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Glass explores the northeast of England via the cosy trappings of Jesmond Dene House

December 12, 2016

Northern High – Glass explores the northeast of England via the cosy trappings of Jesmond Dene House AFTER visiting Jesmond Dene House in Newcastle, I have to concede defeat in an on-going debate with my par...

Flat after LFW? Glass checks into the Zetter Townhouse Marylebone for a well-deserved rest

Stephanie Clair

September 26, 2016

Feature, Travel, United Kingdom

MARYLEBONE perhaps wouldn’t be the first place you might look for a quiet escape but you’d be surprised when walking through the townhouse doors at the Zetter Townhouse here to find a cosy world of stylish Vic...

Glass stays at The Midland Hotel Manchester

Regner Ramos

February 23, 2016

Europe, News, Travel, United Kingdom

Visiting a luxury hotel you’ve never been to before is always a gripping experience,“16 Peter Street, please”, I tell my taxi driver at Manchester Piccadilly station, when a few minutes later the car comes to a...

Glass finds some serenity at the Galgorm Resort & Spa

Viola Levy

November 30, 2015

Beauty, Destination Spas, Feature, Ireland, Travel, United Kingdom

An Angster’s Paradise – Glass calms those racing thoughts and finds some serenity in Northern Ireland’s new spa experience at the Galgorm Resort & Spa, Ballymena, Northern Ireland I’m bit of a worrier, i...

Dizzy heights

Regner Ramos

October 15, 2015

Europe, Feature, Travel, United Kingdom

Celebrating its 10-year anniversary, the Radisson Blu Edwardian is a renowned five-star hotel located in the historic Free Trade Hall building just moments from Manchester Piccadilly Station. A rather recen...

Hotel Chantelle travels across the pond

Roberta Lister

August 17, 2015

Dining, Europe, Feature, London, Travel, United Kingdom

Hotel Chantelle, New York’s famed restaurant and late-night spot, has opened its first international outpost: Hotel Chantelle London. Tucked away on unassuming Orchard St, hidden behind Selfridges, the sky-...

Pool your resources

Ethan Long

September 29, 2014

Feature, Travel, United Kingdom

As well as enjoying its recent cultural and artistic renaissance, with the opening of Tate Liverpool and being designated in the European Capital of Culture, the port city of Liverpool is also ideally loca...

Mersey, Mersey me

Ethan Long

September 4, 2014

Culture, Europe, Feature, Travel, United Kingdom

Since 2008, when it was named the European Capital of Culture, the transformation of Liverpool has brought a new artistic confidence and vigour to the great port-city. Liverpool now has more galle...

A great Gaelic escape

Viola Levy

July 28, 2014

Beauty, Culture, Destination Spas, Europe, Feature, News, Travel, United Kingdom

It’s not everyday your masseuse demands “Give me a hug!” at the end of a treatment. But in the case of Melissa, my deceivingly petite South African therapist at Galgorm Resort and Spa, I’m happy t...

Chic becomes Dublin

Sean Sheehan

June 23, 2014

Art, Avant Art, Culture, Destination Spas, Dining, Fashion, Feature, Food & Drink, News, Shopping Guide, Shopping Guide, Travel, United Kingdom

The born-again, post-austerity Dublin – small but perfectly formed – is a cornucopia of elegant places to be, from stylish hotels to quality restaurants and lovely, lovely things to buy – plus lots to gaz...

Escape to Ireland

Sean Sheehan

April 28, 2014

Dining, Europe, Feature, Ireland, Travel, United Kingdom

Dotted across Ireland are grand houses built by the recipients of land handouts when Oliver Cromwell dispossessed the original Irish owners and rewarded his own officers. The new landlords evolved into a cl...

Luxury Link Travel Group Launches In The UK

Amanda Bernstein

January 13, 2014

News, Travel, United Kingdom

The Luxury Link Travel Group has recently launched its award-winning travel website in the UK. Based in the US and already recognised as one of the world’s leading luxury travel websites, sophisticated travelle...

Let nature do as she wants

Nico Kos Earle

November 26, 2013

Culture, Europe, Travel, United Kingdom

On the craggy ridge of a moor, our ghillie Innes inches along the sodden ground with his elbows, his belly dragging through inhospitable growth. The glen is scattered with dark mounds, temporary shelters of...