Hotel Reviews
St Ermin’s Hotel, London
Careless talk costs lives. You never know who is sitting next to you, who is listening. For the chilling core of the 20th Century, Second World War to Cold War, St Ermin’s was the cloak-and-dagger hub of international espionage.
Read the full story hereHotel Schweizerhof. Grandeur in beautiful Lucerne
“Celebrate good times,” sang Kool and the Gang as I enter my spacious dual aspect bedroom.Ornate outsize calligraphy spells out “Celebrate”,
Read the full story hereJumeirah Dar-al-Masyaf. Stay in total luxury in Dubai
The key to Jumeirah Dar-Al-Masyaf is it gives you access to everything: the beach, the Wild Wadi Waterpark, gym, spa, theatre, over fifty restaurants and numerous shops – if that is what you want.
Read the full story hereJW Marriott Bucharest Grand Hotel
Arrive at the JW Marriott Bucharest Grand at night and you might think mistakenly you’re at Parliament Palace, Romania’s most famous tourist attraction.
Read the full story hereThe Bell Inn, New Forest
Considering the Bell Inn in the tiny New Forest village of Brook has been owned by the same family for over 200 years, longevity seems to be part of its DNA.
Read the full story hereRhinefield House Hotel. Enjoy a country house hotel in beautiful Brockenhurst
Mabel Walker-Munro had Rhinefield House built back in 1887. Although Mabel was the owner of Eastwood Colliery in Nottinghamshire, she clearly preferred a laissez-faire management style based in distant Hampshire
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