In an unbeatable location just 70 steps from Tallinn’s medieval square, the Telegraaf exudes five star romance, elegance and charm in the heart of the Estonian capital’s Old Town, where it is the only hotel with spa facilities. See the full post >

A high Victorian mansion, built in 1871 for a wealthy industrialist, that has been a hotel since the 1970s. Under the ownership of Alan and Angela Harper, with Michael Caines as mentor and advisor in the kitchen, the hotel offers a combination of grand bedrooms, exquisite food and old-world charm. See the full post >

The plaything of Wang Sicong, the son of China’s richest man, Shanghai’s newest luxury hotel is said to have cost in the region of £400 million. With a clutch of spectacular restaurants, gloriously OTT rooms and city views, this self-styled seven-star hotel aims to compete with the Burj Al Arabs of the world. See the […]

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A stylish hotel in one of Santiago’s most desirable residential areas, with an intelligently-designed latticework façade and a fabulous rooftop pool and bar that afford guests views of the nearby Andes mountain range. The Noi Vitacura is close to some of the city’s most exclusive restaurants and fashion stores. See the full post >

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Occupying the lower 23 floors of the 47-storey Beetham Tower at the southern edge of the city centre, this sleek modern option immerses you in the cityscape via its vast windows. Guests are a mix of corporates, couples, group of friends here for the nightlife, and families. See the full post >

Outside a manic melting pot of artists, expats and tourists in Ubud is the Stone House, a concealed sanctuary for tropic escapism boasting salvaged wooden textures – all with fascinating backgrounds – and manicured blooms, with enough home comfort to tempt you to linger here for good. See the full post >

The 28-roomed Dwór Polski, also known as the Polish Manor, is a 16th-century townhouse in which King Sigismund III Vasa is believed to have met his future wife. Old wooden beamed ceilings, antique furniture and armour on the walls set the tone. It’s in an excellent location just behind the Market Square. See the full […]

With a retro style cranked up to ‘10’, this 1960s throwback motel is as fun and funky as it gets. An evocative period style blends seamlessly with updated mod-cons, and with the Intracoastal Waterway on one side and the beach nearby, it has that ‘summer-time’ feeling all year long. See the full post >