Banks can be stressful places. Explaining your overdraft and that little black dress you just had to buy doesn’t always sit well with the manager. o it was with the biggest ironic smile that I arrived at the former headquarters of the Ulster Bank for a night in what is now a five star hotel. […]
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Hotel Review: The Liverpool Resident
The Resident Liverpool is a well-priced city center hotel located in the lively Ropewalks area of the pool. Forget fancy gadgets, extravagant conveniences and endless services; this hotel is all about location and service. Staff are equipped with Scouse spirit bags and everything you need is right on the hotel doorstep. If you’re looking for […]
Hotel Review: The Standard London
The Standard Hotel London is located opposite the imposing St Pancras Station and minutes from King’s Cross. Recent heavy investment has transformed the area behind these nightclub stations into a hub for shopping, eating and drinking. There are probably more wine bars than pubs these days, plus a Nike and Carhartt WIP store, plus hip […]
The castle at Edgehill, Banbury, Oxfordshire
Edgehill Castle at night Edgehill Castle The day we headed to Edgehill Castle it was a stormy night that didn’t calm down that day or much of the next day. Yet when we approached the castle, it was a joyful moment. We sat for a long time in the car to admire the curves of […]
Holidays in Australia: Hotel Reviews – Brisbane’s Hotel X, Queensland
Iris Rooftop Bar and Pool, Hotel X, Brisbane. Photo / Justin Nicholas Maggie Wicks is staying at Hotel X, a cool new hotel in the heart of Brisbane. Location: In Fortitude Valley, an area that once had a reputation for being seedy, the “Valley” is now a party district that comes alive after dark on […]
Hotel Review: A family stay at Cordis, Auckland
Children are not an afterthought at Cordis. Photo / Provided Thinking of a city break for the Easter holidays next month? The Cordis, Auckland might be just the place, writes David Barrington Location: In downtown Auckland, the Cordis is on Symonds St near the junction with Karangahape Rd, just across Grafton Bridge. Style: A large, […]
Hotel Review: La Valise, Tulum, Mexico
From the moment you pull away from the busy beach road of Tulum into the verdant paradise that is La Valise, calm reigns. It’s a quiet retreat away from the world, it’s beautiful – hit it – it’s stunning, with traditional palapa-style roofs rising out of an oasis of greenery, and locally handcrafted furniture and […]
Hotel Review: Carton House is now a five star resort, so what’s it like to stay?
Less than 30km from Dublin is a 1,100 acre park that once belonged to the Duke of Leinster. Queen Victoria is said to have stayed twice. It has not one, but two golf courses. The formal dining rooms are some of the finest in the country, and guests range from Princess Grace of Monaco to […]
Thompson Austin — Hotel Reviews
Why book? This new skyscraper is set to revitalize a sleepy corner of downtown Austin with two ground-floor restaurants from James Beard Award-winning chef Mashama Bailey, a bar and a rooftop pool design and music, and two hotels in one. concept that appeals to both professionals and urban adventurers. Set the scene In a clever […]
George Carvery and Hotel’s review: We tried the carvery which says it’s the best in all of Yorkshire – Jess Grieveson-Smith
The George Carvery and Hotel in Wormald Green, Harrogate has always made a bold statement. They say they are the best carvery in Yorkshire and as Yorkshire has so many crazy carveries it left us wondering – can they really be the best? Customers rave about the food with its TripAdvisor rating of four and […]
The Mayson Hotel, Dublin, is beautifully designed and full of character
The Mayson spans a converted town house (from 1860), a warehouse (1870) and a glass and corten steel extension. THE PLACE Opened just before the pandemic, The Mayson is one of Dublin’s trendiest new hotels, part of the growing stable of Irish hospitality giant Press Up. Containing 94 rooms and suites and various food, drink […]
The Londoner Hotel Review – The Luxury Editor
The Londoner’s highly anticipated launch took place in September 2021, marking the start of a new era for Leicester Square in London. But it was also the introduction of a whole new genre of hotel accommodation, the super boutique and The Londoner has been delighting the city’s locals and international guests ever since, with 16 […]
The Zachary Hotel in Chicago
