Latest articles by Lauren Ho
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Restaurant Story — London, UK
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Copenhagen’s hospitality scene is hotting up with the launch of new restaurant Väkst
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Höst restaurant — Copenhagen, Denmark
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Margaux — London, UK
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Lyon’s five-star food offerings get a hotel to match with the launch of Villa Maïa
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Jean-Philippe Nuel imparts a modern aesthetic on Lyon's Grand Hotel Dieu
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Kura Design Villas — Uvita, Costa Rica
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The W brand finally lands in Shanghai
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Twelve at Hengshan — Shanghai, China
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The Peninsula launches its ninth property in Shanghai
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The Park Hyatt Shanghai is currently the loftiest hotel in the world
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Arne Jacobsen's iconic Copenhagen hotel finally gets a makeover
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The hotels with gallery-worthy art collections
Hotel art stopped being a decorative afterthought long ago. Today’s big players feature work — sometimes entire collections — to rival that of local galleries, with some even upping the ante by collaborating with the artists themselves. The result is a series of boltholes where the prospect of staying in, is just as appealing as going out. We round up the best that's on offer.
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Fort of call: the Rajasthan hotels worth journeying to
Rajasthan is the jewel in India’s crown, a parched expansive land, home to vibrantly colourful festivals, thrilling wildlife experiences, fairytale palaces and epic forts – many of which have been transformed into modern-day luxury hotels. We take you on a tour of the best Rajasthan hotels to lay your head.
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The Peninsula Hong Kong keeps up-to-date with a guest room nip and tuck
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Botanique Hotel & Spa — Campos do Jordão, Brazil
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The Jane — Antwerp, Belgium
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Matt Moran’s Barangaroo House by Collins and Turner opens in Sydney
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Open-fire food at Melbourne’s much-anticipated Longsong from chef David Moyle
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Le Mount Stephen — Montreal, Canada
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Sydney’s first international new build hotel in over a decade nods to Marseilles
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LoftCube Suite at Hotel Daniel — Graz, Austria
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Hotel Wiesergut — Hinterglemm, Austria
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Good nature: check into the 5 best hotels in Vancouver
Not just about towering glass skyscrapers, Vancouver’s location against a spectacular mountain backdrop is what sets it apart. And with hotels that are often within mountain-ogling locations, all the better to linger longer and explore this cosmopolitan and compact Canadian city.
