Large marble elephants and a Buddha welcome guests to this four-star hotel on the shores of Frensham Great Pond, while inside beautiful glass artwork, specially-commissioned prints and tall Porter’s chairs offer a quirky, contemporary twist. See the full post >
Just steps from some of Lausanne’s flashiest hotels is this homely alternative, a charming set of individually decorated rooms run by a charismatic host. Spacious, comfortable and unpretentious, they are made for lingering. See the full post >
A 13-room boutique hotel in historic Valletta with remarkable facilities for its size. This 400-year-old townhouse has been cleverly refurbished to retain character and original features while adding contemporary design and function. Minutes’ walk from all the sights. See the full post >
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Though housed in a beautiful Art Deco building, this is one of Lausanne’s most modern hotels, both in style and attitude. Slick design, funky furnishings and careful attention to detail make it a smart choice for a stay in the city centre. See the full post >
This stalwart of Lausanne’s hotel scene enjoys one of the best locations in the city. Take a superior room to benefit from a large balcony with a panoramic view of the sunset over Lac Léman and the mountains beyond. See the full post >
A small and inexpensive family-run hotel on the Xlendi waterfront, in the heart of Gozo’s little southern coastal resort village. Sea-view rooms overlook the bay and the very good hotel restaurant spills out onto the waterfront. See the full post >
This hotel, built in 1844 as a sugar cane farm and still in the same family, is elegantly decorated, with one of the largest collections of English antique furniture outside Great Britain. Wisteria adorns the old façade, which overlooks a lovely swimming pool and the Bay of Funchal beyond. See the full post >
A wonderfully extensive family-friendly resort that is ideal for stays of a week or more, for those who want some self-catering with their Orlando holiday. See the full post >
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