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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 chills out at Villa Brezza di Zefiro, Sicily 

AS MUCH as you go on holiday to escape your phone, one of the first things I did when I

Loro Piana brings Italian elegance to La Réserve à la Plage

CONTINUING its sparkling partnership for a second year, Loro Piana has reunited with La Réserve à la Plage on Pampelonne

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

Glass takes in the splendour of the Aegean coast at Swissotel Büyük Efes

THE ANCIENT historian and geographer Herodotus said of Izmir, “They established their city in the most beautiful skies and the

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

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The Hilton Molino Stucky Venice adds 24 new sparkling suites to its Italian outpost

FOR THOSE searching for a serene summer getaway, Venice is often a natural choice. And with the Hilton Molino Stucky

Glass relishes in the natural allure of Kyoto at the Park Hyatt

SET within the epicentre of Kyoto’s historical district lies an oasis of tranquillity, natural beauty and sophistication that is the

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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