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Schloss Elmau: A Magical Sanctuary in a Class of Its Own

HIDDEN deep within the Bavarian Alps, Schloss Elmau feels less like a hotel and more like an entire world of its own. Surrounded by mountain peaks, wildflower meadows and forests that seem to stretch endlessly into the distance, the property has a rare sense of stillness, the kind that immediately

Glass explores the Aegean onboard the Seabourn Encore

WE HAVE arrived in Athens to embark on a cruise onboard Seabourn Encore. For 7 glorious days, we’ll be whisked

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Too blessed to stress at BLESS Hotel Ibiza

BLESS HOTEL IBIZA has condensed its operating ethos into the phrase “hedonistic luxury”, an incongruous-buzzword-blend symptomatic of upscale hotels ‘with

Glass discovers decadence in The Windy City at Waldorf Astoria Chicago

ARRIVING at the Waldorf Astoria Chicago to check out their most recent renovations, I can immediately tell that the hotel

The luxury of New York during fashion week

FOR those who appreciate the effort required to make fashion week manageable, experiencing the city outside of the packed schedule

Where to stay in Paris for the Olympics? Hotel Castille!

NESTLED in the heart of Paris’ fashion district, Hotel Castille sits quietly and elegantly next to the original Coco Chanel

Glass goes to Monte Carlo and hits the jackpot at Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo

CHIC IS the word that springs to mind when sitting and people-watching in the lobby of Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo. Going

Glass goes green in the Garden City at Pan Pacific Orchard

EAGERLY, I take in the fresh view of the new flagship Pan Pacific Orchard, Singapore, which is hard to miss

The Dorchester offers ultimate relaxation with new spa offerings

POSITIONING health and wellbeing at the heart of the guest experience, The Dorchester has just unveiled a new collection of

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Glass discovers the hidden artistic corners of Paris at Hôtel des Grands Voyageurs

PARIS has always held a special place in my heart. From my youth spent studying Art History at La Sorbonne


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