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For a full day of museum-hopping or shopping til you drop, you couldn’t be better located than the 100 Queens Gate Hotel in the heart of South Kensington. Behind its elegant 19th century Victorian façade, you’ll find … Read more →

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Harlyn Bay is the newest addition to the eight-strong litter of hotels which entered the scene in 2011 when former restauranteur, Robin Hutson opened The first Pig at Brockenhurst. Hutson’s dream was to create ‘restaurants with rooms,’  a … Read more →

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Nestled in the Moors, surrounded by 275 acres of countryside and woodlands, stands Bovey Castle; a majestic castle, which first opened as a hotel and golf resort in 1930 by Great Western Railways.

Just a 45 minute car … Read more →

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Being caved in the concrete jungle of London can sometimes feel a little claustrophobic. Especially if, like me, you crave the countryside and green, open spaces. Luckily, the famous Birch Hotel has opened a second site in South … Read more →

London has long been acknowledged as a global financial centre, its roots firmly anchored in international trade, commerce and finance. London is a pivotal point of convergence for economic activities. It connects various parts of the globe through its robust … Read more →

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If you’re in the mood for a break that oozes pure Downton Abbey chic, you could do worse than seek out the delightful Middlethorpe Hall in north Yorkshire. Found a mere 2 miles away from York city centre, … Read more →

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Eschew yourself of London’s hubbub and in under an hour you could be luxuriating in bucolic bliss in a sprawling country pile with an award-winning two-storey spa, so close to Windsor Great Park you can almost hear the … Read more →

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The journey to Seaham Hall is not an easy one when you’re travelling from West London, especially when your car breaks down on the M1… After a 9 hour journey that should have taken us 3, we arrive, … Read more →

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Originating in the 13th Century as a lonely chapel on the West Sussex coast, then the holding of a French abbey (looked over by bailiffs, hence the name), Bailiffscourt is a fascinating creation. Though the estate presents as … Read more →

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“It is impossible to imagine a prettier spot,” said Queen Victoria, of her beloved Isle of Wight estate. Much has changed since Victoria’s reign, but with more than half of the diamond-shaped island declared an Area of Outstanding … Read more →