The Luxury Travel Magazine
The Luxury Travel Magazine
“This is the fairest picture on our planet, the most enchanting to look upon, the most satisfying
It is only known to a select clientele. A secret gem hidden inconspicuously off the main pedestrian-
For Francophiles, the three-bedroom gite in the grounds of the 15th century Chateau de la Fuye, is t
Alacati is a charming, traditional Turkish town full of spirit on the western coast of Turkey on the
If you’ve visited Rio de Janeiro or Sao Paulo, you’ve gotten a good taste of Brazil, but not a f
Alacati is rapidly becoming a special escape for native Turks from big cities like Istanbul as well
The ancient population believed that Zeus personally created Datca due to its absolute perfection.
A mere two hours from Colombo Airport, Rosyth Estate House is the perfect first stop on a Sri Lanka
There's so much more to a fabulous hotel than just a comfortable bed. An unforgettable hotel experie
“The bird war, the bird attack, plague - call it what you like. They're amassing out there somepla
“Let me be surrounded by luxury, I can do without the necessities!” This quote from Oscar Wilde,
One of the greatest joys about travel is experiencing the destination like a local. Strolling down a
It’s a clear spring morning as the chattering of songbirds and the scent of flowers fills the air
‘'Tis sweet to muse in leafy June, ‘'Tis doubly sweet this afternoon, So I'll remain to muse a
Tucked between Belgium, France, and Germany, the oft-overlooked Luxembourg is a little country with
An unassuming staircase meets the entrance to a narrow townhouse at 164 Avenida Liberdade, Lisbon. T
The Golden Gate Bridge has a twin. It is the Ponte de 25 Avril in Lisbon, a suspension bridge over 1
Mykonos is known for its heat, both physical and metaphorical. Here, the Mediterranean sun blankets
There’s a spell that settles over all who visit Runnymede. Laying just out of reach of London’s
When he commissioned the creation of a Royal Observatory in 1675, King Charles II hoped that an impr
Whether you are a true Londoner or a visitor, when looking for an escape from the noise of the city
In the oldest part of the city of Reykjavik sits a piece of history that tells how this barren littl
Remember when that new kid transferred to your school, they seemed to have it all. The clothes, the
It’s the city that draws the world’s eyes every October Fest, but Hotel München Palace is here
In a softly-lit room at Eyja Guldsmeden Reyjkavik, white curtains flutter around a four-poster teakw
From May until September, there is arguably not a sexier place on Earth than Mykonos. One can envisi
1898 The Post Ghent is a case study in how a city’s heritage can be preserved and simultaneously
Cambridge is widely believed to be one of the UK’s most historic cities since it is home to the Un
As soft classical music playing in a luxurious inner courtyard soothes the soul, one cannot help but
Most vacations are about the destination. At Torel Avantgarde in Porto, Portugal, it’s the opposit
France’s seductive lifestyle has long been a magnet for well-heeled travellers. The French have a
One’s reposeful retreat begins well before entering Hotel du Vin and its 18th-century townhouse an
Stratford-upon-Avon is synonymous with William Shakespeare, and arriving at the Arden Hotel puts gue
On a cobbled courtyard square overlooking the mélange of historical and futuristic architecture tha
These are chambers turned into nests of nature. Scarred driftwood, shaven pebbles and corkscrew pine
It is the little details at The Thyme Hotel which speak to the serenity of this English countryside
Many of us enjoy going to somewhere unusual with a storied past. One such place in London allows gue
'We live in an age when unnecessary things are our only necessities' – The Picture of Dorian Gray,
A stay at Maison de la Luz invokes the feeling of having snuck into the residence of an outlandish e
Like a boy racer’s favourite Ferrari or a puppy’s beloved ball, the Union Jack flag stands tall
Waking to the sound of tumbling waves and the soft brushing of palm leaves in the wind is something
There is something special in the air of Bali. Maybe it is the humidity, hot from the sun and sticky
The word ‘hall’ conjures images of grand fireplaces, where roaring flames transform sturdy logs
The cathedral bells chime the hour along Summit Avenue, a stretch of stately mansions in brownstone
Following from part one of our ‘Top 10 Hidden Luxury Glamping retreats’ comes five more except
As city breaks go, you can’t go wrong with choosing Athens as your European destination. Aside fro
Despite paying homage to the Bard, like almost every hotel in Stratford-upon-Avon, and maintaining t
Architects were the latest shiny new profession in the 1840s. Designing Westbourne Terrace, in semi-
London weekenders make their way along Brighton’s bustling beach-side promenade, passing sunbathin
The demise of the British pub has been greatly exaggerated. In Ellastone, Staffordshire, The Duncomb
There is a grand vision to Riad Spice, a luxuriously spacious ten-room boutique hotel hidden amongst
In the tranquil waters of the Eastern Mediterranean Sea lies Greece’s largest island and the birth
Surrey is known for its outstanding natural beauty, from seventeenth-century manor houses to the cap
Many of us have daydreamed of heading to the northern frontier in search of a winter fantasy land.
Melbourne is a vibrant cosmopolitan city with a skyline of towering shiny buildings, a swanky art sc