The Luxury Travel Magazine
The Luxury Travel Magazine
England’s major cities all have their idiosyncratic personalities. London is the Big Smoke and man
Like most of the world, the Brits love to drink good wine. Not too long ago, it was perceived that g
One of England’s most cherished treasures is its grand estates in the countryside. A place where t
The English countryside is the place where Londoners and other city slickers go to exhale. After all
It requires 200 muscles just to take one step. This is why walking, an otherwise mundane activity, i
Here's a fresh twist on an old tradition — the business lunch or dinner. A classic event in which
Some individuals eat to live, while others live to eat. On the busiest, most stressful of days, eati
It’s difficult to imagine how young British pilots would have felt before embarking on their life-
To many visitors to the UK, a Tudor castle true to its original grandeur and décor is a unique find
As the golden rays of the sun illuminate the tranquil waters of Poole Harbour, there's a buzz of exc
Food is undoubtedly one of the greatest pleasures in life. The satisfaction from indulging in a glas
The sky is Mediterranean blue, the courts are pristine, and the sprawling estate grounds create the
On Bath’s cobblestoned high street sits one of its newest must-visit-yourself venues. Here you’l
Seafood and especially fish and chips are the cornerstone of British comfort food. In the city of Ba
Nothing symbolises the great British summer better than the lido. Even reading the word no doubt con
Overhearing an American congressman compare the River Thames unfavourably with the Mississippi, MP J
Chester's history is rich, from the Roman Legionaires who marched to war, to the Viking raiders who
There’s a spell that settles over all who visit Runnymede. Laying just out of reach of London’s
The River Thames shines like chrome under the warm June sun, and wobbles under the rhythm of slicing
When speaking of British nobility and aristocracy, a vital element to complete the picture is luxury
A bird’s eye view captures the sleek coat of a stallion. Champagne flutes clink, fascinators flaun
You know you’re heading towards something special when the country roads you’ve been travelling
Upon seeing The Grove Hotel for the first time, visitors might imagine they’re in a Jane Austen no
In the past, tea and coffee were considered indulgent drinks reserved for the upper class. Today the
There’s something magical about glamping, all the luxuries of a five-star hotel but the freedom of
Some might say London is the energetic center of England. The streets are full of people commuting t
Tucked away in the idyllic heart of the English countryside, lies a yearly opera festival teeming wi
Many of us had childhood fantasies in our youth and pondered what it was like to live in past centur
In the beautiful county of Cornwall, stands an incredible Grade II Listed building and Parkland. We
In the heart of Plymouth, stands a grand Victorian Gothic building which is The Duke Of Cornwall Hot
When engaging in the sophisticated, elegant act of indulgence that is afternoon tea, you want the se
Afternoon Tea is the quintessential British custom that has taken its rightful place as a sophistica
If you saw crowds of dapper gentlemen and glamorous ladies, mingling over champagne with live music,
In any other scenario off the racecourse the smell of fuel and the screeching of cars would not evok
Fine art is not just a pretty picture for home décor. Over the course of time, art told a story, sh
As live music and a myriad of smells fill the space, the atmosphere becomes contagious. Wherever you
Expanding on the fashion brand made famous by the American icon and his father, Ralph Lauren, David
One’s reposeful retreat begins well before entering Hotel du Vin and its 18th-century townhouse an
Stratford-upon-Avon is perhaps one of England’s most famous towns, for it contains the birthplace,
Stratford-upon-Avon is synonymous with William Shakespeare, and arriving at the Arden Hotel puts gue
“I always loved the idea that a photograph was a memory frozen in time,” Ed Gass-Donnelly admitt
When you think of wine tourism, you probably conjure up images in your mind of rolling French vineya
As spring arrives in England so does the one time of the year where the Queen unlocks her back garde
Suited and gowned, opulent ladies and debonair gentleman picnic on the sprawling grounds of the Glyn
Within the English countryside in Hampshire emerges an historic estate surrounded by acres of garden
The Angel at Hetton is a culinary escape from the elements. The ivy-covered venue offers a solace of
Which golfing legends have sat at that dining table in the lounge of the Sunningdale suite of the Be
Benjamin Disraeli stayed here, and William Shakespeare visited too. Since the Roman times, when a vi
The word ‘hall’ conjures images of grand fireplaces, where roaring flames transform sturdy logs
Walking a line between grand Victorian mansion and light contemporary, Hampton Manor reinvents the c
Throughout history, hats have exuded class as the staple dress code for the English elite, indeed, t
Despite paying homage to the Bard, like almost every hotel in Stratford-upon-Avon, and maintaining t
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
Step into the eighteenth-century at Middlethorpe Hall Hotel and Spa and live like the lords and ladi
Once described as a giant’s stepping-stones to England, the Scilly Isles sit some 30 miles south w
Even in a packed stadium of 15,000 people, you can still hear each whoosh of the rackets. The stadiu
When you think of rural manor houses, warm fires, whisky tumblers and rose petalled baths all come t
Surrey is known for its outstanding natural beauty, from seventeenth-century manor houses to the cap
From the earliest of times, man has been mesmerized by horses. These graceful beasts are revered by
About an hour's drive southwest of London in bucolic Surrey Hills is where you’ll find a quaint li
Today, Hartwell House is a luxury hotel that does the past with a regal service and tasteful immacul
The traditional English pub, sophisticated Côte d’Azur living and New England vibes coalesce styl
How would you feel if you were given the Byron Suite at the Nutfield Priory Hotel and Spa, a Hotel s
Forget everything that you thought you knew about Gin and Tonic. Forget the ice too. Store your bowl
