The Most Expensive Hotel In Europe Ready to Open
The most expensive hotel in Europe, the Marden Palace, Antalya in Turkey is almost ready to open for business. Of course, some would argue that Turkey does not actually count as Europe, but that aside, $1.4 billion on a hotel is pretty extravagant.
A five-acre fresh water swimming pool, spanned by Leonardo-designed bridges, $50 a glass champagne, remote controlled toilets, ten high-end restaurants, and a $2,200 per hour spa, all topped off with what can only be described as "Turkey does Las Vegas." Gold drips from every possible orifice, and over-the-top is the order of the day. We have a feeling this will directly compete with the hotels in Dubai for the English tourist with more money than taste, but if OTT opulence is your thing they have suites available from up to $19,000 a night- and you can rest assured that the sharks in the swimming pool have had their teeth removed. No comment.
Toothless sharks in the Marden Palace
Marden Palace - The Most Expensive Hotel in Europe
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Antalya in Turkey it is ASIA not Europe!!!!
Well, I think it is Eurasia but this was a better headline.
Das Mardan Palace Hotel soll nicht nur das teuerste Hotel Europas sein. Sondern bestimmt auch das moderste und luxurioste Hotel, nicht nur in der Türkei. Der russische Milliardär Telman Ismailov hat weder Kosten noch Zeit gespart. Herzlichen Glückwunsch. Für die Türkei wird es mal wieder ein interessantes Objekt der Begeisterung sein.
Gönnen auch Sie sich einfach mal wieder Luxus.
Mit sonnigen Grüssen Rene Herboth
Turkey is in Europe, check your map!
turkey is europe i live here, look at the map you can see…
bravo uncle!!! Your dream came up. who commented o this photo all guys invite to the hotel for a night(for free)then it coast money. just email me Emil-Ismailov@mail.ru
cok süper bi yer bu işletmede calışmak isterdim ama sadece fotolarla ve naetteki yazılarıyla yetiniyoruz
Telman Ismailov is azerbaijani.And Turkey is in Europe and Asia…3 %-europe,97 %-asia…
So how come Cyprus which has not physical connection count as Europe and Turkey does not?
The same reason Great Britain is I guess. lol
Europe is now a political connection rather than a physical location. Like the North/South US divide.