It’s not often you find a luxury hotel with an on-site iguana conservation project, but that’s what you get at the 26-room San Ignacio Resort Hotel. Family-run since 1976, it’s set in 17 acres of Belizean rainforest and is within walking distance to lively San Ignacio town. See the full post >
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This bijou riad in the upmarket Mouassine neighbourhood stands out for its pared-back style, light, bright atmosphere, designer plunge pool and five peaceful, unfussy rooms. See the full post >
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A recent makeover for a traditional 17th-century village pub has included two cosy rooms, creating an affordable base for exploring the Cotswolds with food that goes beyond the expectations of typical pub fare. See the full post >
A freshly exfoliated five-star celebration of art deco, shining with mirror-plated pillars and papered with gold and silver leaf. Sleep in a bed chamber prickling with Twenties pizzazz, drink quinoa vodka cocktails in the outré bar, and feast on Amalfi sharing plates in the self-consciously “current” restaurant. See the full post >
Poised under reliable royal blue skies and framed by the lush-meets-rugged terrain of Watarrka National Park, Kings Canyon Resort combines an eclectic mix of accommodation – from deluxe spas rooms and standard motel-style cabins, through to dorms, hostel rooms, caravan sites and a campground. See the full post >
One of only two Marriott Autograph collection hotels in Greece, this luxurious, family-friendly hotel set on a hillside with panoramic views to Spinalonga, the island of Hislop’s best-selling novel, has first-rate service, first-class restaurants, a blue-flag strip of sandy beach and a decent spa. See the full post >
A stylish, well-located townhouse hotel which makes an excellent sightseeing, shopping or festival-going base and best suits those who prefer a refreshingly contemporary style to the more traditional, rustic Alpine look often served up in Austrian hotels. See the full post >
An imposing hotel located right on the waterfront of Slovenia’s renowned Lake Bled. Opened originally in 1931 as one of the most prestigious hotels in Slovenia, Toplice maintains airs of its original grandeur. See the full post >