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Bottoms Up: Our Best Hotel Bars

1 year ago by Mike Stuchbery

If you want to get to the soul of a destination, look at what and how they drink - from Kult at Hotel Le Saint a Paris, to the Jetty at Essque Zalu. Here are ten of our favourite boutique hotels, each with cool bars that guarantee a cocktail made to perfection...

Castle Close-up: A Tale Of Two Chateaux

1 year ago by Mike Stuchbery

Long, long ago, two mighty chateaus safeguarded the countryside of Languedoc - Chateaus Les Carrases and Chateau St Pierre de Serjac. Pilgrims headed south, safe under their gaze. Bands of soldiers trooped by their fortifications. Yet, as with all things, thes...

To Ski or not to Ski: 9 Activities for Non-Skiers

1 year ago by Mike Stuchbery

Skiing and snowboarding are both exciting pursuits and terrific exercise - we’d never say otherwise! There’s nothing like zipping down the slopes, leaving a spray of powder in your wake. However, there are times when the thought of suiting up and getting on th...

Our 17 favourite budget boutique hotels in Europe for around £100 per night

1 year ago by Sophia Miller

We’re always being asked where our favourite budget boutique hotel is – and the truth is we don’t really have one. We choose all of our hotels because there is just something special that we love about them. So, rather than a list of favourites, here we've sha...

The best destinations for a city winter break

1 year ago by Lulu Townsend

If you are craving a walk in the snow among stunning historical buildings dusted with frost, eating steaming roast chestnuts in a cosy pub and a mug of hot chocolate from a street side cafe to warm you up from the inside out, head to the beautiful cities of Eu...

Why The Luberon is one of France’s most beautiful regions

2 years ago by Lulu Townsend

A distinctive region of Provence, the Luberon region boasts more hours of sunshine a year than anywhere else in France, and is blessed with a wild natural beauty like no other. While the stunning triangle of Arles, Avignon and Aix-en-Provence, with thei...

Corsican cuisine – uniquely blending the best of French and Italian

2 years ago by Lulu Townsend

One of the ways to best get to know Corsica is through its delicious and diverse cuisine. Like the island itself, it is partially a product of French and Italian influences, though it has its own unique elements which you can only find in Corsica. As wi...

Affordable boutique hotels in Paris for under £100

2 years ago by Sophia Miller

We love going to Paris. There's always a different quartier to explore, new market to browse or a wonderful café to stumble upon. With cheap Eurostar fares from London St Pancras to Paris Gare du Nord, it’s a great value option for a long weekend. Below we sha...

Five of our favourite new European hotels

2 years ago by Lulu Townsend

If you’re looking for a short-haul holiday with all of the luxuries but none of the hassle, look no further than our European luxury hotels, including boutique hotels in France, Spain and Italy. Set in beautiful locations with a wealth of facilities, including...

Six of the finest Museums & Galleries in Paris

2 years ago by Lulu Townsend

Paris is one of the world's cultural capitals. It boasts fascinating history, fine artwork, incredible architecture and world-class musical and theatrical performances. If you’re looking to soak up all the rich culture Paris has to offer, your best bet is to ...

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