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Moseralm Hotel Dolomites Sky Pool

Moseralm Hotel Dolomites Summer Review: Hike-Out, Bike-In, Spa-Out Bliss in South Tyrol

Moseralm Hotel Welcome: Fairy Tales, Franciacorta Bubbles, and the Finest Pine

“A chalet straight out of ‘The Sound Of Music’.”

The Dolomites are a fantasy rendered in limestone and snow, rising like the set of a couture film directed by angels with impeccable taste. Peaks jagged yet graceful, valleys cascading with wildflowers or winter’s pristine white, and somewhere amidst this Alpine perfection sits the Moseralm Hotel, a Tyrolean chalet that feels as though it has been plucked straight from a storybook.

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Engel Ayurpura Retreat: Alpine Ayurveda

Flying directly into the tiny airport of Bolzano from Gatwick with SkyAlps makes the journey into South Tyrol unusually simple. Within half an hour of landing you are driving through the Val d’Ega, its meadows and forests framed by the jagged peaks of the Rosengarten and Latemar. Nestled in this landscape is Engel Ayurpura, the first dedicated Ayurveda hotel in the Dolomites and one of only two in Italy.

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view of the overwater bungalows from above

Review: Intercontinental Tahiti Resort & Spa

Set the scene
Before Bora Bora, before overwater villas became shorthand for South Pacific luxury, there was the InterContinental Tahiti. Opened in 1974 and refreshed multiple times since, this sprawling resort sits just 10 minutes from Papeete’s airport and is often used as a stopover before or after a cruise of Polynesia, but it deserves more than a cursory glance. The rambling buildings sit in lush tropical planting and the seafront position provides views of Moorea on the horizon.

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The Cottage Hotel in Hope Cove

The Cottage Hotel in Hope Cove, South Devon - Timeless Charm, Sea Views, And A Sense Of Place

Perched high above the dramatic embrace of the South Devon coastline, The Cottage Hotel in Hope Cove stands as a quiet, graceful anomaly. In an age of sleek minimalism and curated experiences, this cherished family-run institution is unapologetically traditional, a testament to the enduring appeal of genuine warmth and a hospitality that feels less like a service and more like a welcome home.

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JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District front

JW MARRIOTT SAVANNAH PLANT RIVERSIDE DISTRICT: REVIEW

Some hotel names can be a bit of a mouthful. And then there’s the JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District.

But this lengthy appellation is a fitting one for such a sprawling complex that’s actually one of the largest urban revitalisation projects in the city, housed in what was a 1912 power plant that lay abandoned for decades on the Savannah riverfront. 

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Brandenburg Gate

Hotel Berlin: Berlin Moves With The Times

As I approached ‘Hotel Berlin, Berlin’ in the early evening, a neon blue strip cut across its angular façade, hinting at its mid-20th century roots while embracing the city’s constant evolution. Inside, an LED banner wrapped itself above the self-service reception, flashing contemporary art, just one example of the hotel’s blend of design, innovation and sustainability.

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Wymara Resort & Villas

Wymara Resort & Villas Review – Turks and Caicos Luxury Stay

Set the scene
Just 15 minutes from Providenciales airport, at the quiet end of Grace Bay, Wymara Resort + Villas stands out for its modern minimalist styling. When you arrive your eye is drawn to the central palm-tree lined infinity pool and the white-sand beach and turquoise sea beyond. It’s a view that Caribbean dreams are made of.

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Aprilia Tuareg Rally

Getting Down And Dirty At The ABR Festival With Aprilia And Mick Extance

On a scorching hot weekend at the end of June, Ragley Hall was the venue for the Adventure Bike Rider Festival or ABR. 

Set in 450 acres of beautiful parkland, in the heart of Shakespeare’s England, the Ragley estate overlooks the unspoilt Warwickshire countryside.

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