Author: Katharine Jordan

This elegant and refined cafe, within the world’s biggest museum, now has an offer for groups of a minimum of 20 people! In summer, the Café Richelieu opens its terrace offering wonderful views of the Louvre’s Cour Napoléon and the iconic pyramid.

The restaurant has 2 rooms available for private hire for 30 and 40 people respectively. The aperitif can be served on the terrace if the weather permits. For a personalized event, tailor-made options are also available to include: care of groups on arrival at the Museum, admission ticket, fast-track entry, audio guides or tour guides, cocktails and coffee breaks.

This elegant and refined cafe, within the world’s biggest museum, now has an offer for groups of a minimum of 20 people! In summer, the Café Richelieu opens its terrace offering wonderful views of the Louvre’s Cour Napoléon and the iconic pyramid.

The restaurant has 2 rooms available for private hire for 30 and 40 people respectively. The aperitif can be served on the terrace if the weather permits. For a personalized event, tailor-made options are also available to include: care of groups on arrival at the Museum, admission ticket, fast-track entry, audio guides or tour guides, cocktails and coffee breaks.

This soon-to-be-opened hotel with 81 rooms is located in Tallinn city centre. The hotel is in Nordic minimalist style and also offers 3 meeting rooms. Hotel’s artistic design reflects Estonia’s 100th anniversary which is in year 2018.  

A new 4-star hotel in the centre of Tallinn is opening at the beginning of September.  It is located 5-10 minutes walk from the Old Town.  The interior is Nordic minimalist and Estonia’s centennial anniversary is reflected in the artistic design of the hotel featuring the main periods in the history of Estonia over the last 100 years.

The Centennial has three conference and banqueting rooms with natural daylight and capacity for 25-75 delegates.  There are 81 bedrooms and free high-speed WI-FI throughout the hotel and a restaurant 100 guests

After a recent refurbishment the historic building located by the Mainz Central Station has been transformed into a 58 bedroom hotel featuring the Adam and Eve restaurant and bar with a French – style bistro menu, two meeting rooms and a fitness suite.

With the InterContinental, parent company InterContinental Hotels Group has taken on Marriott International for hotel presence near the Los Angeles Convention Centre. The new hotel is seven blocks from the convention centre. In April, parent company IHG opened a 350-room Hotel Indigo about five blocks from the InterContinental.

The hotel has 889 guestrooms, making it the largest InterContinental in the Americas. The hotel is the largest to be built in downtown Los Angeles since the 1,358-room Westin Bonaventure was completed in 1976. The JW Marriott Los Angeles L.A. Live, which was built in 2001, has 879 guestrooms. The InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown has 95,000 square feet of meeting and event space, with the boardrooms and ballrooms occupying the first seven floors of the hotel. A 21,000-square-foot ballroom can seat as many as 1,800 guests. The $1.35 billion project, which was developed by Korean Air and Hanjin Group, was built at the site of the Wilshire Grand Hotel, which closed in 2011 and was demolished in 2013.

With the InterContinental, parent company InterContinental Hotels Group has taken on Marriott International for hotel presence near the Los Angeles Convention Centre. The new hotel is seven blocks from the convention centre. In April, parent company IHG opened a 350-room Hotel Indigo about five blocks from the InterContinental.

The 69th floor features restaurants Sora, where guests are served sushi on a conveyor belt, and Dekkadence, a casual dining space described as a “farm-to-fork international market experience” with live cooking and carving stations. La Boucherie on 71 is a French-inspired steakhouse, while atop the hotel is Spire 73, which InterContinental calls the tallest open-air bar in the Western Hemisphere.

The hotel has 889 guestrooms, making it the largest InterContinental in the Americas. The hotel is the largest to be built in downtown Los Angeles since the 1,358-room Westin Bonaventure was completed in 1976. The JW Marriott Los Angeles L.A. Live, which was built in 2001, has 879 guestrooms. The InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown has 95,000 square feet of meeting and event space, with the boardrooms and ballrooms occupying the first seven floors of the hotel. A 21,000-square-foot ballroom can seat as many as 1,800 guests. The $1.35 billion project, which was developed by Korean Air and Hanjin Group, was built at the site of the Wilshire Grand Hotel, which closed in 2011 and was demolished in 2013.

With the InterContinental, parent company InterContinental Hotels Group has taken on Marriott International for hotel presence near the Los Angeles Convention Centre. The new hotel is seven blocks from the convention centre. In April, parent company IHG opened a 350-room Hotel Indigo about five blocks from the InterContinental.

The 69th floor features restaurants Sora, where guests are served sushi on a conveyor belt, and Dekkadence, a casual dining space described as a “farm-to-fork international market experience” with live cooking and carving stations. La Boucherie on 71 is a French-inspired steakhouse, while atop the hotel is Spire 73, which InterContinental calls the tallest open-air bar in the Western Hemisphere.

The hotel has 889 guestrooms, making it the largest InterContinental in the Americas. The hotel is the largest to be built in downtown Los Angeles since the 1,358-room Westin Bonaventure was completed in 1976. The JW Marriott Los Angeles L.A. Live, which was built in 2001, has 879 guestrooms. The InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown has 95,000 square feet of meeting and event space, with the boardrooms and ballrooms occupying the first seven floors of the hotel. A 21,000-square-foot ballroom can seat as many as 1,800 guests. The $1.35 billion project, which was developed by Korean Air and Hanjin Group, was built at the site of the Wilshire Grand Hotel, which closed in 2011 and was demolished in 2013.

