Tea, temples, and a city ruled by cats: 15 of Malaysia's best adventures
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This contemporary hotel, just two minutes’ walk from Piccadilly Station, has given a splendid one-time textile factory a new life. Individual touches give it a refreshingly non-corporate feel, although it’s as suitable for business as it is pleasure. See the full post >
This sprawling country resort built on a former cattle station has plenty of activities for families but is also the perfect spot for romance or relaxing. It’s a combination of cottages and hotel-style suites on a 12,000-acre property that also offers gourmet dining. See the full post >
It’s 15 years since Palazzo Versace opened its doors on Australia’s Gold Coast as the world’s first fashion-branded hotel and the epitome of glamour and luxury. A refurbishment of the 200-room hotel has toned down some of the over-the-top glitz, while retaining the opulence it is famed for. See the full post >
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A superb springtime voyage through the gardens of the Netherlands and Belgium, including two days with Alan Titchmarsh See the full post >
A surprising slice of very English refinement and traditional surroundings in the Deep South’s tropical capital of decadence. Expect a host of colourful hats and general sartorial fanciness at the popular and charmingly genteel afternoon tea service in the lobby bar, Le Salon. See the full post >