Scotland’s biggest hotel in room numbers, an affordable option in a prime city centre location with stylish and comfortable accommodation and conference facilities. Good value for families or groups in the city for shopping or concerts. See the full post >

How clever: forward-thinking architects have worked their minimalist magic on a cluster of disused shops, where electricians, bakers and lamp makers once did trade. Immersing you in a neighbourhood with newfound cool, Grätzlhotel’s suites are Viennese through and through, with no unnecessary frippery or formality. See the full post >

This hotel — located in a 17th century hilltop monastery — offers comfortable rooms with classic décor and suites featuring modern furnishings and state-of-the-art technology. Facilities include an outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre, excellent spa and Michelin-starred restaurant. See the full post >

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An ivy-swathed old coaching inn that has been cleverly – and quirkily – updated without sacrificing any of its essential historic character. See the full post >

This boutique hotel in the heart of Turin offers rooms with contemporary décor. The lounge area with upholstered armchairs has a fresh clean look, while rooms have polished parquet floors and spacious bathrooms. There’s a first floor terrace and a meeting room. See the full post >

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A boutique country house hotel in the truest sense, sitting in expansive grounds and looking a much larger affair than it really is, with just 23 rooms and an all-day restaurant that strikes the perfect balance between great food and relaxed dining. See the full post >

Enjoy a very special eight-day trip exploring two Unesco world heritage sites, including a stay at two of the world’s most stylish resorts See the full post >