Many people plan to join us at the Montana Bicycle Celebration. Based on brisk ticket sales so far, they represent eight different countries and 36 U.S. states. See the full post >

This smart four-star hotel stands just outside Split’s lovely Old Town with 132 rooms, two restaurants with terraces for open-air dining, a rooftop bar, and a small wellness centre in the basement. See the full post >

On the coast, just outside the Old Town, Split’s oldest hotel dates from 1921. Set in gardens with a palm-lined terrace for open-air dining, and a pool, it’s elegant and refined, with 72 rooms and suites, and a small spa and gym. See the full post >

A grand old seaside hotel that meets the needs of its clientele well, just beside the beach in pretty Aldeburgh, with great views to be had from rooms at the front. It has a friendly and somewhat nostalgic feel, and remains a popular choice for holidaymakers throughout the year. See the full post >

Alpine majesty, local history and contemporary ingenuity collide at The Kilns, a trio of stylish, self-contained houses that could make Kevin McCloud weep. Incorporating repurposed tobacco kilns, these beautifully appointed, spectacularly positioned hideaways redefine Australian country cool. See the full post >

This clever rejig of what must have been a fairly anodyne office block is full of light: walk out of the lift and there are floor-to-ceiling windows and the rear rooms have fine views. They’ve kept the original banisters and added witty touches such as moulded tin tiles. See the full post >

Poised on the eastern fringe of Macau’s ever-expanding casino zone, the twin towers of the Grand Hyatt embrace everything that anyone might expect from an international hotel. Food, service, accommodation and entertainment are all very much top notch. See the full post >

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