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Hip hotels

by Herbert Ypma (2003)

About this book

Herbert Ypma has travelled the length and breadth of the USA in search of Highly Individual Places to stay. Every hip hotel has its own unique character. It is timelessly stylish, it is attuned to its location in design, ethos and cuisine and has the best of modern service.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreHip hotels Lead Character

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