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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

Glass takes in a weekend of sun, palaces, and Picasso in Málaga

ON Pomegranate Lane (Calle Granda), opposite Inglesia de Santiago church, sits Palacio Solecio – the 18th century former property of

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RoseBar at the Six Senses Ibiza welcomes Kim Pearson to their team of specialists

THE WELLNESS and longevity clinic at the Six Senses Ibiza welcomes leading UK nutritionist Kim Pearson to their roster, bringing

Glass basks in the Grecian Sun at Costa Navarino

COSTA NAVARINO is a destination home to several distinct sites featuring five-star hotels, (Mandarin Oriental opens very soon), private residences, four

Glass receives a royal welcome at the palatial Shangri-La hotel, Paris

THE LAVISH Shangri-La Paris was previously the private residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte, Napoleon Bonaparte’s grandnephew. This 19th century French

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Grand Hotel Savoia Cortina opens for the summer season in the Dolomites, Italy

NESTLED amidst the majestic peaks of the Dolomites in Italy, the Grand Hotel Savoia Cortina stands as a testament to

Glass unwinds in the charm of Hart Shoreditch

UPON arriving at the Hart Shoreditch Hotel London, Curio Collection by Hilton, I’m taken aback by how seamlessly this building

Exploring wine and art at the edge of the Mediterranean

LIGHT afternoon breeze welcomes me as I arrive in Provence, a home of a family-owned vineyard Château Sainte Marguerite. Picturesque architecture

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


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