Everyone who loves food, cooking, traveling and all the things combining these three really do know who Anthony Bourdain is. For that reason, I thought that it would be interesting to check out this writer, travelers and cook’s most favorite hotels all around the globe. Why? Simply because if you admire Anthony, you will admire his taste, and therefore–another time then you travel, you can check in these top 5 hotels of his choice. Here you won’t only get a luxurious experience and up to the notch service but probably could enjoy amazing food in restaurants as well.
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Raffles Grand Hotel D’Angkor. Siem Reap, Cambodia
In a faraway Asian country–Cambodia, we can find a hotel called Raffles Grand Hotel D’Angkor and be sure that this hotel can meet even our highest standards. Why? For the same reason as we talk about all these hotels–it is one of the most favorite hotels for Bourdain! Opened in 1923, this hotel is a perfect match of luxury, Asian traditions, and modern amenities and it will ensure that your stay here will be one of a kind. If that is not enough–the hotel is very nearby one of the most beautiful site in Cambodia–the Angkor Wat, so after exploring the ruins of it, you can come back and enjoy the amazing hotel for as much as you want.
The Edgewater Hotel. Seattle, Washington
Another luxurious hotel loved by the famous chef is on the United States East Coast. In Washington State, you can find the Edgewater Hotel, which, as the name suggests, is located nearby the Atlantic Ocean. This fabulous location gifts all visitors a chance to enjoy the calm sea, some of the most delicious seafood dishes, and, if that is not enough–the whole city of Seattle where you can have fun all night long and then come back to rest and this fantastic hotel!
Park Hyatt. Tokyo, Japan
If you ever seen a movie called Lost in Translation, you will instantly remember the hotel pictured in it. And yes, that hotel really exists and you can definitely stay at there, since even Anthony Bourdain loves it! Incredible panorama view to Tokyo, various amenities we can’t imagine a modern hotel without, and of course, amazing chance to taste traditional Japanese dishes from real masters of them can all be found in Park Hyatt in the middle of Tokyo.
Hotel Continental Saigon. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Another hotel made into the most favorite Antony’s hotels list is, again, in Asia, but this time, it is in Vietnam. Hotel Continental Saigon is no ordinary hotel. In fact, this is probably the oldest hotel in the country or even the whole region. But don’t imagine it being all old and tearing apart. In fact, the hotel is preserved pretty great and is full of various modern conveniences. No wonder why the famous chef loves it–it is a perfect marriage of both traditional Vietnam life, and western culture influence.
Chateau Marmont. Los Angeles, California
And the last hotel, definitely loved by the famous chef and traveler is in California! And it is pretty easy to say that, especially after reading one quote, “If I have to die in a hotel room, let it be here. I will work in LA just to stay at the Chateau!” Do we need further explanation?
Steve Cooper is the co-founder and editor-in-chief of Hitched. You can follow him on Twitter at @hitchedmedia.
