Other baller amenities and services high-end hotels are using to distinguish themselves?
The Ritz Madrid places monogrammed bathrobes in guests' closets prior to their arrival. Jade Mountain in the Caribbean places a poem on the pillow at turndown (an original poem? 'An Ode to the McDonalds I Saw You Sneaking Through the Lobby at Breakfast,' perhaps?)
And then there's this, which makes us giddy with glee:
Four Seasons Resort Nevis in the West Indies, guests can contribute to local conservation efforts by paying to adopt an endangered sea turtle, which has been tagged with a satellite transmitter for research purposes. Adoptive guests then monitor their turtles' migratory patterns via an Internet-based program.
A sea turtle! For rich people that prefer the air to the sea, Banyan Tree Phuket flies guests by private plane to a secluded island to eat breakfast and watch the sun come up.
Apparently, these over-the-top services and little touches here and there that differentiate luxury hotels from one another and keep guests interested.
Now if you'll excuse us, we seem to have found that sea turtle tracking site.
[Photo: Juice Images via MSNBC]
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