Baseball doesn’t interest me much. In fact, I don’t think I can name a single MLB player right now. But I to like go to baseball games. While basketball probably has a better claim to being “America’s pastime” in 2022, baseball games are even more fun (and better able to rival the home TV experience. […]
Hotel Review: Ballynahinch Castle offers lakeside luxury and Connemara chic
When is a castle not a castle? When it’s an 18th-century fishing lodge that can count among its former owners an animal-loving MP for Galway and a fishing-mad Indian prince. The original castle, a round tower on Ballynahinch Lake, was once home to the Pirate Queen herself, Gráinne Mhaol. The current Ballynahinch Castle, built in […]
Restaurant Review: Rice’s Hotel at Poyntzpass lives up to its reputation
Rice hotel bar and restaurant 2-14 Church Street, Poyntzpass Tel. : 02838318893 Don’t tell my wife, but I’ve long since given up on losing weight – in fact, since early 2019 I’ve focused my efforts on growing instead. Of course, it doesn’t make it any easier when you find an awesome restaurant serving up portions […]
Hotel Reviews: Villa Sant’Andrea, Sicily
Step into the luxury of yesteryear at Villa Sant’Andrea Sicily. Perched on the edge of the sea, with a magnificent view of a shimmering azure bay, is a divinely nostalgic hotel with impeccable manners. As you enter the hotel grounds, the narrow road reveals lush gardens and a warm welcome from unfailingly polite staff. Villa […]
Spice it up with a whole new menu at Ibis Vikhroli
Spice up, the ibis multi-cuisine restaurant par excellence has been offering the same table d’hôte for some time. So when the chain unveiled a brand new range at Ibis Vikhroli, Mumbai (soon to be incorporated into other Ibis in the pan Indian country), we decided to not only check it out, but also bring you […]
Hotel Review: The Yeatman, Porto
Located on the quieter side of Porto, away from the hustle and bustle in the heart of the city, The Yeatman sits on the southern bank of the mouth of the Douro River, nestled among the old Port wine warehouses. Its vantage point means it is blessed with magnificent views of the waters, the spectacular […]
Hotel Review: Soft renovation gives Ardmore’s Cliff House the edge
Since opening in 2008, the Cliff House Hotel has worked on the principle of “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. And in all honesty, there was nothing to fix. With those dreamy sea views, a top-notch spa, and a restaurant that nabbed a Michelin star in its first two years, this little tardis on […]
Hotel Review: Soft renovation gives Ardmore’s Cliff House the edge
Since opening in 2008, the Cliff House Hotel has worked on the principle of “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. And in all honesty, there was nothing to fix. With those dreamy sea views, a top-notch spa, and a restaurant that nabbed a Michelin star in its first two years, this little tardis on […]
family fun on the Costa Adeje of Tenerife
(El Duque Hotel) Located minutes from the golden and black sand beaches of Costa Adeje, Hotel El Duque offers all-inclusive comfort close to some of the island’s top attractions. The four-star property has had a facelift during the pandemic and is one of the best value options for travelers looking to enjoy Tenerife’s warm climate […]
Restaurant Review: The Victoria, Oxshott
Published: 21:51 January 24, 2022 When we learned that two former pupils of Heston Blumenthal had taken over a village pub in Surrey, restaurant critic Matthew Williams was eager to stop by Oxshott to find out why everyone is talking about the Victoria. Pictures: lateef.photography must knowVictoria High Street, Oxshott KT22 0JRTel: 01372 238308The Web: […]
Zahter, London: “The best baklava I’ve ever had” – restaurant review | Food
Zahter, 30-32 Foubert’s Place, London W1F 7PS (zahter.co.uk). Hot and cold meze £9-£18, platters £18-£42, desserts £8-£9, wines from £29 The Instagram accounts I follow, like the jars of gummy condiments I collect in my fridge, are a real mess: chefs showing off what they fattened last night; the carpet-bagging food “influencers” whose brass neck […]
Hotel Review: Has the InterContinental Dublin come of age?
It’s just over 20 years old, but the lavish InterContinental has been through so much that it feels like a grand dame of Dublin hotels. Launched as the Four Seasons in 2001, the sprawling hotel was an instant, no-irony temple to Celtic Tiger Ireland. Located deep within D4, the OTT boom-era construction nodded to the […]
Hotel Review: Has the InterContinental Dublin come of age?
