Review: The Cumberland, Marble Arch, London, UK
The Cumberland regained its old name in May, having spent a number of years as the Hard Rock Hotel…
Luxury hotels in South Africa’s forgotten Eastern Cape
The Eastern Cape with its windswept beaches, jungle vegetation and open-hearted, laid-back people often gets coded as a backpacker’s…
Review: nhow London Hotel, Islington, UK
nhow London Hotel is an urban sanctuary where the sleek sophistication of contemporary design meets East London’s creative energy….
Beachside bliss at Bannisters, Port Stephens in NSW, Australia
Fans of chef Rick Stein, seafood lovers and those searching for the perfect beachside weekend getaway, it’s time to…
Review: The Cottage in the Wood Malvern, UK
No longer merely a Georgian cottage, this boutique hotel is now a fine-dining destination drawing foodies from afar. Earlier…
Romance in the Warm Heart of Africa
Malawi might not be at the top of your list when thinking of romantic holidays, weddings or honeymoons, but…
Review: Gal Oya Lodge, Galgamuwa, Sri Lanka
Three hours south-east of Kandy, Gal Oya Lodge is the gateway to a National Park that includes Sri Lanka’s…
Review: Stafford Bungalow, Sri Lanka
Days of Raj elegance live on behind the white picket fences at the Stafford Bungalow. The roads to Ragala…
Review: Rosyth Estate House, Kegalle, Sri Lanka
Colonial charm meetsVogue tropical-photo-shoot-style at Rosyth Estate House. Two hours north of Colombo airport, Rosyth Estate House is the perfect soft-landing spot for a Sri Lanka arrival. Owners Farzana and Neil Dobbs creatively combine the retro style of the original 1926 tea planter’s bungalow with contemporary design flair.
A new architectural icon in Australia’s waterfront metropolis
Located in a dramatic curved structure rising over Darling Harbour, W Sydney is set to become a coveted destination for travellers and Sydneysiders alike, bringing new energy and a modern take on luxury to the city and harbour waterfront.
Unique learning holidays in Portugal
From the agricultural art of beekeeping in the Azores, cork harvesting in Alentejo and mastering the artisanal craft of pottery and palm weaving in the Algarve, to learning the elegance and complexity of olive oil and winemaking in one of the oldest wine regions, the Douro Valley.
Winter in Scotland
Scotland transforms in the winter months and a winter walk is the perfect way to make the most of the short, crisp days, watching as landscapes sparkle in the ethereal light and distant hills are capped with snow.
Top 10 beachfront hotels and lodges for a memorable experience on the Brazilian coast
When traveling along the extensive Brazilian coastline, about 7,491 kilometers (4,657 miles), from north to south, visitors will encounter a wide variety of stunning landscapes and have the opportunity to immerse themselves in different cultures and traditions.
The 5 best luxury hotels in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
If you’re looking for luxury accommodations within driving distance of major cities on the East Coast, you’re in luck. Although Gettysburg, PA has the reputation of being a small town with a lot of history, it is also home to some truly indulgent and lavish luxury stays.
Review: The Grand, Brighton, Sussex, UK
This palace by the sea has the ultimate wish-you-were-here location. Opening in 1864, The Grand combined Italianate-style with aspirational Victorian architecture. Since Regency times, Brighton had been a royal favourite, and the hotel’s design was suitably palatial.
Where to stay in style in Torres del Paine National Park, Chile
Torres del Paine National Park is widely regarded as one of the most spectacular natural destinations in the world and is celebrated for its awe-inspiring landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and outdoor recreational opportunities.
