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Cognac, Cellars and Quiet Luxury at Hôtel Chais Monnet & Spa

THE DRIVE from Bordeaux airport takes just an hour, and in that time I slip back in time – rolling grape fields soaked in the afternoon sun, broken only by the odd grey château standing proud amid the vines. When I finally reach Cognac, the town is drowsy after a

Schloss Elmau: A Magical Sanctuary in a Class of Its Own

HIDDEN deep within the Bavarian Alps, Schloss Elmau feels less like a hotel and more like an entire world of

One Hotel, Three New Offerings At The Beaumont Mayfair

THE Beaumont Mayfair, a storied Art Deco dog-friendly boutique hotel moments from the capital’s premier shopping neighbourhoods, has recently undergone

Chalet Pierre Welcomes Guests Back to the Alps this Winter

PURPLE Ski’s Chalet Pierre, when it was first built in the late 1950s in Méribel, helped confirm the reputation of

Rooftop Views, Repose and Wine: Forte de Gaia, Porto

SET ON the banks of the Douro in Vila Nova de Gaia, Forte de Gaia, Autograph Collection immediately immerses me

48 Hours at Pacha: Inside Ibiza’s Most Iconic Club

PACHA‘S iconic cherries are the unofficial symbol of Ibiza. My first sighting of them came not on the Spanish island,

The Art of Modern Venetian Luxury: Inside Hotel Gabrielli

THERE are hotels in Venice that trade purely on location and others that lean heavily into nostalgia. The newly reopened

Switzerland: The Perfect Summer Escape

IN THIS sleepy, leafy neighbourhood of Lausanne, moments from the shores of Lake Geneva, one does not expect to encounter

Slowing Down at 7Pines Resort Sardinia

PERCHED on a private peninsula overlooking the turquoise waters of the La Maddalena Archipelago, 7Pines Resort Sardinia offers a very

Inside The Peninsula Istanbul: Where History Meets Modern Luxury

THERE ARE hotels that declare themselves loudly and then there are hotels that simply arrive. The Peninsula Istanbul belongs to


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