While we're not suggesting you jump into bed with the rich and famous (although, hell, who are we to stop you if the opportunity arises?) but youcan sleep in their beds after they've left. Not a bad way to choose a room, since celebrities often check-in to the very best suite a luxury hotel can offer.
The Savoy re-opens mid- 2010 and when it does you can feed your inner artist by staying in the Monet Suite, which has been refurbished along with the rest of this London Grand Dame.
The 20-room L'Hotelis a five star luxury hotel with all the trimmings, a little different from its star rating in Oscar's day, when it was a fleapit called Hotel L'Alsace.
During World War II US President Franklin Roosevelt, Chinese General Chiang Kai-shek and Brit Prime Minister Winston Churchill met here for the 'Cairo Conference'.
Adding to the elegance is Wang-style service with her own perfumes, limousine transport, personally selected movies and a self-styled cocktail suggestion.
