Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) is celebrating the start of spring by introducing three spectacular new hotels combining stylish designs, dazzling swimming pools and panoramic views that are postcard perfect.
Lutetia, a hotel of The Set, re-opened its fabled doors on July 12, 2018, beginning a new chapter in the storied life of this iconic Parisian hotel.
If there is anything on earth more glamorous than chartering a yacht along the French Riviera in the summertime, we don’t know what it is.
If you’re someone who loves to travel in style, swim in crystal clear waters, and stay at the world’s top holiday accommodation, South East Asia has all that covered.
After a four-year, US$160 million renovation, Norway's iconic Britannia has its grand reopening today. A member of Leading Hotels of the World, the 246-room, 11-suite property is set in the city of Trondheim, located on the fjords of central Norway and just sixty miles south of the Arctic Circle.
With three unique itineraries—and five different departure dates—you can choose the Antarctic adventure that best suits you.
As Monaco is considered the most expensive property market in the world (in 2016, the average resale price was $45,360 per square meter), visitors looking to live lavishly without dropping $8 million at once, can experience an extended vacation at the Principality’s most stunning penthouse.
Everyone’s dream holiday destination is a combination of sun, activities and down time. More recently, though, vacationing trends tend to revolve around luxurious locations, yes; but the ideal holiday has a historical and cultural element to it, too.
Judith Treanor, launched her online store Temples and Markets in 2015 after visiting Siem Reap, Cambodia. The idea for the business had been developing in her mind several years before though.
Il Sereno Lago Di Como, Lake Como’s first and only contemporary luxury hotel, reopens for a highly anticipated season.
The Leading Hotels of the World introduces the collection’s first new members of 2019. Eight outstanding properties were added to its portfolio of more than 400 independent luxury hotels.
It’s our first day back from a Silversea cruise of the Caribbean and I miss stepping out onto our private veranda, feeling the tropical sea breeze and watching the beautiful sunrise in a new port.
The Charles Hotel, a Rocco Forte hotel, is now offering the most magical German experience – a picturesque trip to King Ludwig II’s enchanting Neuschwanstein Castle and the surrounding charming villages of Bavaria in a vintage car of your choice.
Officially open, Nobu Hotel Los Cabos, debuts 200 stylish guestrooms and suites that seamlessly blend contemporary Japanese minimalism with locally-sourced Mexican materials and natural finishes.
Tomorrow, March 29, 2019, general sale will open for Silversea’s World Cruise 2021—referred to as the Finest World Tour.
