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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 stays at Edinburgh’s landmark hotel, The Balmoral

THERE are classic historic hotels so grounded in their locations that their name and the city are inseparable – the

Belmond unveils the Britannic Explorer – the UK’s first luxury sleeper train

LAUDED for its collection of award-winning trains and hotels, Belmond has garnered an impressive reputation in the luxury hospitality industry.

Glass experiences tales of the unexpected at the Mandarin Oriental Geneva

IT WAS a great meal but I can’t tell you what it was or anything about the restaurant as I’d

Glass goes ski-less to Salzburg and Schladming-Dachstein

SALZBURG needs little introduction when it comes to its classical heritage, musical and architectural. The city’s prince-archbishops who cultivated Salzburg-born

Glass experiences island-hopping in the Cyclades with Domes Hotels

“ARE you ready for the mains now?,” I hear as I take what I thought was my last mouthful of

Glass experiences luxury with purpose at the Banyan Tree Phuket 30th Anniversary

A FEW days ago, I was sitting on my balcony, sipping my coffee, and indulging in the illusion that autumn

Glass enjoys the best of Cornish hospitality at Ardor St Ives and Boskerris Hotel

STANDING proudly over the Blue-Flag, white-sand beach at Cornwall’s Carbis Bay, sits the small but perfectly formed Boskerris Hotel. Light

Glass reconnects with nature at Sirru Fen Fushi, Maldives

OUR journey truly begins as we board a direct Trans Maldivian Airways seaplane in Malé taking us to the remote

Glass explores the desert dunes at Anantara Qasr Al Sarab

IT’S A dazzling day in the Rub’ al-Khali – also known as the Empty Quarter. Famed for being the largest


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