Hotel Reviews
Las Caldas Villa Termal. Rural Asturias has never been so good.
Las Caldas, situated in beautiful countryside, just outside the city, first opened its doors way back in 1776. People having been coming for its healing waters ever since, attracted by the high standard of service and the peaceful surroundings.
Read the full story hereArmathwaite Hall Hotel & Spa. Beautiful lakeside lodging.
The oak-panelled reception with its magnificent bouquets is truly beautiful. It leads to a grand staircase, lounges with open fireplaces, oil paintings, and hunting trophies hanging from the walls.
Read the full story hereOasia Hotel. Denmark’s stunning second city Scandi hotel.
When you’re visiting Aarhus, Denmark’s second city, you probably want to stay in a hotel that is pure Scandi-style: not a characterless chain peddling identical rooms from Abuja to Zagreb. Clearly, for the 65 room Oasia, “Less is more” is the design mantra.
Read the full story hereMadikwe Hills Lodge. A luxury retreat in the Madikwe Reserve.
Brian Berkman reviews Madikwe Hills Lodge,a luxury retreat within the madikwe Reserve.
Read the full story hereNew Hall Hotel. A luxury rural Tudor retreat in middle England.
Stepping out of the 21st Century, for a stay at New Hall Hotel, you expect to see Henry Vlll stomping across the drawbridge powering towards a substantial lunch in the wood-panelled-mullion-windowed Great Chamber.
Read the full story hereCrathorne Hall Hotel. Historic luxury country house
Though it’s towering gates were patriotically donated to the 1940s war effort and never replaced – the discovery that you can’t manufacture bombers from iron came after melt-down – Crathorne Hall Hotel’s facade framed by two bell towers, still has a stately grandeur.
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