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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

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

Exploring Rome, Unwinding in Positano: An Italian Escape

EVEN if you have been to Rome and visited the sights, seeing them zoom past from a sidecar of a

Savouring the Stillness of the Cotswolds at Whatley Manor

THE GATES swing open to reveal a flower-lined driveway, where the hotel’s butler awaits. As Whatley Manor rises in front

Escape to the Multi-Generational Cowdray Estate

THE ALLURE of a spring time multi-generational family escape to the 16,000-acre Cowdray Estate in the South Downs National Park

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Mallorcan Bliss at Purobeach Resort Santa Ponsa

SET high in the hills of Santa Ponsa, I arrive at Purobeach Resort Santa Ponsa – Oasis del Mar and

Cool as Ice at the Reykjavik Edition

I HIT the throttle along a rare stretch of level terrain, my buggy carving a trail as it drifts through

Villa San Michelle, Florence: Fidelity to the Spirit of its Heritage

CONVENTS and monasteries around the world have been converted into museums, tourist attractions and hotels but rarely with such fidelity


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