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Intimate Charm Amid Renaissance Grandeur at The James Suite Hotel Firenze 1564

HOUSED in a 16th-century former monastery in Sant’Ambrogio, Florence, The James Suite Hotel Firenze 1564 reveals little from the street. It appears intentionally discreet and when you step inside it feels like crossing into someone’s private residence rather than a hotel. Dating back to 1564, the building still carries its

Panoramic Views Above The Bay At Althoff Villa Belrose Saint-Tropez

THE DRIVE up the Boulevard des Crêtes towards Althoff Villa Belrose moves us away from the centre of Saint-Tropez. As

D Maris Bay: A Hideaway On The Aegean

PEERING out from the taxi, I discover that rows of citrus groves have given way to towering wooden trunks. The

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Where Tuscany Has Been Healing The Soul For Two Thousand Years

I’M standing still, almost naked, snowflakes drifting onto my cold skin, breathing frozen air into my lungs. Just as icicles

London Marriott Hotel County Hall: The Ultimate Westminster Stay

IT’S all about the view. The stunning view. Anyone who grew up in the UK in the 1980s, will have

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In Rome and Florence, Historic Tales Meet Modern Luxury at Radisson Hotel Group

NESTLED within Rome’s historic centre, the Radisson Collection Hotel, Roma Antica offers a sophisticated stay where the city’s millennia-old history

Sailing Into A Land of Ice, Light And Silence With Ponant’s Le Boreal

OUR cruise expedition aboard Ponant’s Le Boreal along Greenland’s west coast fuses the thrill of exploring the world’s largest island

Hart Shoreditch: A Quiet Reset in East London

THERE is a particular kind of energy to East London on a sunny day. The streets, laid out in the

Reservations Open at Waldorf Astoria – London Admiralty Arch

EMPIRES decline and fall, but some of their finest structures remain standing, if only – think the Colosseum or Machu

The Dorchester: A Masterclass in British Hospitality

WHEN I was 10 years old, my parents took me for tea at The Dorchester on London’s Park Lane. To


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