This Istanbul Hotel Looks Two-Dimensional – See It to Believe It!

Name: This Istanbul Hotel Looks Two-Dimensional – See It to Believe It!
Uploaded: 2024-10-08T19:08:00.000Z
Description: The building was designed by French designer Philippe Starck, and the Wanda Vista chain itself is owned by the Chinese - and this is their first hotel in another country. There are 320 rooms, a spa and fitness center, a Turkish bath, and heated swimming pools on the territory. A night costs from $100

The building was designed by French designer Philippe Starck, and the Wanda Vista chain itself is owned by the Chinese - and this is their first hotel in another country. There are 320 rooms, a spa and fitness center, a Turkish bath, and heated swimming pools on the territory. A night costs from $100

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