It’s just over 20 years old, but the lavish InterContinental has been through so much that it feels like a grand dame of Dublin hotels. Launched as the Four Seasons in 2001, the sprawling hotel was an instant, no-irony temple to Celtic Tiger Ireland. Set deep within D4, the OTT boom-era construction nodded to the […]
Shangri-La Bengaluru – Business Traveler
Fund: The hotel is centrally located between the business district and historical attractions. With stunning city views from the Skyline Club and rooftop lounge, Pan-Asian dining options and luxurious facilities, the hotel is perfect for a peaceful getaway for business and leisure travelers. With 397 spacious rooms and suites, seven restaurants and bars, this hotel […]
The Banks Fish House might need a stronger hook
Comments In a city awash with seafood, is this Back Bay newcomer distinctive enough to keep us coming back? Foodies and restaurant newbies love The Feed. Sign up now for our bi-weekly newsletter. The Banks signature lobster dish. / Photo by Brian Samuels Photos on the website and walls of the Banks Fish House – […]
Hotel review: Ohtel Auckland, a mid-century design dream
To travel Jan 10, 2022 5:00 PM4 minutes to read The O’Sullivan suite at Ohtel Auckland on Market Place. Photo / Stephen A’Court, provided Juliette Wright enjoys a stay in style at Ohtel, in central Auckland. Site: Marketplace in Auckland CBD; a jump, a jump and hardly a jump from the viaduct. Style: Mid-century design […]
Tawny hotel review – YOU Magazine
Is The Tawny hotel concept the future of the Covid-proof hotel industry? This writer thinks so and highly recommends that you come here to relax, detox and unwind, as The Tawny Hotel in Staffordshire is a hotel that genuinely offers luxury. and evasion. In the heart of rural Staffordshire, far from theme parks and cityscapes, […]
Relais Henley boutique hotel reviews
The mini break hotel that ticks all the boxes. If you’re looking for a mini-hotel for a break, the newly refurbished Relais Henley ticks just about all of the boxes. Interesting local shops a short walk away, a river (the Thames) to walk along, a chic bar for drinking cocktails, spacious beds for lounging. It’s […]
Hilton Ras Al Khaimah Beach Resort, United Arab Emirates
Close to desert, beaches and mountains, the Hilton Ras Al Khaimah Beach Resort is a multi-award winning resort that stretches over 1.5 km of private sandy beach, just over an hour from downtown Dubai city. Ras Al Khaimah is the most northerly in the UAE and has a much more low-key vibe than its neighbor, […]
Zash Country Boutique Hotel, Sicily Reviews
Food and drink Few superlatives do justice to Zash’s relatively unknown enogastronomic operation. Voted best emerging chef in southern Italy in 2016, Guiseppe Raciti won his Michelin star in 2019 with his experimental interpretation of Sicilian classics. He lets the ingredients speak for themselves, while avoiding the sparkling theater of certain tasting menus in favor […]
Hotel review: Harvey’s Point should be in the Irish Hotel Hall of Fame
If there was a Hall of Fame for Irish hotels, Harvey’s Point would be one of its first inductees. Since opening just over 30 years ago, the beloved Donegal has grown into one of the country’s most beloved stays – a blend of genuine hospitality and well-oiled machine that has brought a generation of guests […]
Hotel review: Harvey’s Point should be in the Irish Hotel Hall of Fame
If there was a Hall of Fame for Irish hotels, Harvey’s Point would be one of its first inductees. Since opening just over 30 years ago, the beloved Donegal has grown into one of the country’s most beloved stays – a blend of genuine hospitality and well-oiled machine that has brought a generation of guests […]
Hotel review: luxury lodges and lakefront hot tubs in Killyhevlin
Killyhevlin Lakeside Hotel and Lodges is located in the heart of the waterways that dominate the geography of Fermanagh. The family-run hotel has expanded its accommodation with stunning new waterfront lodges and recently added an even more decadent touch of luxury, with a £ 1.5million investment that added six Woodland Lodges with their own own […]
Hotel Review: The Hoxton Hotel
As soon as you walk through the Hoxton’s main entrance on Great Eastern St, you know you’re somewhere with the X factor. The open-plan reception is connected to the bar and restaurant, creating a lively atmosphere even before you enter. be registered. With really helpful and friendly staff, it has a very “not stuffy” appeal, […]
READERS ‘REVIEWS: Hilton Deansgate, Manchester Hotel Review
Some links on Turning Left for Less pay us an affiliate commission to support this blog Today’s article is written by reader Gus. If you would like to send a reader review, please contact [email protected] First impressions The entrance to the Hilton Deansgate The Hilton Deansgate occupies 1st to 23e floors of the iconic and […]
The LaLee brings a taste of continental glamor to Chelsea: restaurant review
For breakfast, choose from potato rosti, crab crumpets and homemade hot waffles; while favorites like the LaLee burger, croque monsieur, and superlative Nicoise salad – expertly executed with candied eggs, juicy white anchovies, and a choice of tuna or salmon fillet – are served all day. When evening comes, it’s time to ramp up. There […]
Hotel review: The Ice House offers relaxing wellness in the west
One of the perks of the Irish staycation over the past 21 months has been to say goodbye to the stress of the airport – those queues, security checks, all the new Covid restrictions, and arriving early “right at the case ‘before hanging out, wound up like a reel as you anxiously stare at TV […]
Corktown’s fun supergeil, a place to bring friends
When looking at many restaurant menus, sometimes your eyes start to fixate on what appear to be similar appetizers, expected entrees, predictable salad structures, and the same old craft cocktails on black and white pages. White. None of this is present at the new Supergeil restaurant in Corktown. The paper food and drink menu is […]
Hotel review: is the Wren Urban Nest really ‘Ireland’s most sustainable hotel’?
