Corinthia Hotels has a rich history in Europe. Founded with a love and care for bringing in the local culture coupled with luxury, each Corinthia Hotel is special in its own way.
Here are three Corinthia Hotels you should stay at.
Corinthia Hotel Budapest
Why: This was my first experience with Corinthia Hotels. The grand entrance brings you into the open foyer, and that is not the best part. Around the corner, a traditional spa awaits for those looking to experience something special. The hotels in Budapest are grand and the Corinthia Hotel is no exception.
Read: A Grand Stay: Corinthia Hotel Budapest Review
Corinthia Hotel Lisbon
Why: With an unparalleled view over Lisbon, the Corinthia Hotel Lisbon provides an escape into the capital of Portugal. Each room is tastefully designed and has every amenity needed for a relaxing trip. At night, the Tempus Bar comes alive with live music and world-class cocktails.
Read: A Local’s Stay: Corinthia Hotel Lisbon Review
Corinthia Palace Hotel & Spa in Malta
Why: This is where the entire brand of Corinthia Hotels started, right in the heart of Malta. Formerly the Villa Corinthia, the palace was transformed into a luxurious hotel in 1962. The hotel is special, offering guests an inside look into the history of Malta.
Read: Malta Luxury: Corinthia Palace Hotel & Spa Review
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