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Amsterdam
Antwerp
Athens
Auckland
Austin
Bangkok
Barcelona
- ABaC Restaurant & Hotel
- Grand Hotel Central
- Hotel Omm
- Hotel Pulitzer
- ME Barcelona
- Murmuri
- Neri Hotel & Restaurante
Bath
Beijing
Belfast
Berlin
Boston
Brighton
Brisbane
Brussels
Cape Town
- 22
- Alta Bay
- Atlantic House
- Beaumont House
- Derwent House
- Kensington Place
- Les Cascades de Bantry Bay
- O on Kloof Boutique Hotel & Spa
- Rodwell House
- Welgelegen
Córdoba
Chiang Mai
Copenhagen
Dubai
Dublin
Edinburgh
Florence
Granada
Harrogate
Hobart
Hong Kong
Istanbul
Johannesburg
Kuala Lumpur
Launceston
Lisbon
Liverpool
London
- Baglioni Hotel
- Bingham
- Blakes Hotel
- Brown's Hotel
- Charlotte Street Hotel
- Covent Garden Hotel
- Haymarket Hotel
- Hazlitt's
- High Road House
- Hotel Tamara
- Knightsbridge Hotel
- Miller's Residence
- No.5 Maddox Street
- Number Sixteen
- Rough Luxe
- San Domenico House
- Sanderson
- Soho Hotel
- St James's Hotel & Club
- The Gore
- The Kensington Hotel
- The Metropolitan London
- The Pelham
- The Rockwell
- The Zetter
Los Angeles
- Avalon Hotel
- Chateau Marmont
- Maison 140
- Oceana Santa Monica
- Palihouse Holloway
- The Crescent
- The Standard Downtown LA
- The Standard Hollywood
- Thompson Beverly Hills
- Viceroy Santa Monica
Madrid
Marrakech
- Dar Darma
- Dar Les Cigognes
- Dar One
- Dar Seven
- Dar Zemora
- Jnane Tamsna
- Ksar Char-Bagh
- Les Deux Tours
- Maison MK
- Murano Resort Marrakech
- Noir D'Ivoire
- P'tit Habibi
- Riad 12
- Riad 72
- Riad Anyssates
- Riad Azzar
- Riad Due
- Riad El Fenn
- Riad Farnatchi
- Riad Jahan
- Riad Tarabel
- Talaa 12
- Villa Margot
- Villas Fawakay
Melbourne
Mexico City
Miami
- Casa Tua
- Delano
- Hotel Victor
- Mondrian Miami
- Shore Club Miami
- The Setai
- The Standard Miami
- The Tides South Beach
- Townhouse
Milan
Monte Carlo
Montreal
Munich
New York
- 60 Thompson
- Ace Hotel New York
- Chambers
- Crosby Street Hotel
- Gramercy Park Hotel
- Hotel Grace
- Hotel on Rivington
- Royalton
- Soho House New York
- The Bowery
- The Bryant Park Hotel
- The Cooper Square Hotel
- The Greenwich Hotel
- The Mercer
- The Standard NY
Palm Springs
Paris
- Hôtel Daniel
- Hôtel des Academies et des Arts
- Hôtel Duo
- Hôtel Le A
- Hotel Keppler
- Hotel Lumen
- Hotel Particulier Montmartre
- Hotel Sezz
- Kube
- L'Hôtel
- La Réserve Paris
- Le Placide
- Montalembert
- Murano Resort Paris
- Pershing Hall
Portland
Prague
Puebla
Queenstown
Reykjavík
Rio De Janeiro
Rome
San Diego
San Sebastián
Shanghai
Singapore
Sorrento
Stockholm
Sydney
Tallinn
Tábor
Toronto
Valencia
Venice
Vienna
Washington DC
Wellington
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City destinations
Adelaide
Once touted as the ‘City of Churches’, Adelaide is making a concerted effort to lose the pious tag and re-express itself as a creative, progressive destination with a kickin’ arts scene, fab restaurants and more bars than you could blitz in a year.
Amsterdam
The city with a village mentality, where ducks compete for canal-bank space with disoriented tourists.
Antwerp
Antwerp has always had an eye for beauty and life’s finer things; how else would the thriving port and city have become the glittering centre of the world’s diamond industry and be at the cutting edge of avant-garde minimalist fashion?
Athens
Centre of the ancient world, Athens is every bit as glorious and atmospheric as you'd imagine.
Auckland
Surrounded by volcanic peaks and water, it’s hard to ignore the natural beauty of New Zealand’s largest city, situated on the North Island.
Austin
Blur sang about Parklife – Austinities live the park life. All year round, throngs of locals lay down their picnic blankets beside the lakes in Texas’ sun-drenched capital, which boasts colour, character and kookiness aplenty.