The troglodyte is a small bird. It’s also smart. In winter, dozens can come together to warm up. It weighs a little more than a euro coin, but is sturdy. In the battle to be the king of birds, legend has it that the troglodyte hid under the wing of an eagle, overtaking it at […]
Hotel review: is the Wren Urban Nest really ‘Ireland’s most sustainable hotel’?
The troglodyte is a small bird. It’s also smart. In winter, dozens can come together to warm up. It weighs a little more than a euro coin, but is sturdy. In the battle to be the king of birds, legend has it that the troglodyte hid under the wing of an eagle, overtaking it at […]
All inclusive luxury hotel in Crete, Greece – Hotel Syntopia review
November 15, 2021 – 21:34 GMT Hanna Fillingham Hotel Syntopia in Crete, Greece is an all-inclusive luxury hotel with a spa, two swimming pools and daily evening entertainment. Crete is one of the most popular Greek islands for vacationers, and when it comes to finding a hotel it can be overwhelming. MORE: How British Airways’ […]
Hotel Reviews – All Aboard for a Galway Getaway to Five Star Glenlo Abbey
Did you know that you can dine in the horse-drawn carriages of the first Orient Express in Galway? For romantic souls, train enthusiasts, or anyone looking for an evening with a tasty side of the theater, the Pullman Restaurant may be reason enough to book a stay at the five-star Glenlo Abbey. But there are […]
The Pig in the South Downs hotel reviews
Food and drink For breakfast, the eggs and tea are piping hot, as they should be. A two-acre vegetable patch was dug in 2017, so it’s long established and provides chef Kamil Oseka, previously at Pig at Bridge Place, with peppers and tomatoes, stone fruit and edible flowers. Artwork from the salonJake eastham The area […]
Carlton Tower Jumeirah Hotel Reviews, London, United Kingdom
Food and drink The flagship Al Mar restaurant is a place you would visit whether you are staying at the hotel or not. Sumptuous interiors are all made up of Art Deco pendant lights, hardwood floors, dusty pink cabins, and dark, deep velvet chairs; service is fun and affable without being overbearing, and Italian executive […]
Review of the Twelve Apostles Hotel and Spa with its dream viewpoints on the mountainside
We reviewed the five-star Twelve Apostles Hotel and Spa in Cape Town, including its rooms, restaurant and luxurious spa lodge overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The Leopard Bar High Tea at the Twelve Apostles ( Image: DAILY MIRROR) As for the views, people are happy to pay extra for a stunning beach view to be seen […]
Hotel Reviews: The Westbury Adds New Luxurious Terrace Suites To A Classic Dublin Stay
Ask anyone to name a classic old Dublin hotel, and it’s likely it won’t be long before The Westbury meets their lips – it’s no small feat considering that the hotel in the center -ville first opened in the early 1980s. art from the Doyle collection, with several hotels in Ireland, England and Washington DC, […]
Prince de Galles, a Luxury Collection Hotel Review
Courtesy Prince de Galles, a Luxury Collection hotel The hottest selfie of past Paris Fashion Week wasn’t with Naomi Campbell after one of her various catwalk appearances, or before a feast at Caviar Kaspia, or even at one of French band Yelle’s concerts. at La Cigale. It was in front of an 185-year-old architectural marvel […]
The Jolly Gardeners, Restaurant Review: Well Made Pub Food
gEstablishing a pub properly is a difficult thing. Getting a pub and subsequent dining room is even more difficult. Trying to be a gastropub (thrill), is an almost impossible task. This involves balancing potential drinkers with serious diners and possibly disappointing both. Above all, a pub should be a destination for an impromptu, relaxed beer. […]
Le Méridien Lav, Split – hotel reviews
I If your definition of the perfect vacation is to sit back, relax by the sea, and walk no more than 10 minutes to access food and drink, then Le Meridien Lav is perfect for you. With four restaurants, a spa, two swimming pools, and a pristine stretch of private coastline, the only reason you’ll […]
Hotel Reviews: Rixos Premium Dubrovnik
D ubrovnik has a lot to offer. A rugged coastline and crystal clear waters with a predominantly hot and sunny climate, as well as a lot of culture and history. In recent years, Dubrovnik’s profile has exploded thanks to this little HBO Game of Thrones show. Most of King’s Landing’s scenes – starring Sophie Turner, […]
