Art

In the competitive environment of the modern fashion industry, a relatively new and surprising trend seems to be emerging as an opportunity for the major firms to display their genius in design and, of course, to attract more luxury customers to their already profitable business.

Taking advantage of the reputation acquired through the years and their exclusive client portfolio, fashion designers are now in a position where they can diversify their traditional activities and move a little bit further from the core business of haute couture and explore new horizons by not just providing the most elegant fabrics and designs to dress travelers worldwide but also to delight them with a completely different accommodation experience after all, there is no better way to enjoy a trip to any top destination of the world than staying in a designer brand hotel.

A perfect example is the G Hotel in Galway, Ireland designed by Philip Treacy, renowned milliner and native of the city in which is creation adorns the landscape and welcomes the most demanding guests in the world.

Its excellence has been awarded by the Cond Nast Traveller magazine, ranking it as one of the top three hotels in the world for ambience and design  (Gold List, 2009) and by the selected guests that according to the Living In Magazine leave feeling completely relaxed and vowing to return soon (OConnor, 2009), so if what you are looking for is a totally different experience from the regular chains, any designer brand hotel of your choice promises to provide an exciting and pleasant experience, after all, this designers usually know what their guests want.