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Fit for a King: The Haute 5 Presidential Suites in Las Vegas
Back in 1989, Vegas was just a gambling town, but didn’t have the glitz and glamour it has now. That is, until Steve Wynn came along with the Mirage. When it opened, it was the most expensive hotel and casino ever built at $630 million. Aside from shark tanks in the lobby and a pair of tiger taming magicians, it ushered in an era of luxury hotel accommodations as the standard all other hotels had to meet in Vegas.
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Fit for a King: Haute 5 Presidential Suites in Los Angeles
If we know you as well as we think we do, you'll be needing to know which are the top presidential suites in every travel destination. Its understandable, your trip to LA is certainly not complete without a private pet dining menu, wraparound balconies with Hollywood Hills views, an over-sized dining room, and a complimentary sports car -- because you can't put a price on living life like a big dog.
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Fit for a King: The Haute 5 Presidential Suites in San Francisco
There are certain occasions—say Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Valentine’s Day, New Year’s Eve, President’s Day, or basically any day that you feel like pampering is in order—when merely booking a suite in a luxury hotel just won’t do. On such celebratory days, a call to go above and beyond the status quo is in order. For times like these, a ride to the top floor of your favorite luxury resort, where the posh and private Presidential and Penthouse Suites are tucked away, is the only true way to embrace the luxury lifestyle.
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Fit for a King: The Haute 5 Presidential Suites in Phoenix
Whether you’re an out-of-towner who wants to visit Phoenix in style, or you’re a local who’s looking to spend some time at a luxe resort for rest and relaxation, here are five of the Valley’s most sumptuous suites.
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Two New Lamborghini Concepts
Two new Lamborghini Concepts could potentially shape the future of the Lamborghini brand.
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The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM) Celebrates its 25th Anniversary.
The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM) celebrated its 25th anniversary at The Lot in West Hollywood on Saturday, April 10, 2010.
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InterContinental Miami Make-A-Wish Ball Garden Party
On April 18, the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Southern Florida celebrated their 2010 InterContinental Miami Make-A-Wish Ball Garden Party; the event is in honor of the upcoming Annual Ball scheduled for November 6, 2010. Lifetime sponsors, Al and Nancy Malnik hosted the exclusive cocktail reception and invited leading philanthropists to their private oceanfront estate in Ocean Ridge.
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Dori’s World: Inside Lion, The Newest Trend Ruling NYC’s Culinary Scene
Want to know the new resto that all the cool kids are flocking to for upscale dining in NYC? If you are one of them, then you already know that The Lion on West Ninth Street is the "it" spot for celebrities with a penchant for culinary treats. This is because the New York City restaurant comes courtesy of Chef John DeLucie—partner in Graydon Carter’s Waverly Inn—and Mark Amadei, owner of Delicatessen.
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The Drawing Center 2010 Gala
The Drawing Center with co-chairs Jane Dresner Sadaka, Pat Steir, and Isabel Stainow Wilcox hosted the 2010 Benefit Gala at the Tribeca Rooftop on April 21. The event commemorated the opening of the exhibition, Leon Golub: Live & Die Like A Lion? Nancy Spero, artist and wife of Leon Golub, was also recognized for her talents and contributions to the field of drawing.
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The American Debut of Jewelry Designer Jig Pattni
Jig Pattni, the award-winning and celebrated jewelry designer made his American debut at the Ramscale Gallery on April 21. Dyanna Sidiropulo and Susan Blond, Inc. hosted the intimate evening as guests enjoyed delicious cocktails, harpist, and an exclusive glimpse into several of Pattni's hautest creations.
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NYC Chef Floyd Cardoz Flies West to San Fran for Tonight’s Kids with Cameras Benefit
San Francisco is in for a culinary treat tonight when Indian-born chef Floyd Cardoz, Executive Chef and partner of Danny Meyer’s innovative New York City restaurant Tabla, (whom Haute Living Food Contributor Tracey Ceurvels interviewed) disembarks west for the Kids with Cameras benefit. Cardoz will be whipping-up a sizzling array of Indian-inspired dishes for the black-tie event, hosted by SF Mayor Gavin Newsom and Jennifer Siebel Newsom, along with Jim and Susan Swartz.
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Philanthropist Boutique Hosts Reception for Dress for Success
On April 20, The Philanthropist Boutique held a lovely reception benefiting their Dress for Success San Francisco, a program designed to provide struggling women with professional attire, a support system, and career development assistance.
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Fit for a King: The Haute 5 Presidential Suites in Dubai
Opulent and lavish like the city of Dubai, staying at one of the following Presidential Suites treats you to an experience of pure luxury. You will stay in rooms fit for Kings and Queens decorated in grandiose and artful style while being pampered and taken care of to your heart’s content. These presidential suites are located in Dubai’s most renowned hotels. One of kind in décor, service, and class, you won’t ever forget the experience.
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Masa’s Presents its James Beard House Menu for One Day Only
Two days ago Chef Gregory Short and team were heating up one big kitchen in the Big Apple as they prepared plates for the esteemed guests of the James Beard House in NYC. As any culinary professional knows it is an honor to be asked to cook at the famed house, and so now it turns out that Chef Short is racking up some karma credit by giving back to the loyal patrons who helped him earn such an honor in the first place. Interested to know what the San Fran team served up for the New York foodies? On April 30, you’ll have your chance to taste for yourself.
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Chef Jeremy Fox is Showing Animal Lovers How His Garden Grows
Channel the garden onto your dinner plate with Chef Jeremy Fox, former executive chef of Napa’s renowned Ubuntu, at Animal Restaurant in L.A. from May 17 to May 23. Haute Living is celebrating Earth Day by catching wind of pure revelations, and what could be more natural than a feast of fresh spring vegetables?
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London Calling: Gucci Celebrates the Opening of the Gucci Icon-Temporary in London
The folks at Gucci have been busy in recent months. Last week we told you about the Gucci Artisans project, and now comes more buzz. This time, out of London.
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