Destinations

Every destination we cover

Start with a city: the hotels, the neighbourhoods and what each area is actually like.

A classic red telephone box in London

London

Mayfair for the grand dames, Shoreditch for warehouse conversions, Kensington for quiet garden squares. Prices swing hard between a Tuesday in February and a Friday in June. Handpicked hotels, and what each one is actually like to stay in.

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Temple architecture in Bangkok

Bangkok

The riverside grand hotels are among the best in Asia and priced accordingly. Sukhumvit trades the view for restaurants and a Skytrain stop. Traffic makes location matter more here than in most cities.

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Canal houses in Amsterdam

Amsterdam

Canal-house hotels are the reason most people come, and the good ones book out months ahead. Rooms are narrow, staircases are steep, and the views are worth both. Where the character is, and where the comfort is.

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Eiffel Tower in Paris

Paris

The Left Bank keeps its literary hotels, the Marais its fashionable ones, the 8th its expensive ones. Rooms run smaller here than almost anywhere, so square metres matter. The properties worth the money, and the ones trading on the address.

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Palm Jumeirah in Dubai

Dubai

Beachfront towers in the Marina, desert retreats an hour out, and quiet low-rise houses along Jumeirah. Almost everything is newer than you expect and larger than the photographs suggest. Where the service justifies the rate.

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Istanbul sunset shot

Istanbul

Old City character, creative Galata stays and grand Bosphorus hotels. Find the Istanbul that suits your trip, from market streets to waterside terraces.

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