Beyond the ordinary, into imagination.

Dear Readers!

You are holding the third volume of the series introducing the most fantastic and exclusive hotels of the world. Just as in the first two volumes, you can read about 33 wonderful hotels in this book as well, so there is a total of 99 hotels included in my works. The 100th, actually the 34th in this book is an imaginary hotel. The hotel I would build having observed the trends, traveling customs, successes and failures.

But before entering the gates of the Rubik's Cube Hotel, you can visit the Maldives, Kuwait, New Caledonia, Grenada, Bali and Barbados in your imagination. You will get to know the hedonist hotels, where guests don't have to wear clothes even outside their rooms, and also the sexiest hotel of the world, where everything is white and the walls are covered with mirrors. We go on a Jet Ski race in Acapulco and have a rest in Poseidon's undersea empire in Fiji. You can read about the Propeller Island, where guests sleep in a padded cell, a lion cage or in a coffin, and also about the Turkish cave hotel, which was a prison prior to accommodating tourists between its grim walls.

There is a hotel where guests can try how it feels to be a hobo, but it is also possible to sleep in a railcar or an airplane. The Hobbit Hotel craved into the ground has been made for fairytale creatures famous from the Lord of the Rings, but for plain reasons it is used by humankind tourists.

The magical East is revived by the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, the Kuwait Sheraton and the Le Royal Amman in Jordan. The lovers of beaches with white sand and palm trees can be rather delighted to read about the romantic hotels of five truly fantastic islands.

Dr. Richard Robert Kiss