With the InterContinental, parent company InterContinental Hotels Group has taken on Marriott International for hotel presence near the Los Angeles Convention Centre. The new hotel is seven blocks from the convention centre. In April, parent company IHG opened a 350-room Hotel Indigo about five blocks from the InterContinental.

The InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown, occupying part of the tallest U.S. building on the West Coast, is now open. The 73-story Wilshire Grand Centre has hotel guestrooms on floors 31 to 68 and the sky lobby on 70, where a mezzanine-level bar affords views to the Westside, South Bay and Pacific Ocean.

The 69th floor features restaurants Sora, where guests are served sushi on a conveyor belt, and Dekkadence, a casual dining space described as a “farm-to-fork international market experience” with live cooking and carving stations. La Boucherie on 71 is a French-inspired steakhouse, while atop the hotel is Spire 73, which InterContinental calls the tallest open-air bar in the Western Hemisphere.

The hotel has 889 guestrooms, making it the largest InterContinental in the Americas. The hotel is the largest to be built in downtown Los Angeles since the 1,358-room Westin Bonaventure was completed in 1976. The JW Marriott Los Angeles L.A. Live, which was built in 2001, has 879 guestrooms. The InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown has 95,000 square feet of meeting and event space, with the boardrooms and ballrooms occupying the first seven floors of the hotel. A 21,000-square-foot ballroom can seat as many as 1,800 guests. The $1.35 billion project, which was developed by Korean Air and Hanjin Group, was built at the site of the Wilshire Grand Hotel, which closed in 2011 and was demolished in 2013.

With the InterContinental, parent company InterContinental Hotels Group has taken on Marriott International for hotel presence near the Los Angeles Convention Centre. The new hotel is seven blocks from the convention centre. In April, parent company IHG opened a 350-room Hotel Indigo about five blocks from the InterContinental.

The InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown, occupying part of the tallest U.S. building on the West Coast, is now open. The 73-story Wilshire Grand Centre has hotel guestrooms on floors 31 to 68 and the sky lobby on 70, where a mezzanine-level bar affords views to the Westside, South Bay and Pacific Ocean.

The 69th floor features restaurants Sora, where guests are served sushi on a conveyor belt, and Dekkadence, a casual dining space described as a “farm-to-fork international market experience” with live cooking and carving stations. La Boucherie on 71 is a French-inspired steakhouse, while atop the hotel is Spire 73, which InterContinental calls the tallest open-air bar in the Western Hemisphere.

The hotel has 889 guestrooms, making it the largest InterContinental in the Americas. The hotel is the largest to be built in downtown Los Angeles since the 1,358-room Westin Bonaventure was completed in 1976. The JW Marriott Los Angeles L.A. Live, which was built in 2001, has 879 guestrooms. The InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown has 95,000 square feet of meeting and event space, with the boardrooms and ballrooms occupying the first seven floors of the hotel. A 21,000-square-foot ballroom can seat as many as 1,800 guests. The $1.35 billion project, which was developed by Korean Air and Hanjin Group, was built at the site of the Wilshire Grand Hotel, which closed in 2011 and was demolished in 2013.

With the InterContinental, parent company InterContinental Hotels Group has taken on Marriott International for hotel presence near the Los Angeles Convention Centre. The new hotel is seven blocks from the convention centre. In April, parent company IHG opened a 350-room Hotel Indigo about five blocks from the InterContinental.

The InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown, occupying part of the tallest U.S. building on the West Coast, is now open. The 73-story Wilshire Grand Centre has hotel guestrooms on floors 31 to 68 and the sky lobby on 70, where a mezzanine-level bar affords views to the Westside, South Bay and Pacific Ocean.

The 69th floor features restaurants Sora, where guests are served sushi on a conveyor belt, and Dekkadence, a casual dining space described as a “farm-to-fork international market experience” with live cooking and carving stations. La Boucherie on 71 is a French-inspired steakhouse, while atop the hotel is Spire 73, which InterContinental calls the tallest open-air bar in the Western Hemisphere.

The hotel has 889 guestrooms, making it the largest InterContinental in the Americas. The hotel is the largest to be built in downtown Los Angeles since the 1,358-room Westin Bonaventure was completed in 1976. The JW Marriott Los Angeles L.A. Live, which was built in 2001, has 879 guestrooms. The InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown has 95,000 square feet of meeting and event space, with the boardrooms and ballrooms occupying the first seven floors of the hotel. A 21,000-square-foot ballroom can seat as many as 1,800 guests. The $1.35 billion project, which was developed by Korean Air and Hanjin Group, was built at the site of the Wilshire Grand Hotel, which closed in 2011 and was demolished in 2013.

With the InterContinental, parent company InterContinental Hotels Group has taken on Marriott International for hotel presence near the Los Angeles Convention Centre. The new hotel is seven blocks from the convention centre. In April, parent company IHG opened a 350-room Hotel Indigo about five blocks from the InterContinental.