The Luxury Travel Magazine
The Luxury Travel Magazine
There’s something magnetic about UK summer music festivals—and it’s not just the lineups. It
I’m still wondering how to describe Wilderness Festival this year because as everyone partied on t
England’s major cities all have their idiosyncratic personalities. London is the Big Smoke and man
In this constantly switched-on world, time to ourselves is a precious but essential part of well-b
“There’s more private member clubs in London than in almost any other city in the world,” and
“I don’t know if this was a mid-life crisis,” says Anthony Lassman, co-founder of luxury trave
Walking through the atmospheric Georgian streets, it’s evident that this ancient city is uniquely
Walking through the atmospheric Georgian streets, it’s evident that this ancient city is uniquely
On a Monopoly board, Mayfair and Park Lane form are the poshest and most expensive streets in the ga
“Divorced, beheaded, died. Divorced, beheaded, survived.” That is a famous quote from a children
Rolling green hills, ancient castles and country pubs around every corner, it’s hard not to fall i
A stroll through the cobbled streets of the former lace market presents the meeting of tradition and
There’s a big, red cat in the middle of a swarm of birds. For some, that may be cause for concern.
As you step into The Pig near Bath, senses awaken by the signts, sounds, smells and of course, taste
Hold onto your goggles and tighten your seatbelt, because what awaits is a journey that's guaranteed
Looking for a way to escape the everyday monotony of life, Jane decided to take a private Downton Ab
Are you looking for the most extreme adventure possible in the United Kingdom? No need to look furth
Rick Stein is one of the UK’s most beloved chefs, best known for his pioneering movements in the w
One of the greatest joys about travel is experiencing the destination like a local. Strolling down a
The stately cream-colored Georgian estate appears on the property’s grounds. Guests lounge under s
The beauty and fragrance of a rose in a country garden has the power to transform even the sourest o
As the great singer and civil rights activist Nina Simone once said: "jazz is not just music, it's a
Luxury hotels encompass a wide range of elegance from scenic room views to fine dining offered on-si
Midsummer House was built at the end of the 19th century as a private residence and has been home to
From the spinning pavilions to the paparazzi’s camera shutters, the Serpentine Summer party merges
You’ll never forget the experience of dining at a Michelin-starred restaurant. Every detail has be
A combination of poetry, music and magic enchant the scene at Garsington Opera. During an annual six
Walking in the footsteps of sporting legends is an opportunity that many dream of but few are lucky
It’s a balmy summer day in the British countryside when all of a sudden, a loud shot rings out. In
The platform swarms with activity as smartly dressed passengers board the train. Once guests are sea
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
Walking along the Avon River, the sound of the cascading current recedes into the background as one
It’s a clear spring morning as the chattering of songbirds and the scent of flowers fills the air
Famous for its sensational natural beauty, Wales’ rolling hills, majestic peaks, enchanting woodla
Recently voted the best city to live in in the world, it is no surprise that Edinburgh’s streets a
Overhearing an American congressman compare the River Thames unfavourably with the Mississippi, MP J
Stepping into the pleasant buzz of Browns, I eagerly greet the hostess: ‘What a beautiful restaura
Marlow. The place where Mary Shelley conjured up her tale of Frankenstein: a young scientist who und
Walking along the cobblestone streets and basking in the Georgian architecture, the city of Bath evo
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 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
As you slowly glide through the rows of finely tuned motor vehicles, you can’t help but think, wha
Wellness and wellbeing have become buzzwords seen in most places. With increasing popularity in West
A river of straw boater hats trickles down the high street in a genteel market town. The sunshine ma
Nothing beats a good neighbourhood restaurant. The kind of safe choice you go to for some quality ti
Cambridge is widely believed to be one of the UK’s most historic cities since it is home to the Un
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
‘Great things are done by a series of small things brought together.’, are Van Gogh's words pres
Burleigh Court is a tempting Cotswold country escape and yet his is a rural retreat with a differenc
An outdoor pool in central Edinburgh is a rare occurrence. And a steam room with a gigantic amethyst
When it comes to purposeful travel, the options may seem endless: from health retreats in the mounta
Some might say London is the energetic center of England. The streets are full of people commuting t
