Jumieges is a treat of a village, its skyline dominated by the towers of a medieval abbey that lies in romantic ruins beneath them. To one side of this striking site, a quiet lane leads to Le Clos des Fontaines, a relaxing hotel made up of Norman-style half-timbered buildings set in a former orchard. See […]
Housed in a 100-year-old building that served as HQ for a number of shipping companies and is now a national monument. Its zany design sparked a whole new school of Dutch architecture. Period features abound, bedrooms and bathrooms are roomy, there’s a reasonable restaurant, and you’re close to Central Station. See the full post >
Locals and tourists flock to this historic inn for its excellent restaurant, which sits underneath a small collection of delightful rooms. Perfect for a weekend away à deux in the happening (for Suffolk) town of Southwold. See the full post >
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Guest and the City is a smart but tiny b&b tucked away in a narrow Kemp Town side street. Its seven rooms offer compact accommodation with a contemporary and uncluttered décor. Brighton pier is two minutes’ stroll away and the town’s attractions an easy 10-minute walk from the hotel. See the full post >
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The quiet exterior of this small hotel gives no hint of the sleek, sharply snazzy boutique interior within. With a terrific chef in the Chez Roux Restaurant, imaginative design and clever use of space (private hot tub, anyone?), it will shake up any ideas you might have about suburban Inverness. See the full post >
An 1884 boozer, named after local 17th-century herbalist Nicholas Culpeper, has been spruced up in East London fashion: strong design credentials, a fêted restaurant, five cosy bedrooms and, in summer, one of the most coveted rooftop terraces in the area. See the full post >
The only hotel located directly on the seafront in Valle Gran Rey, this is a laid back, friendly place with great customer service, an ocean-view breakfast terrace and a sun-soaked rooftop swimming pool to enjoy. See the full post >