One of America’s hippest, contemporary hotels?
Ideally located next to the flagship Neiman Marcus, The Joule has raised the bar for luxury in Dallas, TX. Designed by world-renowned designer Adam D. Tihany, The Joule is destined to be one of America’s hippest contemporary hotels. The 129 room boutique property features a fantastic restaurant from Chef Charlie Palmer (of Aureole fame; this is his first Texas outpost) and a dramatic cantilevered pool that juts beyond the side of the building on the 10th floor. It’s spectacular! As people are looking for unique vacations within the U.S., The Joule and Dallas are the perfect getaway. The hotel takes its name from a Joule, the unit of energy. It’s an appropriate choice for a hotel that embodies a new sense of dynamism and vivacity sweeping through downtown Dallas.
Many of youwho read A Luxury Travel Blogare regulars when it comes to luxury travel and are no doubt accustomed to the highest levels of service; but there must have been some instances where you havefelt thatstaff have gone beyond the usual call of duty andtruly exceeded your wildest expectations. We’d like to hear about those experiences! Click on the comments and tell us more…
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New York offers a lot to those withfat egos and an even fatter bank account. But even by New York’s decadent standards of luxury,Above 60 (A60), the rooftop lounge at the60 Thompson hotel in SoHo (I still don’t get the fascination that NYC hoteliers have with numbers and streets…), is more than just an evening spent at an upscale lounge. It’s a place of quiet luxury for the discreetly rich, where you’ll findpeople who haveeverythingand yetfind no reason to flaunt it, if that makes any sense.
