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The Pierhouse Hotel, Port Appin

The Pierhouse Hotel: Coastal Elegance in Port Appin

Fiona Maclean

Scottish Hospitality and Charm at the Pierhouse, A small but perfectly formed Boutique Hotel I’m kicking off a big Scottish ...

Ty Penbryn Gold Room

Ty Penbryn Mansion

Adrian York

 MURDER MYSTERY Mansion for Rent When I travel for Restless Feet or sister online magazine, London Unattached, I am normally ...

A Culinary Weekend away at South Lodge Hotel, Horsham, Sussex

A luxurious Culinary Weekend at South Lodge Hotel, Horsham

Urvashi Roe

A culinary weekend away at South Lodge Hotel with Michelin dining at The Pass by Ben Wilkinson.

Fulham Pier - Fulham Pier Hotel

Fulham Pier Hotel

Fiona Maclean

Small but Perfectly Formed, with amazing river views – Fulham Pier Hotel is an oasis of calm. Have you heard ...

Bertrand's Townhouse exterior

Bertrand’s Townhouse

Madeleine Morrow

New boutique hotel in Bloomsbury If you are looking for a boutique hotel bolthole in central London, look no further. ...

Bar at The Kensington Hideaway Hotel

The Kensington Hideaway Hotel

Madeleine Morrow

Boutique hotel pays homage to Kensington’s literary history Newly opened following a multi-million-pound renovation, The Kensington Hideaway is a 59-room, ...

Treehouse Manchester lobby

Treehouse Manchester

Madeleine Morrow

A treetop getaway in central Manchester Walking into the lobby of Treehouse Manchester, I imagined I had entered a magical ...

The Westin London City at Queenhithe Dock

The Westin London City

Madeleine Morrow

Five-star wellness hotel on the Thames Much as I love travelling abroad, there is something thrillingly decadent about a mini-staycation ...

Elysium Garden light installation at Lumiere in Durham

Durham city during lumiere

Kay Woolley

Lumiere – Shining a light on Durham The historic city of Durham in north-east England deserves a place on any ...

The Relais Henley exterior

The Relais Henley Hotel

Madeleine Morrow

The Relais Henley was the perfect base for enjoying the Henley Literature Festival. Located in a 16th-century Grade-II-listed building, the four-star hotel incorporates modern comforts into a historical property. History buffs will be interested to learn that the building housed the craftsmen who built the local St Mary’s Church in the 1530s. In 1632, it hosted King Charles I and later the first Duke of Wellington. Georgian times brought the addition of the brick façade, which exists today.