Cewek di Hotel

Anyone who loves Diane Von Furstenberg will be in heaven in these suites designed by the lady herself.
The lovely Claridge's PR Simon Neggers, who treated me to a tour, explained that Diane took a very hands-on approach to designing the rooms.
The rooms are full of the prints and patterns you'd associate with DVF fashion designs.
And there are lots of thoughtful touches such as Murano glass, handcrafted items from Bali, handcrafted rugs and photographs from DVF's own travels through Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
Four have been completed so far including the stunning Piano Suite (third picture) and there will be 20 in total.  
Just as excitement builds about the reopening of the Four Seasons London Park Lane (pictured), news has reached Hotel Girl of a third Four Seasons coming to the city.
Gerald Ronson's property firm Heron International has been granted planning permission to build a sibling skyscraper for its 46-storey Heron Tower in Liverpool Street.
The building, which will cost £500m to build, will include a hotel and residential complex managed by Four Seasons.
There's no idea of timescales yet, but this is one I'll be keeping tabs on.
In the meantime, I've been reading about Amaranto, the lovely new Italian restaurant to open in the Park Lane hotel, designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon, who was also responsible for the Savoy refurbishment.