Bangkok
A sultry, engaging cacophony of sights, smells, tastes and heat, Thailand's capital is a wonder in itself, often resembling a gigantic, sprawling sauna, filled with with temples, ladyboys, delicious street-food and gridlock.
Barcelona
The Spanish city with its finger most firmly on the pulse, Barcelona has always embraced style, bold design and all things new.
Bath
Bath provides the perfect English getaway. This is a genteel city soaked in history, which has kept its stiff upper lip but learned how to relax with a cocktail, too.
Beijing
The construction's finished, the Olympics is over, and Beijing is still showing off its facelift to the world.
Belfast
Belfast is back. The Northern Irish capital has had a makeover, put the tough times behind her and is stepping out in style from behind Dublin's shadow.
Berlin
Flying in the face of stuffy German stereotypes, famously liberal and fun-loving Berlin has long been a magnet for pleasure-seekers.
Boston
A world apart from its noisy neighbour, New York, Boston is a cornerstone of American history with an altogether arty atmosphere. But that doesn’t mean that this big city doesn’t have bright lights of its own.
Brighton
Forget kiss-me-quick hats and candyfloss on Palace Pier – with its pretty, terraced squares, Brighton gives Bath a run for its Regency money.
Brisbane
The charms of Queensland’s capital are both superficial and soulful. Go for the sunshine and nearby beaches, and make time for its riverside restaurants, parks and museums.
Brussels
As the de facto capital of Europe, Brussels has a lot to live up to, but it steps into the role of Euro-culture melting pot with architectural, gastronomic and cosmopolitan élan.
Cape Town
Glorious beaches and soaring mountains frame this thriving city built on the foothills of Table Mountain, along the edge of the Atlantic.
Córdoba
Architecturally astonishing and alive with history, the stately, statuesque city of Córdoba is an Andalucian wonderland of whitewashed walls and winding streets.
Chiang Mai
There’s no city that better symbolises Thailand’s diverse cultural heritage and modern aspirations than Chiang Mai: tour buses crowd Burmese-style temples and ornately carved teak houses; vendors in hilltribe costumes ply souvenirs beside fast food outlets.
Copenhagen
Function is indeed as important as form, and this compact city of spires, squares and canals makes fine dining, boutique shopping and cool nightlife an irresistibly effortless experience.
Dubai
A city of thrilling innovation and luxurious excesses, Dubai rises like a mirage from the desert, flanked by the Arabian Gulf coast and cleaved by a glittering creek.
Dublin
A small riverside city with a big gushing heart, this historic Irish hub is beloved for its pubs, its U2 and Dracula connections (author Bram Stoker was born here), and its general joie de vivre.
Edinburgh
If Scotland’s first city had a front door, it would come with a huge ‘Welcome’ mat.
Florence
For a city boasting more past glories than the average continent, the capital of Tuscany is excitingly forward-looking.
Granada
Sun-baked and history-steeped, Granada allows you to travel from the romance of a mediaeval sultanate via the teashops and bazaars of Morocco, through centuries of Catholic Andalucia, and finally to the tapas bars and bustling streets of a modern Spanish city – all in one day.
Harrogate
There's more to Harrogate than Bettys tea rooms and Farrah's toffee; as well as being a green-fingered garden of earthly delights and heritage spa destination, it's the gateway to the beautiful Yorkshire Dales.
Hobart
Incredible coastlines, lush valleys, ancient mountain peaks, colonial heritage, succulent seafood, world-famous wildlife and a historical harbour – you couldn’t ask for more.
Hong Kong
Full of colour and teeming with life, Hong Kong is a modern Asian metropolis known for its incredible efficiency, its vibrant shopping and its world-beating cuisine. While it does deserve the reputation, dig a little deeper and you find there’s much more going on beneath the surface.
Istanbul
Straddling Europe and Asia, Istanbul is the historic crossroads between East and West, a city of minarets and palaces looking resolutely to the future.
Johannesburg
This 'City of Gold' has suffered from a tarnished image in recent years but Johannesburg, built on the fabulous mineral wealth beneath the veld, is beginning to recapture its glitter.
Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur – known to the savvy visitor as ‘KL’ – is Malaysia’s brash and bustling boom-town: a heady urban blend of impossibly tall towers and ornate temples, mega-malls and chic eateries, big business and pure pleasure…
Lisbon
Once the stamping ground of Romans, Moors and Crusaders, this historic hillside city has culture, cobbles, cafés, cable cars and cod aplenty.
Liverpool
This stately old lady on the banks of the Mersey may have celebrated her 800th birthday, but she’s enjoying an invigorating shake-up these days…
Los Angeles
LA – a city of silver-screen dreams, where movie moguls, stars and starlets party in the California sunshine.
