might be like. However, I can imagine the seasoned traveler with his overflowing stack of AMAN luggage tags and battle worn RIMOWA classic cabin getting just as much out of this book as I did. In my estimation, this book also has high rereadability. I understand that the Monocle brand is all about the pride of eclecticism and being a worldly citizen but sometimes I wish this book also showcased some of the more flashy, gaudy, and ostentatiously expensive hotels as well—something I am sure Wallpaper would have made sure to do if they wrote a similar book. But alas, Monocle does love their traditional ryokan that has no website and can only be booked via phone (and they speak no English). So expect to see a lot of those such places. My only gripe about the book is that it did not include more of the "obnoxious" places such as Four Seasons, Mandarin Orientals, and Peninsulas—places where people go solely to throw their weight around. The Leading Hotels of the World recently published a collection of three books about their properties. I have not read any of them but they seem to be also quite good. I suspect what will be detailed in those pages will be a little more ostentatious than what Monocle has presented. For those with beyond a fleeting interest in luxury travel, I would combine this book with any number of the aforementioned coffee table books (especially see "The World of Rosewood", also published by Monocle); the other hotel books published by gestalten; and, of course, the Wallpaper City guides—which, if I must say, are still better than their Monocle counterpart. I also love the YouTube channel "Lartisien". ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2026 by M.
    • Unimpressive
Format: Hardcover
Just wasn't a great product
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2020 by sean wake
    • Inspiring
Format: Hardcover
I will have this book for the rest of my life. It lit a fire within and I found inspiration on every single page. There was an obvious absence of US motels and hideaways which I think was a sad oversight, but overall it really filled me with a sense of coziness.
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2020 by Kait

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