Hotel Reviews
Radisson Blu Forest Manor Shanghai Hongqiao. Relax away from the centre.
The great joy of Shanghai is that it has not only the world’s biggest metro network but also one of the best.
Read the full story hereBoston Harbour Hotel. A perfect view of an Iconic harbour.
The extensive buffet brunch at weekends is another enticement, popular for local family gatherings as well as with resident and non-resident visitors to Boston.
Read the full story hereLygon Arms, Broadway, Cotswolds
The celebrity quotient is not surprising given the Lygon is the epitome of an English country hotel as viewed through a movie director’s lens
Read the full story hereThe May Fair Hotel. Stay in a hotel immersed in wonderful cinematic history
The May Fair Hotel upholds the magic of London’s well-heeled enclave as the grande dame of Mayfair. A stone’s throw from Green Park and Hyde Park and the glitzy boutiques of Bond Street.
Read the full story hereHard Rock Hotel, London
It turns out the maiden aunt of Marble Arch has serious rock’n’roll credentials – Jimi Hendrix made it his London pied a terre and the great Buddy Holly stayed here before the day the music died.
Read the full story hereTewkesbury Park Hotel.
A smart, modern hotel and restaurant, recently renovated at a cost of £10m, not to mention a sweeping 18-hole golf course in 165 acres of undulating parkland, are eclipsed only by the town’s exquisite riverbank, wealth of Tudor architecture and Tewkesbury Abbey, one of the nation’s finest Norman churches.
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