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The Ritz Hotel (2907 bytes)
1: ...rior.jpg|thumb|200px|The [[neoclassical]] '''Ritz Hotel London''' is one of [[London]]'s most famous land... 2: :''For the Nabisco cracker, see [[Ritz Crackers]].'' 4: ...London''' is a glamorous and luxurious 133-room [[hotel]] located in [[Piccadilly]] and overlooking [[Gre... 7: ...y to offer every room a private bathroom, and was the first substantial [[steel]]-frame structure in Lo... 9: ...n]] Londoners, and the sensation he caused in the hotel industry precipitated a dramatic shift in that in... MGM Grand Hotel Las Vegas hotel fire (2265 bytes) 1: ...eople were in the hotel and casino at the time of the fire. 3: ...fire was considered to have been the second-worst hotel fire in U.S. history. 5: ... in legal settlements was paid out as a result of the disaster. 7: ...lt about a mile south, at the northeast corner of the [[Las Vegas Strip]] and Tropicana Avenue. 12: *[http://www.knpr.org/lvirmgm.html KNPR's "The Las Vegas I Remember" - MGM fire] Ritz (134 bytes) 1: *[[The Ritz Hotel]] is a hotel in London. 2: *'''Ritz''' is the title of a rock song by [[Steve Harley and Cockne... César Ritz (685 bytes) 1: ...m his name and that of his hotels that the term ''ritzy'' derives. 3: ...in [[London]], [[United Kingdom]] and the [[Hotel Ritz Madrid]] in [[Madrid]], [[Spain]]. 5: Ritz was born in [[Niederwald]], [[Switzerland]], and ... Puttin' on the Ritz (1515 bytes) 1: ... was inspired by the swanky [[The Ritz Hotel|Ritz Hotel]]. 3: ...cs to be more generally aplicable to going out on the town in style. 5: Hit [[gramophone record|phonograph records]] of the tune in its original popularity of 1929-1930 were... 7: ...film ''[[Young Frankenstein]]'', and returning to the hit parade again with a version by [[Taco Ockerse... 10: ...e [[1930]] film entitled ''Puttin' On The Ritz''. The [[musical film]] was directed by [[Edward Sloman]... Ritz Brothers (1350 bytes) 1: ... late [[1960s]], and in the film ''[[Won Ton Ton, the Dog Who Saved Hollywood]]''. 3: ...rs, (when two performed alone after one had died) they were three in number: 4: * [[Al Ritz|Al]], ([[1901]]-[[1965]]) 5: * [[Jimmy Ritz|Jimmy]], ([[1903]]- mid-[[1980s]]) 6: * [[Harry Ritz |Harry]], ([[1906]]- mid-[[1980s]]) Rafael Ritz (372 bytes) 1: '''Rafael Ritz''' ([[???? ??]], [[1829]]-[[?? ??]], [[1894]]), w... 4: His son [[Walter Ritz]] was a famous [[physicist]]. 7: [[Image:Ritz Rafael PRAYER IN THE ALPS.jpg|center|thumb|Prayer in Alps]] 9: [[Category:1829 births|Ritz, Rafael]] 10: [[Category:1894 deaths|Ritz, Rafael]] Walter Ritz (685 bytes) 1: ...[Switzerland]] on [[22 February]] [[1878]], was a theoretical [[Physics|physicist]]. 3: ...mage:Walter_Ritz_Physicist.gif|right|thumb|Walter Ritz]] 5: ...hannes Rydberg]] on the [[Rydberg formula|Rydberg-Ritz formula]]. He studied in [[Zurich]] and [[Götting... 11: [[Category:1878 births|Ritz, Walter]] 12: [[Category:1909 deaths|Ritz, Walter]] Ritz Crackers (1026 bytes) 1: ...n shape, salted, and have small scalloping around the edge. 3: ...ding to official numbers provided by the company, there were approximately 40 crackers for each [[Unite... 5: ...ngers could buy ''Ritz Crackers'' for 19 cents at the [[RMS Queen Mary|''Queen Mary'']] ocean liner. 7: Since the [[1970s]], this product can also be bought in cir... 9: ...hey are available at the famous [[Waldorf=Astoria Hotel]] in [[New York, New York|New York]]. Ritz Dakota Digital (3660 bytes) 1: ...n [[July 2003|July]] of [[2003]], and sold by the Ritz/Wolf Camera store franchise. It has a digital pho... 3: ... the first digital camera ever manufactured using the single-use concept. 5: ...s and software fulfilled all requirements to make the Dakota Digital reusable. 7: ...its stores after learning of the hack. Because of these two factors, it very rapidly became difficult t... 9: ...e last revision of this article, attempts to hack the newer PV2 models have been unsuccessful, primaril... Hôtel Ritz Paris (1873 bytes) 1: [[Image:HotelRitzParis.jpg|thumb|Hotel Ritz, Paris]] 2: ... France]] is considered one of the best hotels in the world. 