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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 a structure so palatial as the Royal Savoy Hotel & Spa. A remarkable fairytale château, with dramatic pitched roofs and pointed turrets, it sits comfortably against the cinematic backdrop of

Glass escapes the city heat at London’s Sloane Place

SITUATED in the heart of Chelsea, a stone’s throw from the bustling Sloane Square, is the new Sloane Place hotel.

Glass tastes a wee dram on the isle of Orkney

IF EINSTEIN, having showed how time is relative to its own frame of reference, had visited the Orkney archipelago he

Glass relaxes at Talbooth House and Spa

PERFECT for a relaxing night away, Talbooth House and Spa with its Soho farmhouse style outdoor pool, tennis court and

Meet the luxury Greek hotels you shouldn’t ignore this summer

IF YOUR travel itinerary is lacking in the Greek Isles department, then look no further as two new eloquent hotels

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Purple Summer announces a new property in Mallorca – introducing Villa Can Totxa

THERE ARE places to which one yearns to return even after a single visit. And, the indelible portfolio of Purple

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Legendary rock ‘n’ roll hotel, Pikes Ibiza undergoes a refurbishment for the 2023 season

ICONIC hotel, Pikes Ibiza — loved by Freddie Mercury, Grace Jones and George Michael, has undergone a makeover for 2023.

Glass experiences timeless glamour at El Palace, Barcelona

LOCATED in the former Ritz, El Palace continues to excite its guests with opulence and decadence. Every detail of the

Glass discovers the best of British at Knockinaam lodge

KNOCKINAAM Lodge is truly one of Scotland’s hidden gems. Tucked away in the remote South-Eastern corner of Dumfries & Galloway,

Glass visits Villa René Lalique – a luxury hotel and restaurant paying homage to Lalique

VILLA René Lalique, a spectacular bolthole located in Wingen-Sur-Moder in Alsace, north-eastern France, was once the home of celebrated French


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