Restaurant review: 40 North in Alphabet City
From left to right: Christopher Nelson, Bethany Zozula, Amanda Marion, Kassandra McGlynn, Emma Minnows 40 North at Alphabet City has the ambience of an old-fashioned Greenwich Village, North Beach or London’s Shoreditch arts cafe. This is the kind of place where a simple impromptu dinner turns into a festive occasion – because you and your […]
Hotel review: Dunmore House is a dog friendly doozy in West Cork
Let’s start here with total honesty, for the sake of transparency. I love Cork. I will be in town, the homeland of my maternal ancestors, in the blink of an eye if the invitation presents itself. But there was an added excitement this time around, because my stay took me beyond the city limits for […]
Hotel Reviews: Marlfield House ‘Pond Suites’ Are the Insta-Friendly Future of Country House Stays
Think of Marlfield House, and what comes to mind? A beautiful 19th century country house? Magnificent gardens? This getaway to Gorey is well known as a classic Blue Book vacation. What you might not know, however, is that behind the sleek Regency-style exterior, a unique gear change is underway. Old courtyard buildings have been turned […]
Hotel review: pints from € 3.45 plus rich dining at the New Irish Hotel in Wetherspoon
I admit my expectations were low. he Wetherspoon chain is one of those brands that everyone seems to have an opinion on, and the arrival of any hotel chain in Dublin can raise your head. But, a few minutes after arriving at the port of Keavan, I must say that I was impressed. The UK […]
Sable at Navy Pier Chicago, Curio Collection by Hilton – Hotel Reviews
Why reserve? The rooms frame the best shots of Chicago, rethinking from a pier jutting over a mile into Lake Michigan, the city’s biggest tourist attraction. Set the scene Named after a ship stationed at Navy Pier during World War II, the Sable has the most enviable tourist location, anchored at the end of the […]
Pendry Chicago – Hotel Reviews
Why reserve? The latest occupant of the Art Deco Carbide & Carbon building has given the Loop monument a luxurious upgrade and added a dining magnet in the French brasserie Venteux worthy of its address on Michigan Avenue. Set the scene The office-centric stretch of Michigan Avenue south of the Chicago River was instantly upgraded […]
Nobu Hotel Chicago – Hotel Reviews
Why reserve? Nobu cultivates the balance of life: serenity in quiet rooms and party on the roof. Set the scene Of oshibori A ritual of handing guests a hand towel on arrival, along with a welcome drink, at the indoor tranquility pool, Nobu Chicago acts as a serene hideaway from the city beyond its stained […]
21c Museum Hotel Chicago – Hotel Reviews
Why reserve? All under one roof: elegant rooms, a popular Lure Fishbar outpost and a contemporary art gallery to challenge your gray matter. Set the scene Conveniently located between the shopping area of the Magnificent Mile and the galleries of River North to the west, the 21c Museum Hotel Chicago attracts travelers of all spectrum […]
Sophie Hyde Park – Hotel Reviews
Why reserve? Leave this stunning South Side with a solid collection of art, a smart restaurant. and the next area will be your entry into one of the city’s busiest and least touristic areas, Hyde Park. Set the scene The University of Chicago, Hyde Park’s home base, serves as the inspiration for the Sophy, a […]
Graduate Evanston – Hotel Review | Condé Nast Traveler
Why reserve? The Graduate pays homage to Northwestern University in Evanston with a retro-collegiate vibe that doesn’t take academia too seriously. Set the scene What do Zooey Deschanel, Meghan Markle and Eddie Vedder have in common? Besides fame, they all attended Northwestern University at Evanston and are featured in the caricature among 16 well-known alumni […]
Hotel La Guardia – Hotel reviews
Why reserve? Rejuvenate in a sustainable seaside retreat overlooking a beautiful harbor, with staff who make you feel right at home. Set the scene Giglio, the esoteric younger sister of the prominent island of Elba, is the second largest island in the Tuscan archipelago. Only 5 percent of the island is inhabited, keeping the majority […]
Restaurant review: Bar Lune – InDaily
