This Caleta de Fuste four-star hotel is a resort within a resort. It adds some glitz and glamour to the east of Fuerteventura’s most popular destination, masquerading as an authentic-looking Canarian fishing village in the process. See the full post >

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A rare chance to stay in a private 18th-century garden palace which is being painstakingly restored by the maharajah of Jodhpur. You can wander its frescoed halls and pleasure gardens by moonlight, drink in hand, and feel the pulse of history. See the full post >

An utterly peaceful retreat for nature-lovers and stargazers. This former hunting lodge, decorated in an engagingly whimsical style, looks out across the barren beauty of Rajasthan’s ‘badlands’. A perfect choice for kicking back and recharging on a cultural tour. See the full post >

The Shangri-La distinguishes itself among the cluster of five-star chain hotels in Sydney’s Circular Quay with its famous Level 36 Horizon Bar, where you can drink with a view. The fine dining, on-point service and a holistic spa and wellbeing centre doesn’t hurt either. See the full post >

This design-conscious hotel features minimalist interiors, eye-catching artworks and celebrated British chef Jason Atherton’s first restaurant in the Middle East. Popular with business travellers, its proximity to the marina, beach and pedestrian promenades will also appeal to holidaymakers. See the full post >

Religious iconography, tequila bottles, church candles and Mexican beer posters mingle with century-old drinking house features, turning this long-suffering Aussie pub into an exciting new boutique hotel with a Latin-themed Bar Publico. See the full post >

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