Close to the centre of the ‘world’s adventure capital’, the modern Millennium is well placed to explore both the town and the huge number of attractions in the area. It’s a comfortable hotel with signature courtyard garden, decent dining and enthusiastic staff. See the full post >
One of Auckland’s premier addresses, this large, modern hotel is where dignitaries and celebrities stay. It is luxurious without being pretentious, with plush rooms and all the facilities you’ll need. The most memorable aspect is the staff, who take a genuine interest in guests. See the full post >
For a couple of festive days away, look no further than this great-value break. Combining the very best seasonal shopping wit… See the full post >
This urban boutique art hotel, tucked away on a side street in glitzy Östermalm district, is where you’ll find culture vultures lounging over shared Asian fusion plates and signature cocktails within grunge-inspired walls covered in avant-garde artwork, reminiscent of a Nineties Emo subculture underground club. See the full post >
On Chicago’s streets the name “Trump” is polarising, but within the real estate mogul/reality TV star/presidential candidate’s arresting 92-floor tower, it’s all business. The hotel goes above and beyond in services and amenities and is home to Sixteen, one of the city’s best restaurants. See the full post >
A Copenhagen landmark, the d’Angleterre is a historic grande dame hotel given a stylish modern makeover, with an excellent location and a ritzy guest list that ranges from rock stars to royalty. See the full post >
Idiosyncratic, laidback and big on all things organic and sustainable, Babette is the very antithesis of a bland, corporate hotel and makes a homely, welcoming base in a peaceful but central location. See the full post >
Dark colours, tweedy textures, old books and curios make guests feel like they’re in the study of a scholarly world traveler circa 1900. In the centre of downtown, the Sentinel draws locals in with its classic steakhouse. See the full post >
An early 20th-century building turned modern, arty hotel. Ibsens has quite a cool, creative feel with simple but sensibly designed rooms and a convenient central location. See the full post >
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