More boutique b&b than hotel, if you’re looking for bellhops and lots of bowing and scraping, then Palacio de los Navas isn’t going to be for you. But what it might lack in full-scale facilities, it more than makes up for in charm and a central location – and at a very purse-friendly price, too. […]

A 16th century pub-with-rooms in a coastal Norfolk village, where open fires and cosily beamed bar combine with contemporary dining room, good food and intimate bedrooms. It makes for a romantic seaside bolthole. See the full post >

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A small and friendly spa hotel that uses mineral-rich waters from an 18th-century spring, the Balneario sits amidst volcanic lava between towering cliffs and the ocean’s edge on the remote and unspoilt island of El Hierro. See the full post >

The sole hotel in St Tropez with a rooftop pool – and the only large establishment to open year round – is a haven of contemporary cool. Its unique partnership with Clarins promises as many stocking fillers as you can squeeze into your Samsonite suitcase. See the full post >

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Eiffel Tower, Moulin Rouge, Champs-Élysées – this glitzy hotel throws itself into the Paris theme with gusto. Star-studded and icon-packed (albeit scaled-down), The Parisian adds more than a soupçon of fun to Macau’s casino resorts. See the full post >

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