This Victorian hotel built in 1895 in a traditional Scottish baronial style was the result of a design competition won by W. Hamilton Beattie and A.R. Scott was opened on…
In reconstructing the City of London after the Great Fire in 1666, rubble was dumped from barges onto small islands raising it above flood level and creating a suitable base…
What is more luxurious than stepping into a pair of those infamous red soled shoes you may ask – well it happens to be The Vermelho Melides Boutique Hotel!
Set slightly back on an orange tree lined street in front of the Cathedral and the Giralda, The EME Catedral Mercer Hotel is a 5-star cosmopolitan luxury hotel located in…
The heavy carved wooden gates hide the hustle and bustle of Tangier’s Kasbah and Medina. Once closed you can take in the vibrant and instagrammable gardens that surround Villa Mabrouka…
Situated in the picturesque village of Ampney Crucis named after the bubbling trout brook, you will find Wild Thyme & Honey. Just a couple of miles away from the market…
Named after one of the greatest English painters of the 18th Century the Gainsborough Bath Spa is housed in what used to be, two Grade II listed honey-coloured buildings on…
If I had to name a quintessential 5* hotel in central London, then hands down it would be The Dilly
The Ghent River Hotel is ideally situated in the heart of the city. Nestled in a tranquil street just a stone's throw away from the main area, it provides the…
Travelling for business often brings a unique set of expectations. Comfort, convenience, and high-quality service are just a few things that a business traveller might look for in a hotel.
Fawsley Hall has a rich and intriguing backstory, adding an extra layer of charm to the experience. The hall was originally built in the 15th century as a grand country…
The Breakers offers an array of amenities and services that cater to the needs of the modern traveler, while still preserving the charm of the past.
