Hotel living on a daily basis

What is it about staying at hotels that makes us feel like we’re on top of the world?

Whether it’s the room service, valet parking or the exclusive amenities you love best, many would probably agree that hotel stays allow us to feel pampered. With a plethora of personalized offerings to choose from, hotels give us easy escapes without having to venture far from our urban realities. Hotels are so well-loved in today’s modern world that they have become the benchmark of luxury residences everywhere.

If you dream of living in a hotel full-time, perhaps it’s time to consider moving into a hotel-inspired condominium. Here are some examples of international residences that offer hotel conveniences for everyday living.

The Towers of Waldorf Astoria

The Waldorf Astoria Residences of New York features Art Deco elements which have long been associated with the original hotel that stood in its place.

Boasting of a rich history and historic architecture, the original Waldorf Astoria had two buildings built in the late 19th century. It was actually borne out of the rivalry between two wealthy cousins competing to own the most opulent hotel in New York. When the cousins patched things up between them, they teamed together and eventually built the hotel in its current Park Avenue location.

Catering to numerous American legends such as Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald, it became the unofficial “palace of New York” in the 1950s.

Finding inspiration in the hotel’s iconic architecture, the French interior designer Jean-Louis Deniot took it upon himself to create the residential wing of the current structure. The 1,400 guest rooms were turned into 375 private residences, while 124 floor plan variations were implemented in these posh residences.

Many of the new homes feature private terraces that provide unhindered views of the world-famous New York skyline. Fine details such as customized wood cabinetry, heated floors and rain shower rooms maintain hotel standards for the residents of the building. The interiors of each home remain consistent with the Art Deco style of the building with their distinct geometric patterns, vintage light fixtures and stucco patterns.

Amenities in the residential wing remain consistent with the brand’s luxurious image. A gorgeous 25-meter swimming pool overlooking Park Avenue can be used by the residents. Homeowners can also access private saunas, steam rooms, private fitness studios and gender- specific wellness lounges. A private dining area and kitchen can provide the perfect entertainment venue for guests. In addition, the Monte Carlo Gaming Room and the Stage & Screen Theater can provide exclusive leisure for residents looking to unwind.

Maison 77 Clarendon

With its limited 16 suite offerings, the Maison 77 Clarendon is set to provide luxury living for a select few in Toronto.

A low-rise luxury residence is set to rise in the prestigious South Forest Hill neighborhood of Toronto, Canada.

Maison 77 Clarendon gives a new meaning to high-end living with its floor-to-ceiling windows, high ceilings and spacious private dwellings. With each purchase of a unit, residents can avail themselves of two parking spots, two private storage lockers, and exclusive access to the building’s amenities.

The condominium will provide a mailroom, cocktail bar, catering kitchen, massage treatment rooms, and private dining rooms to its residents among other features. Pets are also welcome in the building, with a pet grooming room to pamper fur babies. The luxury experience is completed by a 24-hour concierge and porter service which are complemented by valet parking for the tenants.

Designed by the firm of Architect Richard Wengle, a Canadian designer notable for its excellence in designing classical elements, the condominium will offer a limited number of 16 suites. It is set to be completed in 2024.

No. 7 Rosedale

Exquisite finishes and spacious units await future residences of No. 7 Rosedale.

Set in a heritage neighborhood, the upcoming No.7 Rosedale Condominium markets itself as a place where the past, present and future will collide.

Situated in Rosedale, Toronto, the building is set to rise in one of the oldest but most recognized suburbs in the area. It has easy access to Craigleith Gardens, Rosedale Park and Evergreen Brick Works, allowing its future residents to pursue their outdoor passions and bask in Canada’s best tourist spots.

The condominium finds pride in its exceptional interiors and finishes. A collaboration of the Architect Siamak Hariri, Landscape Architect Janet Rosenburg and Interior Designer Alessandro Munge, No.7 Rosedale can easily elicit gasps of awe from its inhabitants with its architecture.

The building will feature Belgian curtain wall windows, Danish red brick cladding, bronze accent details and stone privacy screens. The interior suites will feature engineered hardwood flooring, solid core interior doors and gas fireplaces. Outside, an existing heritage garden will be preserved and turned into a shared amenity rear yard.

With all its exquisite finishes and fine details, No. 7 Rosedale tastefully combines classic aesthetics with modern offerings. If you ever get to own a unit here, we doubt you’ll want to renovate your home anytime soon as each delivered unit is designed to be a livable work of art where you can come home to every day.

Hotel life on a daily basis

By finding inspiration in hotel design, luxury residences are redefining exclusivity and fine living. All around the globe, these posh homes not only provide a sanctuary to its lucky inhabitants at the end of the day. They also uplift the community that they belong in and set the benchmark of quality lifestyles in their areas.

If you enjoy living a “suite” life, perhaps it’s time to look into hotel-inspired condominiums for your next home. These residences will surely make your daily living a one-of-a-kind experience that you’ll want to enjoy forever.

Sources:
Towers of Waldorf Astoria
Maison 77 Clarendon
No. 7 Rosedale