4: ...artner [[Auguste Escoffier]], César Ritz made the hotel synonymous with opulence, service, and fine dinin... 6: [[Image:RitzParisGarden.jpg|thumb|left|painting by Pierre-Geor... 7: ...rbo]] plus couturier [[Coco Chanel]] who made the Ritz her home for more than thirty years. Hôtel Ritz Paris (1895 bytes) 1: [[Image:HotelRitzParis.jpg|thumb|Hotel Ritz, Paris]] 2: ... France]] is considered one of the best hotels in the world. 4: ...artner [[Auguste Escoffier]], César Ritz made the hotel synonymous with opulence, service, and fine dinin... 6: [[Image:RitzParisGarden.jpg|thumb|painting by Pierre-Georges J... 7: ...rbo]] plus couturier [[Coco Chanel]] who made the Ritz her home for more than thirty years. Hotel (4133 bytes) 1: ...c alphabet]]. See [[Hotel (TV series)|Hotel]] for the [[United States|American]] [[television]] program... 4: |[[Image:Hotel1.JPG|thumb|250px|A small hotel in Mureck, Styria, Austria which has preserved it... 6: |[[Image:Hotel2.JPG|thumb|250px|The lobby of the Hotel Reineldis]] 8: ...re, England. Built in the fourteenth century, the hotel has 48 rooms and 365 acres (1.5 km²) of gard... 11: ...roups to hold [[convention]]s and [[meeting]]s at their location. Hotel (novel) (634 bytes) 1: [[Image:hailey_hotel.jpg|thumb|160px|Hotel]] 2: ...avoid being assimilated into the O'Keefe chain of hotels. 8: * Curtis O'Keefe, owner of the O'Keefe chain 9: * Albert Wells, aging hotel guest 12: ...l (movie)|movie]] in [[1967]], and later into a [[Hotel (TV series)|television series]]. W Hotel (956 bytes) 1: The '''W Hotel''' chain is owned by [[Starwood Hotels]]. 3: ...ia]], [[Canada]], [[Mexico]], [[South Korea]] and the [[United States]]. 5: ...avy use of black, dark gray, and dark colors. The hotel's restaurant tends to specialize in [[nouvelle cu... 8: http://www.starwood.com/whotels/ Adolphus Hotel (2037 bytes) 1: ...Adolphus_Hotel.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The Adolphus Hotel]] 3: ...and for several years was the tallest building in the state of [[Texas]]. 5: ...] and finally in [[1950]], at the time giving the hotel a total of 1,200 rooms. 7: ...e of Edinburgh|Prince Philip]] also stayed at the hotel in [[1991]]. 9: ...the already-luxurious guestrooms. It also shrunk the total number of guestrooms to 428. Love hotel (4181 bytes) 1: ...nce hotel''', '''fashion hotel''' and '''boutique hotel'''. 4: ... brought with it the [[motel]] and further spread the concept. 6: ... representing themselves as more fashionable than the competition. 8: ...in their own small accommodations. However, love hotels are also used for [[prostitution]] and ''[[enjo ... 11: ...ossible, leaving the hotel will forfeit access to the room, and overnight stay rates only become availa... China Hotel (808 bytes) 1: ...located in [[Guangzhou]], [[China]], was built by the [[Hong Kong]] listed conglomerate [[Hopewell Hold... 5: ...h of time to generate a return on its investment, then hand it over to a local partner at no cost. 7: ...hina]]. Located in the commercial district, China Hotel is a popular choice to business travelers. Four Seasons Hotel (1339 bytes) 3: ... hotel market. It is considered among the best in the world, according to [[Travel and Leisure]] magazi... 5: ...1960]] with the opening of the first Four Seasons hotel on Jarvis Street in downtown Toronto. 7: ...t areas all over the world. Hotels are located in the following countries: 26: * [[The Maldives]] 44: [[Category:Hotels]] Savoy Hotel (1427 bytes) 1: ...avoy hotel london.jpg|right|thumb|200px|The Savoy Hotel, London]] 3: ...designed by [[T. E. Collcutt]], who also designed the [[Wigmore Hall]]. 5: ...fier]]. [[Melba toast]] is also attributed to the hotel's kitchen; it is said that Dame Nellie ordered t... 7: ... vehicles to turn easily: passengers can board on the right hand side of vehicles. 10: * [http://www.savoy-group.co.uk The Savoy Group]
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