Review: The Fish, Farncombe, Broadway, Worcestershire
The Fish Hotel is an inviting take on Scandi-cool-comfort and contemporary country living. Delivering hygge for the Cotswolds, The Fish is an innovative country retreat,...
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Review: Hotel Gotham, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK
Nestled on Pilgrim Street — one of Newcastle’s oldest thoroughfares, once trodden by 13th-century pilgrims heading to venerate relics at Grey Friars and Our Lady’s...
5 vegan friendly luxury hotels in Southeast Asia that should be on your radar
During our most recent vegan luxury travel adventures throughout Southeast Asia, we have been impressed by how seriously luxury hotels are taking plant based dining....
Review: Saxon Hotel, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
Johannesburg’s Sandton area is known as Africa’s financial hub, and at the heart of one of its grandest suburbs lies one of the continent’s most...
Top 5 family friendly stays in Kenya and Tanzania
Kenya and Tanzania have long been among those destinations which people regarded ideal for honeymooners, adventure getaways and so on. Rarely did they include the...
Review: Paradox Singapore, Clarke Quay, Singapore
136 shares Past and present effortlessly meet at Paradox Singapore. Set along the South Bank of the Singapore River, this stylish property is perfectly placed,...
Review: The Palacete Severo, Porto, Portugal
The Palacete Severo has thrice been inspired by love. Ricardo Severo, Portuguese polymath – architect, engineer, political Republican and writer — designed the Palacete Severo...
Sustainable luxury travel with Six Senses in India
India has always attracted global travellers seeking wellness, wisdom, and wonder. Now it also attracts those looking for sustainable luxury during their Indian odyssey. Few...
Review: Kasbah d’Eau, Sidi Kaouki, Morocco
“Et voila!” Announces our taxi driver, with justification, as we pull into the magnificent Kasbah d’Eau. A beach castle perched high above Morocco’s Atlantic coastline...
Luxury stays in Peru’s Sacred Valley: The quiet side of Machu Picchu’s magic
Most travelers move through Peru confined to the same itinerary and rhythm. Like being stuck on a conveyor belt, they check off Lima, Cusco, Machu...