That mystical feeling of the walls whispering stories of what used to be, what never came to light,
The saying goes we often don’t appreciate what’s in our own backyards. The same often holds true
True wellness is not one prescribed set of rules. Instead, it can mean so many things to different i
The Randolph Hotel and Frilford Heath Golf Club have combined to offer a “Stay and Play” experie
Many of us had childhood fantasies in our youth and pondered what it was like to live in past centur
London is one of the best cities if a traveler is looking for nightlife. Once the sun sets behind Hy
Before he died, St David told his followers, ‘Do the little things in life’. This maxim remains
It’s as if time stops for a short while, or perhaps for a weekend. This interval for your own good
Liverpool is a thriving and youthful city with countless options for dining and entertainment. This
A crisp white tablecloth smothers the table. Fine china teacups filled with steaming tea clinks agai
In a land far-far away, near the old docks of Leith, stands an enchanting place where one can find S
Towering stone castles, knights in shining armor, and beautiful ball gowns might first come to mind
The mysterious sophistication of an art gallery is inevitable. The echoing click-clack of heeled boo
Picture weightlessness. The suspension of your body in complete comfort, pillowed from the reality o
To quote Ralph Waldo Emerson, “It’s a luxury to be understood”. Fortunately, at The Grand York
The Welsh have a word for a place where one feels a sense of belonging, a sort of home away from hom
“Throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade wind in your sails. Explo
“In wine, there’s truth,” said Pliny the Elder. And, the truth is, wine tasting is one of the
Suited and gowned, opulent ladies and debonair gentleman picnic on the sprawling grounds of the Glyn
Pam Brown once said: “A horse is the projection of peoples’ dreams about themselves – strong,
Redbrick, extensive English gardens – who needs a time capsule when Rockliffe Hall can whisk you b
“God made the country, and man made the town”, William Cowper famously said. And, Yorkshire loca
It is the little details at The Thyme Hotel which speak to the serenity of this English countryside
Eat with your eyes, first. Then devour with your tongue. Taste, texture, temperature. Take your time
Within the English countryside in Hampshire emerges an historic estate surrounded by acres of garden
Tasting menus have long satisfied the palates of Londoners. These palate pleasers are carefully cu
“An English village could never be mistaken for an American one: the outline against the sky diffe
Amongst the constant buzz of excitement, the gasps of awe, the snapping of photography, and the occa
When the wind blows balmy and steady, the flags whip enthusiastically overhead, and wavelets tease t
Luxury: the term holds such varying degrees of meaning. To some, it may mean rooftop pools, a privat
It is not uncommon to presume Chinese cuisine as one best served in front of the television on a Fri
The London skyline is instantly recognisable, filled with the shapes of iconic buildings like the Lo
From a distance, Hicce in Coal Drops Yard seems unassuming – just another restaurant in a city alr
The idea of staying in a castle can seem like a distant, unattainable dream. Their monumental facade
Since 1839, in the verdant green fields outside of Liverpool, the season’s most anticipated scene
Breakfast at Tiffany’s? I would rather have breakfast at The Wolseley. Having been transformed fro
Holidays always conjure up happy memories and many of our most powerful recollections of vacations i
London is the city where nothing stands still, yet, at times certain experiences make you feel as if
The excitement of a holiday on the Isle of Wight begins after the first sighting of the iconic white
There’s a buzz in the air on Brighton Beach. Along the promenade, the smells, sounds, and sights a
On a sultry summer’s day on the Isle of Wight, the sea breeze blows over Ventnor Beach. Holidaymak
Luxury traveller. Designer fashionista. Humanitarian. For many, a desire to be all these things, onl
Surrey is known for its outstanding natural beauty, from seventeenth-century manor houses to the cap
There’s complete silence until there isn’t. Then as quickly as the sun disappears behind clouds
From the beginning of recorded time, man has found strength of will, character and physical enduranc
An ostrich, stuffed but still looking quite pleased with life, keeps an eye on guests in Paschoe Hou
Sherborne is the perfect retreat for a short-break or a side trip from London. A quiet market town o
To have designed 22 churches, three cathedrals, three convents and a plethora of other buildings by
Forget everything that you thought you knew about Gin and Tonic. Forget the ice too. Store your bowl
There’s something particularly fascinating about Scotland and especially in the highlands. Perhaps
