Review: DoubleTree by Hilton Metropole Brighton, Sussex, UK
When the red-brick Metropole opened in 1890, such was its allure that special trains were laid on to deliver…
Review: Brighton i360, Sussex, UK
Once Brighton was renowned for horizontal piers, three of them, stretching out towards a horizon where blue sky merges…
The happiest places in Britain – Kendal takes #1 spot in North-West England
In a quest to uncover the happiest places to call home in Great Britain, Rightmove recently conducted its annual…
Step into the luxurious world of Goodwood Revival
In a fast-paced world that never seems to slow down, there’s a special destination right on my doorstep here…
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…
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….
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…
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.
Review: Brook Meadow, Leicestershire, UK
Brook Meadow provides lakeside holidays on a working farm. An idyllic collection of luxurious lodges and exciting glamping options provide peaceful rural escapes along the Leicestershire / Northamptonshire border.
Reasons to visit Manchester, UK
When seeking a destination that houses innovation, creativity and an electric atmosphere, there’s no other place to be than Manchester. Today, the ‘capital of the North’ is known widely for great football. But there is much more to the city than one would initially expect.
Top 7 excursions on Silversea’s Summer 2025 voyage collection
Silversea Cruises® has opened an exclusive pre-sale on a new collection of 206 voyages for summer 2025 — set to depart between March and November 2025. An expression of the brand’s destination leadership, the new voyage collection includes some of the most diverse regional offerings in ultra-luxury cruising.
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.
10 must-see historical sites across the globe that are less well-known
We’re looking at 10 more must-see historical sites that aren’t as spoken about. So to give them some well-deserved recognition, and take you on a little journey of some amazing places with incredibly rich histories. . . we have 10 must-see historical sites that are less well-known.
Review: The Forest Side, Grasmere, Lake District, UK
On the fringes of the popular village of Grasmere, famed not only for its gingerbread but also its literary connections with poet William Wordsworth, liesThe Forest Side – a secluded Victorian haven where you can experience a Michelin-starred culinary journey.
Review: The Athenaeum Hotel, London, UK
Nestled in the heart of London’s vibrant Mayfair district, The Athenaeum Hotel & Residences is one of London’s few family-run 5 star hotels, beckoning discerning visitors from around the world, from world leaders to Hollywood celebrities and other eminent guests.
Review: The Cavendish at Baslow, Peak District, Derbyshire, UK
Part of the Devonshire Hotels group, this elegant 18th Century country house hotel prides itself on its warm hospitality and understated elegance.
