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The Luxury Hotels of Tomorrow

by Dave Luna (RSS feed) on May 10th 2007 at 1:18PM

This gorgeous structure is the Apeiron Island Hotel complete with a private lagoon, a few exclusive restaurants, and an art museum. The building appears to rise from the ocean like a graceful fountain of water... or maybe some kind of space taco. Unfortunately, this is just an artist's rendition of the conceptual, seven-star luxury resort; With a price tag of $500 million, the Apeiron will probably remain just an eye-catching picture.

Born Rich offers up more Futuristic Luxury Hotels that will never be built. For example, there's a picture of a flying hotel. How about an inflatable space station hotel over Las Vegas? My personal favorite is actually the hotel shaped like a ferris wheel. Why? Because everyone should spend a night on an amusement park ride.

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

mhansen94 May 4th 2008 10:49AM

Only $500 million? That's cheap! The Venetian in Las Vegas cost $1 billion, and it got built.

NAY Sep 4th 2008 2:49PM

yeah, but they have Wayne Brady. Thats $500 mil right there =)

Me Sep 12th 2008 6:50AM

im me how do u do i like hotels

jo Sep 12th 2008 6:49AM

ok hello im gonna book 100 years at dat hotel coz im rich woo hoo

jo Sep 12th 2008 6:49AM

ok hello im gonna book 100 years at dat hotel coz im rich woo hoo

alwazer Jan 4th 2009 10:59AM

its nice
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alwazer Jan 4th 2009 11:02AM

its very nice
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daniel Jan 9th 2009 6:04AM

i appreciate such high rise structures
and i wanna need help from you to email me and send me a very interesting structures
because iam civil engineering student

snuffleupagus Jan 16th 2009 5:53PM

It looks like a vagina!

joe Feb 3rd 2009 3:12PM

You got that right!!!!

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