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Discovering Stillness and Comfort at Arev St. Tropez

JUST a short, scenic drive along the French Riviera brings us to Arev St. Tropez, a discreet bolthole which is uniquely open year-round, located moments away from the Place des Lices. Even before we step out of our car, a team of smiling staff greets us with such warmth that

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Bonjour Paris! Stylish, luxury aparthotel opens by Locke

A LOCKE studio apartment is no ordinary holiday abode and its design-led approach to the home-meets-hotel format is now to

Glass encounters modern French glamour at Hotel Lutetia

LOCATED in the iconic Saint-Germain district of Paris, renowned for its charming cafes and fashionable boutiques, Hotel Lutetia emerges as

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Le Meurice celebrates the Olympics with a series of exciting events

USHERING in the start of the Olympic games with style and elegance, Le Meurice has just unveiled a series of

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Where to stay in Paris for the Olympics? Hotel Castille!

NESTLED in the heart of Paris’ fashion district, Hotel Castille sits quietly and elegantly next to the original Coco Chanel

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Glass enjoys the royal treatment on the shores of Lake Geneva

EVIAN is one of the world’s best-known bottled waters. But few know that its source is a tiny town nestled

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Behind the scenes of the ultimate place to get ready in Cannes – the Dior Suite

AMID THE bustle and business of the Cannes Film Festival, sometimes one is urged to seek respite and refuge from

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Loro Piana brings Italian elegance to La Réserve à la Plage

CONTINUING its sparkling partnership for a second year, Loro Piana has reunited with La Réserve à la Plage on Pampelonne

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Glass encounters a riot of red at the Plaza Athénée Hotel, Paris

THE renowned Plaza Athénée hotel, a member of Dorchester Collection, originally opened in 1913. This unashamedly opulent property with 154

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Glass explores Alpine luxury at Four Seasons, Megève 

WALKING into a fairytale isn’t something that only happens in Disney movies. Or in a generic Hallmark adaptation of *insert


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