Hotelier André Balazs, whose stylish boutique properties have long attracted film stars, media moguls and fashion models, is looking to get out of the traditional hotel business.
Mr. Balazs—who operates the historic Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles, the chic Mercer in lower Manhattan and London’s exclusive Chiltern Firehouse hotel—plans to convert at least the first of those hotels into a private residential club and then expand in new cities by creating more members-only properties with annual membership dues.
Really? I thought I was reading PageSix
Is that “private club,” wink, wink?
Good luck to Balazs’ backers. Celebrities feed off the energy of living and the paparazzi waiting at the gate get bored fast. Maybe he should go back to high school and get a degree in something useful.
Who cares?
Leave it alone!!
Ту шо справа
Save Californians first.
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