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Escape to Crafted at Powdermills: A Retreat Made for Slowing Down

SET IN the East Sussex countryside, around a private lake in Battle, just 20 minutes away from Hastings, Crafted at Powdermills offers the kind of escape that makes leaving the city feel particularly worthwhile. Housed within a Georgian estate, with interiors designed by House of Dré, the hotel balances bold

Fairmont St Andrews brings luxury to Scotland’s eastern coast

ST ANDREWS – Scotland’s Home of Golf – is recognised across the globe for its prestigious university, medieval cobbled streets,

Glass experiences sky-high glamour at London Hilton on Park Lane

AS AUTUMN creeps in and the leaves gradually turn brown and auburn, sometimes all one craves is some warmth and

Glass is awed by the historic beauty of Ellenborough Park 

ENGLAND’S history is undoubtedly its biggest tourist attraction and when one visits Ellenborough Park it is easy to see why.

Glass spends a weekend by the water’s edge at The Lakes By Yoo

THE Lakes by Yoo, located near the picturesque, sleepy Cotswold village of Lechlade, is an 850 acre development surrounded by

Glass relishes in Hebridean hospitality at The Machrie

REMOTENESS. It conjures a sense of isolation and fear in some, or a huge sense of peace and contentment in

The NICI puts the wow in Bournemouth

SET HIGHT on Bournemouth’s West Cliff, overlooking the English Channel and Dorset’s coastline, The NICI is causing quite a stir

Roots Manoeuvre – a heavenly escape to the forest at Loire Valley Lodges

IF YOU GO down to the woods today… you’ll find an array of magical experiences await you at Loire Valley

Glass embraces Rutland’s beautiful greenery at The Barnsdale

NEEDING to escape for a weekend getaway? Look no further than The Barnsdale. Having opened on the 1st of May

Glass enjoys a cosy English countryside retreat at the Pig Hotel, Somerset

THIS property from the renowned Pig Hotel collection promises no-frills country comfort – but is it worth the luxury price


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