What kind of crazy people would choose to open a new bar and restaurant at a time like this? With the lockouts and restrictions, cleaning regimes, masks and seated drinking rules, as well as guests still unable to grasp the concept of booking in advance, you’ll either need to be a little nutty or have […]
Nautilus Pier 4 finds gold as it travels the world’s coasts
The whimsical world a team of seasoned industry veterans has created on Boston’s waterfront is filled with buried treasures. Foodies and restaurant newbies love The Feed. Sign up now for our bi-weekly newsletter. Nautilus Pier 4 offers cuisine from around the world, including Sichuan eggplant, at Boston Seaport. / Photo by Jenna Skutnik The nautilus, […]
Hotel review: Glasson Lakehouse is so transformed it even makes the golf course look great
They’re on to something here. say it when I see a whole block of the golf resort painted black; when we enter a hall entirely clad in wood; see shiny Airstream food trailers where the 18th hole was located; and when we pick up the vinyl from a shelf in the hall to listen to […]
45 reviews of the Park Lane hotel in London: spa, eat, sleep, repeat …
When my friends emailed me on WhatsApp to ask what my hotel room at 45 Park Lane looked like, I only got one response. Did I tell them about the design and technology in the bedroom, bedroom and living room, or maybe the view over Hyde Park? No, it was those five words: “There is […]
The Kimpton Harper Hotel Review
Jared and I had a little weekend getaway to Fort Worth and usually when we go to Fort Worth we stay with my parents so we can bring Beau. This time we stayed at the Kimpton Harper Hotel in downtown and it was by far the BEST dog friendly hotel in Fort Worth. As well […]
Hotel Reviews: Heritage Hotel Christchurch, Cathedral Square
Heritage Hotel Christchurch features an impressive Ōamaru stone facade and opulent interiors. Photo / Supplied Elisabeth Easther stays at the Heritage Hotel, Christchurch Site: Right in the center of Christchurch, right next to Cathedral Square. Style: Designed by Joseph Clark Maddison in the opulent Italian palace style of the High Renaissance, the hotel opened in […]
Hotel Reviews: Inside The Lansdowne, John and Francis Brennan’s new hotel in Kenmare
For years, downtown hotels have felt like an endangered species. These vibrant local centers were home to everything from street vendors to communions and nightclubs, but many closed or stagnated when towns were bypassed or hollowed out, their surrounding fields transformed into newer and better-equipped retail and four-star parks. . Could their hour return? Instead […]
1 Hotel Toronto – Hotel Reviews
Why reserve? Hotels in Canada’s largest city tend to endlessly favor corporate or standard bohemian-chic. This lush new exception – a true urban oasis that takes sustainability seriously – stands out with its biophilic design, impressive conservation programs and true community spirit. Rest assured, however, that the luxury factor has not been compromised. While in-room […]
Intercontinental Marine Drive – Business traveler
Fund IHG Hotels & Resorts owns brands such as Holiday Inn, Holiday Inn Express, Crowne Plaza and Intercontinental in India. Intercontinental Marine Drive is the first Intercontinental branded hotel in India which opened in 2002. what it likes? The hotel is all about understated luxury. The driveway leads to the hotel entrance where the staff […]
Hotel review: Zanzibar Locke turns an old nightclub into a new aparthotel in Dublin
Do you remember Zanzibar on Ormond Quay in Dublin? If you do, you might not have been there. The 1,200-seat superpub opened in 1998 as the Celtic Tiger began to roar, and its beefy bouncers, sinking patrons and the bling-tastic barn of an interior became a lightning rod. for a controversial cultural debate at the […]
Hotel Reviews: The Hanmer Springs Hotel Combines Comfort And History
To travel Jul 12, 2021 10:42 PM3 minutes to read Hanmer Springs Hotel. Photo / Ben Reed Francoise Cook finds a rare blend of comfort and history at the Hanmer Springs hotel Site: In the heart of Hanmer Springs Village, with easy access to shopping, dining and spa. Style: A Spanish-style building dating from 1932 […]
Adare Manor Hotel Reviews: If six stars were one thing, Adare Manor would have them … but is it worth the price?
