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The NEW Presidential Suite @ Four Seasons Hotel Sydney | Pics, Floor Plan & Details!

Four Seasons Hotel Sydney has completed the final phase of a two-year hotel refurbishment, unveiling its pièce de résistance - four newly refurbished signature suites.

The AUD 1.6 million upgrade included a complete revamp of the exquisite Presidential Suite.

The Pantone Hotel in Belgium - Beautiful Designs! - Pictures

The Pantone Hotel, now open in Brussels, Belgium, lives up to its namesake — it’s a colorful and vivid place to stay. The hotel is centrally located just steps from Avenue Louise, the glamorous shopping and business district. It is part of the Pantone Universe, an ever-expanding line of products inspired by color and design.

Hotel Pictures | The POD Chennai

managed by Park Hotels this is the uber new chic hotel that's creating waves.
very sexy, very sleek, featured as a hot new hotel by conde- nast.

PICTURES| Hi-Tech Hotels| Hotel Sax

Microsoft has partnered with Chicago's Hotel Sax to create the "Microsoft Experience" -- guestrooms and a luxury lounge fitted with all the latest Microsoft gear, from Xbox game stations (and games) to Zune mp3 players. The high-tech rooms have been described as a "video gamer's paradise."

PICTURES| Hi-Tech Hotels| The Galactic Suite Space Resort

The architects behind the project claim the first-ever space hotel could be scheduled to open in 2012. A three-night stay would cost about $4.4 million, and would include an eight-week training course on a tropical island, as well as the chance to see the sun rise 15 times a day and take a lap around the world every 80 minutes. Guests would "wear velcro suits so they can crawl around their pod rooms by sticking themselves to the walls like Spiderman," writes the Daily Mail.

PICTURES| Hi-Tech Hotels| 9h

The ultimate in Japan's capsule hotels, 9h provides guests with a small room -- shown here, about the length of a sleeping bag and only slightly taller than the supine occupant -- equipped with a clock, light, and pillow made of the finest linens. 9h takes its name from the combined time needed to shower (1 hour), sleep (7 hours), and rest (1 hour).

PICTURES| Hi-Tech Hotels| The Frame Hotel

The Frame Hotel's design seeks to create a kind of "treehouse hotel" with an urban, vertical garden integrated into the building's structure. Trees, gardens, and open cut-outs would mesh with escalators, guest rooms, and sitting areas.

PICTURES| Hi-Tech Hotels| Yotel

The chain of budget hotels uses tech to make their futuristic, space-shuttle-like rooms compact and comfortable. In a slight twist on the Japanese capsule hotel concept, Yotel offers business travelers 10-square-meter cabins.

PICTURES| Hi-Tech Hotels| Aeroscraft

Aeroscraft calls itself the "flying luxury hotel of tomorrow." Still only a glimmer in its designer's eye, the Aeroscraft would be a 400-ton blimp designed to carry up to 250 passengers in a luxury liner 8,000 feet above the ground. It would be as big as two football fields and would offer high tech amenities in its rooms, casino, and restaurants.

PICTURES| Hi-Tech Hotels| Qbic Hotels

The decked out, low-budget, high-tech pod hotel includes Philippe Starck bathroom designs, local pastries dispensed out of a vending machine, and this futuristic looking bed-cum-entertainment center.

PICTURES| Hi-Tech Hotels| Poseidon Resort

Expected to open in early 2010, the Poseidon Resort in Fiji would host guests in rooms 40 feet underwater, a feat made possible by 4-inch thick clear acrylic that wraps around about 70 percent of the room. Reservations are expected to cost $30,000 per couple, per week.

PICTURES| Hi-Tech Hotels| Helicopter

The Hotelicopter, in the works since 2004, aims to transform a Soviet-made Mil V-12 into both the world's biggest helicopter and first, luxury flying hotel.