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The Barnsdale at Oakham hotel review: 'A lesson in pure relaxation' next to Rutland Reservoir
Sister hotel to The Mitre and the third hotel in The Signet Collection is now open, but does it live up to the standards set by its siblings? We sent Lucy Ford to find out.
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Gstaad in summer: Chalets, cows and the joys of warm mountain air
Gstaad is a name that evokes winter glamour — yet the Swiss town is just as worthy of a visit in the summer as Rosie Paterson found out.
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Perugia and rural Umbria: Where to go, what to see, and the best places to eat, drink and stay
Mary Miers explores what the capital of Umbria and its surrounding hilltowns have to offer.
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Annabelle Hotel, Cyprus, review: A family-friendly hotel in Paphos
The classic Annabelle hotel in Cyprus is Emma Hiley's go-to hotel for winter sun trips with the whole family in tow. Post-Covid, and with a huge multi-million pound refurbishment complete, she checked to see if it's still at the top of its game.
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Rewild Things review: Brand new treehouses on an ancient estate, bound to help you reconnect with your inner child
Elmore Court has introduced six treehouses to their burgeoning estate, overlooking an ongoing rewilding project. We sent Emily Anderson to take a walk on the (re)wild side.
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An insider's guide to Harbour Island, The Bahamas, by India Hicks
In July 10, 1973, The Bahamas gained governmental independence from the UK. To mark the 50th anniversary, we've revisited our conversation with designer, writer, businesswoman and former fashion model India Hicks, who has lived on Harbour Island with her family for more than two decades.
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Bailiffscourt hotel review: I can't believe it's not medieval
Take a look at Bailiffscourt and you'd think it dated back to the 14th century, yet it's a painstakingly-recreated facsimile that was the brainchild of the Guinness family. Toby Keel paid a visit.
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The Datai Langkawi review: A jungle paradise with conservation at its core
On the 30th anniversary of one of Malaysia's leading hotels, Tiffany Daneff checks in to see if it's still at the top of its game.
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Curious Questions: Why did the Victorians become so obsessed with travelling the world?
On the 150th anniversary of the death of British explorer David Livingstone, Ben Lerwill asks why intrepid British men and women have long been–and still are–fond of venturing to the farthest corners of the globe.
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Is the Orient Express the best way to see Europe?
Slow train travel is making a come back says Rosie Paterson, who hops aboard the revived Orient Express from Venice to Paris.
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The Gallivant review: A dog-friendly hotel right on one of Sussex's best beaches
There's a new hotel making waves on Camber Sands and it's just the tonic for a restful weekend, says Hetty Lintell.
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Foresters Hall hotel review: The Isle of Wight's biggest opening for a generation, with a soft spot for a certain Hollywood shark
Two Hollywood veterans — husband-and-wife duo Peter Sussman and Sara Curran — behind Schitts Creek, The Favourite and The Night Manager have finally cast themselves in leading roles, restoring and opening Cowes's only boutique hotel. Agnes Stamp picks up her popcorn and checks in.
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The Country Life guide to the Cotswolds: Where to go, what to see, where to stay and what to eat
Straddling five counties, the Cotswolds is arguably England's most famous region outside of London. Here’s our guide to what to do, where to stay and what to eat.
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Lime Wood hotel review: The New Forest's country house hotel par excellence
The Lime Wood in the New Forest has established itself as one of Britain's best country house hotels, but does it live up to the hype? We sent Rosie Paterson to find out.
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Fancy owning your own London townhouse? Now you can book one for the night whenever you want…
Once owned by Henry Austen — and where his sister Jane wrote parts of Sense and Sensibility — Henry’s Townhouse in Marylebone proffers Georgian splendour and a real home-from-home in the heart of the capital, says Paula Lester.
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The Country Life guide to Bali: What to see, where to stay and what to eat
Bali’s popular dry season is upon us — April to October — and this year, the Indonesian island’s popularity looks set to soar. Here’s our guide to what to do, where to stay and what to eat.
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The ultimate yacht charters for adventure-mad high rollers, from £13,000 to £329,000
In 2023, the best yacht charters are the most adventurous ones, says Adam Hay-Nicholls, who rounds up some of his favourites, from France to Indonesia.
