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    Riad Samarkand | Kayt Sukel
    Mysterious, magical Marrakech - many say that the only way to truly experience life in the heart of the city's Medina is by staying in a riad, or traditional guest house. I concur, and one such captivating property is the Riad Samarkand, located...
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  • Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski | Kayt Sukel
    First impressions matter - and you'll find your first look at Munich's Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski, especially as you enter its old world lobby with its season-themed stained glass skylight, will be one that truly amazes. Your complimentary...
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  • Beaufort Hotel | Kayt Sukel
    London is chock-a-block with small, boutique hotels – and most blend dully into the landscape.  But every once in a while, you’ll find one in the bunch that manages to differentiate itself with brilliant charm and service. One of these is the...
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  • Hotel Taylor | Kayt Sukel
    Ahhh, Paris! There’s no place like it. And the Hotel Taylor, located in the posh yet fun Republique neighborhood can help you properly lose yourself in the charms of this delightful city. This property is very close to the Gare de Nord and Gare de l...
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  • Paleis Hotel | Kayt Sukel
    The Paleis Hotel is a charming 20-room property in the heart of Den Haag. A few minutes’ walk from the Royal Palace Noordeinde, the Mauritshuis Museum and the Panarama Mesdag, the hotel is a fantastic base to explore the oldest parts of this fine...
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  • Hotel Des Indes | Kayt Sukel
    The Hotel Des Indes is an iconic property in the Hague. This historic hotel has welcomed guests including former United States President Eisenhower, Tsar Nicholas II and the famed ballerina, Anna Pavlova (who actually died on the premises) – as well...
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