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Grace Donnelly - Cabot Shores Wilderness Resort-Cabot Trail, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

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Grace Donnelly - Cabot Shores Wilderness Resort-Cabot Trail, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

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Cabot Shores' mission statement is "Find comfort at the edge of wilderness." I really like this style of hotel because I love being outdoors and surrounded by nature. I think the design elements suit this mission statement because of the rustic design choices, but are still fully furnished to maintain a comfortable and luxurious experience. I also think spacing out the accommodations the way they did in the middle of the woods, suits the private, yet cozy atmosphere they're going for.

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This is an ultra-chic, 5-star hotel in the heart of Toronto's Entertainment District, celebrated for its unique, art-filled design, including a floor designed by Lenny Kravitz, black marble bathrooms with heated floors, and a stunning rooftop infinity pool with city views.

Special thing about this hotel.

The hotel is a member of The Luxury Collection, with interiors designed by the renowned firm Studio Munge, known for urban sophistication.

Also BISHA, a Luxury Collection Hotel is the entire seventh floor features rooms and suites with interiors custom-envisioned and realized by musician Lenny Kravitz's design firm, Kravitz Design Inc.

The hotel is part of several prestigious brands, depending on whether you are referring to its global hotel affiliation, its parent ownership, or its high-profile design partner.

Thank you

Harmandeep Singh

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Riley Swanton Nottawasaga Inn Resort & Conference Centre

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Riley Swanton Nottawasaga Inn Resort & Conference Centre

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This hotel is specifically designed with sporting experiences in mind. The property has easily accessible spaces for golf, hockey, soccer, swimming, hiking, cross country skiing, tennis, squash.

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Design elements of Fairmont Hotels and brand traits

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Design elements of Fairmont Hotels and brand traits

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Fairmont hotels in Canada are known for resort themed elements as they often are located in historic and scenic resort areas and have also been known for being the scene or backdrop for many movies. Areas for afternoon tea and luxury Fairmont Gold“hotel within a hotel”. Private lounges and world class spas are also a renowned feature of many of their hotels and resorts and tie in with their brand identity and ethos.

-Erik Mielke

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In this picture, the room style is very modern from how the decor, furniture and windows are made and designed. The colours are very vibrant but simple. This connects to the vision because they wanted them to be inspired by Torontos unique juxtaposition and natural beauty. Also a modern and spacious design.

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So here they are located in main town of Stratford, this area is more connected to the history of the land and 'name' and how it connects to the English society, art and innovation. On the side of the building (due to the name and being 15 mins from London) they encourage guests who like history to stay here as it is in the heart of the town and they do a lot of promoting of local events (once you enter into the lobby they have a bristle board where signs for events are hung for tourists to see). Right on the front as you pull into the parking lot there is a wallpaper/design of William Shakespeare. Their rooms and design of the lobby are minimal in colour (features, beige, brown, gold, etc.) to tie into the old english look and theme while still trying to be modern. Very simplistic design just for travellers to more so sleep and have the ability to easily move around in the town

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The Ritz- Carlton tries to connect the luxury of their place with their design. Their design gives warm, elegant, rich and bold. A design i really like that i feel speaks out for the rating of the hotel is the cloud chandeliers. It makes the place look fancy and high end. They incorporate wood and marble and make them bring out each other so well. Using Blue, Brown and White really helped bring out the lighting and the glass features.

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When one thinks of BC they think of lots of forest, waterways and stunning views. The Moonwater lodge along the Malahat highway delivers this and more. This is their Luxury Queen suite, with a main area soaker tub overlooking the Saanich Inlet. You can also view the inlet and surrounding nature from The balcony area just off the main room. The main sleeping area is located above the main area in a loft so the above window is the view from your bed. The lodge is rated as a 5 star and the view is enough to warrant that rating. There is a huge amount of natural light in the room as this suite faces to the North East so the morning and mid day sun are present in the room. At night, the light pollution from the adjacent village of Brentwood bay across the inlet is very low so the stars are very visible- again pulling into the room the outdoors/nature vibe that defines BC.

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The outside of the Banff Springs hotel is my favourite part. Some people call it “the castle in the mountains”. It has a very historic feel to it. The way the top of the building has the peak to give it a castle feel. Especially surrounded by snow, it adds all the effect.

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I like that the Bisha Hotels designs are very chic and artistic. With all the different patterns used it makes the place look expensive and high class which is exactly what they are trying to come across as. With the Bisha Hotel being a 5 start luxury hotel they take their designs not only in there lobby but also in the rooms very seriously I feel like they would attract high end and fashion forward customers.

Alysia Hamilton

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I chose the pool at the fairmont Banff springs hotel because I think it really connects to how the brand portrays itself. With the hotel being in the mountains it has a very calming feeling to it and i believe this indoor pool they have aligned with that well. It almost looks as though your in a temple of some sort.

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Very blue and nice, great

Bathrooms. Very good view depending on where u are.

The design is very modern and has a blue colour scheme. Very comfy bed. Good to cuddle your friends in.

They let

Us Uber a cake there so they get 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Rating 4 Stars

after a long day in the mountains and activities you want to get cozy. the vision makes it look warm. the dim lights, darker colors for example: brown, dark reds, then walls are a beige, fireplaces, you go into this bar not feeling overwhelmed by everything, instead you get quiet and warm to enjoy a drink.

- Sofia T

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Devonte - This is inside a room in the Raddison Blu Toronto. It is a 4-Star hotel. 

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Devonte - This is inside a room in the Raddison Blu Toronto. It is a 4-Star hotel. 

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This room concept gives a very elevated feel mainly because the size of the room itself. And the windows. You can close the windows and open them by the hatches. So give you the ability to have your view when you want therefore making privacy personalized. There are also 2 chairs provided for lounging to specifically look out and enjoy the view itself when one wants to.

This is an aspect that 4-star hotels can embody to give their guest a luxury feel.

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Fairmont Banff Springs
4.7
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Resort hotel

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Fairmont Banff Springs
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Resort hotel

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My Thoughts on the Design Element

1. Connection to Brand & Vision:
The Fairmont Banff Springs is often called “Canada’s Castle in the Rockies,” and its interior design reinforces that identity. The stone and architectural gestures such as the vaulted ceilings echo traditional château and castle architecture, which embodies the idea of luxury and timelessness. This choice gives guests a sense of entering something more than a hotel — it feels like stepping into a historic grand estate that matches its dramatic mountain setting.

2. Alignment with Hotel Type & Rating:
As a high-end luxury resort in a UNESCO World Heritage setting, the lobby’s design is aspirational and memorable. The high ceilings, rich materials, and monumental scale communicate premium quality and spectacular experience right from arrival — something expected at a 5-star destination resort. The craftsmanship and historic architectural language contribute to the overall grand yet warm luxury that guests expect — blending comfort with iconic beauty.

3. Why It Works Emotionally:
Walking into this lobby likely gives guests a feeling of awe and escape — the kind of emotional impact that luxury hospitality designs aim for. It sets the tone for the rest of the stay: an elevated experience that ties to nature, history, and prestige.

Kiranjot kaur (100999333)