“It’s 842 acres; one less than Central Park ”, explains Seán Mulcahy, the receptionist of the Villa who welcomes us to Adare Manor. s staycation bubbles disappear, this layover in Co Limerick can top them all. Not content with a multi-million dollar makeover before the pandemic, he’s back with a new “Padel Club” – an […]
Hotel Review: Embark on a Little Meath Magic at Station House Hotel
I like a hotel with a history. he world of cookie-cutter chains and downloadable designs, stumbling upon a family getaway with feeling is a treat, and that’s exactly what you’ll find at The Station House, a 19 bed hole in the River Valley. Boyne. As the name suggests, it was once a station on the […]
Urban Retreat Living Room Review | Way of life
With travel restrictions that seem to stick in place all summer and UK hotels already full until the fall, a spa break in the city is (hopefully) a foolproof option. Urban Retreat in Knightsbridge is a one stop shop for all your R&R needs. The Townhouse, a former aristocratic mansion, has you covered for hair, […]
Hotel Reviews: Inside the NoMad London on Bow St
NoMad London has been hailed as the capital’s most exciting hotel opening for many years. It is certainly one of the bravest, with so few tourists and when you consider the challenges – and the funding (over £ 50million has been spent on this project) – to transform what was the Bow Street courthouse and […]
Restaurant review: Terrazza by Alloro – News
If you’re craving a few bites of Italian street food or thinking of freshly baked slice pizzas followed by cups of sweet, authentic ice cream; then you can’t miss Terrazza by Alloro. Terrazza is the new concept of the long-standing Italian restaurant Alloro. Bringing a taste of ‘la dolce vita’, the menu offers a range […]
Hotel Reviews: Sudima Auckland City, Nelson Street
To travel May 21, 2021 12:00 AM4 minutes to read The soothing calm of the lobby of the new Sudima Auckland City, Nelson St. Photo / Supplied Kim Knight has a stay at Sudima Auckland City, a sleek and modern hotel with an emphasis on personal care Site: Ideally located between the city, the viaduct […]
Only Food and Courses, London: ‘Deserves to be taken seriously’ – restaurant review | Food
Only Food and Courses, Pop Brixton, 49 Station Road, London SW9 8PQ (onlyfoodandcourses.co.uk). Starters £ 10, main courses £ 14, desserts £ 10, wines from £ 24 On the wall of the space housing this week’s restaurant there is a sign reading: “A brilliantly cheeky touch of classic British cuisine.” There is a lot to […]
Hotel Reviews: The Martinborough Hotel, Wairarapa
To travel May 13, 2021 6:00 PM4 minutes to read The Martinborough Hotel at dusk. Photo / Supplied Site: In the heart of the village of Martinborough, overlooking the Martinborough Memorial Square. Style: Charming, noble, old meets modern elegance. Price: Small room starting at $ 239, heritage rooms starting at $ 250, heritage suites $ […]
Restaurant review: Hotel Cartagena – News
Latin American cuisine is a delicious study of diversity. And Dubai, which ranks in the top 10 in a Google survey as one of the most diverse gastronomic capitals in the world, has a plethora of restaurants that offer the best of Latin American food. In the pre-Covid era, there was a celebration of the […]
Sofitel Mumbai BKC – Business traveler
Background The Sofitel Mumbai BKC is one of the most prominent Accor addresses in Mumbai, Maharashtra. The city’s other French hotels operate under the Novotel and economy ibis brands. What does it look like? The effortless marriage of French flair and Indian hospitality is a must from the moment you step on the property; and […]
Loews New Orleans – Hotel Reviews
When you buy through our links, Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more. Loading Something is loading. The Loews New Orleans Hotel is a NoLa darling, known for its pool and spa, as well as its beloved restaurant and bar which are among New Orleans’ best four- and five-star establishments. It’s in a small […]
Restaurant review: Vana in Paia, Maui
Vana Paia took inspiration from owners Michael Baskin and Sarah Spark’s favorite Los Angeles restaurants, and you can see some of that trendy California aesthetic seep into their gorgeous dining space on the patio created at the back. of the Paia Inn. It has a warm and easygoing vibe, and has established itself with Chef […]