Lyon
Often described, even by the Parisians, as being like Paris but without the crowds, France’s second city, Lyon, is a chic metropolis but with a style and frenetic pace all of its own.
Madrid
By day, Madrid is a city of extravagant palaces, majestic plazas and stately parks; by night, los gatos (the cats), as the city’s inhabitants are nicknamed, prowl the historic avenues until the early hours indulging their passion for decadent nightlife.
Manchester
Mancunians may be too down-to-earth to say it themselves, but the capital of the northwest has come over all Manhattanchester.
Marrakech
Berber, Arabic and Moorish culture, oriental spices, desert landscapes, glamorous hideaways... all with a French accent.
Melbourne
Set on the banks of the Yarra River, Melbourne has elegant Victorian-era streetscapes, Manhattan-style skyscrapers and an abundance of beautiful gardens.
Mexico City
Mexico City, erstwhile heart of the vast Aztec empire, once stood in the middle of a lake. These days the water is gone, replaced by a churning sea of humanity – with more than 19 million inhabitants, the city is one of the largest and most dynamic on earth.
Miami
Miami is a particularly colourful swirl in the great American melting pot; few cities are more diverse and cosmopolitan, and even fewer can boast white-sand beaches and endless days of perfect sunshine, too.
Monte Carlo
If Monte Carlo were in the thesaurus, it would be a synonym for casinos, luxury yachts and Formula 1.
Montreal
Canada’s second city, Montreal, is the North American meeting point of French and English heritage, a culture-rich hubbub, and one of the world’s original winter wonderlands.
Munich
Munich is one of the most beautiful cities in Germany, filled with stately Florentine, Gothic and baroque symbols of wealth and power set against an Alpine backdrop.
New York
The archetypal modern city, New York is still as big, bold and beautiful as ever.
Palm Springs
Surrounded by the stark beauty of the desert and the snow-capped peak of San Jacinto, the lush green golf courses and tree-lined boulevards of Palm Springs make it the perfect urban oasis.
Paris
Paris is a dream project for pedestrians, with endless secrets hidden away from all the wonderful clichés.
Portland
With its notoriously creative approach to town planning, its masses of individual boutiques and galleries and the soulful music scene, Portland is no cookie-cutter city.
Prague
A cobblestoned fairytale rich in culture and counterculture, Prague is an architectural medley of antique churches, brutalist relics and art nouveau facades.
Puebla
Snow-capped mountains and smoking volcanoes surround the Valley of Puebla, which cradles this proud and peaceful city. Slower-paced than its frenetic neighbour, Mexico City, the old colonial town blends beautiful baroque architecture with a well-rooted sense of tradition.
Queenstown
Set on the banks of Lake Wakatipu, postcard-perfect Queenstown boasts a striking setting beneath jagged mountain range The Remarkables, a pretty town centre and a rich menu of restaurants and bars.
Reykjavík
Located on the edge of the Arctic Circle and surrounded by a volcanic landscape, Reykjavík has developed its own fascinating and wonderfully idiosyncratic sense of style.
Rio De Janeiro
Rio is one of the most spectacular spots on earth, where lush mountains plunge into the tropical sea. From Sugar Loaf mountain you can survey the skip-a-beat views down to the world-famous beaches of Ipanema and Copacabana.
Rome
It’s true: Rome wasn’t built in a day – and almost every moment of its lengthy and splendid history is still visible in some form.
San Diego
Like the lobsters that adorn platters in many of its restaurants, San Diego isn't the most instantly appealing. Unlike Los Angeles, 100 miles up the Pacific coast, its charms aren't on the surface; but crack into its shell and behind the seemingly soulless buildings that line its seafront you'll find a fascinating city with a buoyant youthful edge.
San Sebastián
An elegant city sparkling under several Michelin stars, San Sebastián is on the shores of the Bay of Biscay in the Basque region of northern Spain.
Shanghai
Skyscrapers, shopping and sensuality: this is Shanghai’s decade, and it wants to make sure you know it.
Singapore
Singapore has come a long way, baby. Once dubbed the most boring city in Asia, it now marries old-world charm with gleaming modernity.
Sorrento
The Ancients believed that mariners were lured to the islands and towering cliffs of the Amalfi Coast by the songs of the Sirens, mythical temptresses who gave their name to the seductive town of Sorrento.
Stockholm
A network of 14 islands on the edge of the Baltic, Stockholm is cool, vibrant yet laid-back, and everything works beautifully – in terms of function and aesthetics.
Sydney
With the guarantee of fantastic year-round sunshine, spectacular surf-and-turf landscapes and activities, the emphasis in these parts is on outdoor living.
Tallinn
A maze of merchant houses, spires and red-tiled roofs, Estonia's seaside capital is a living history book where vodka-fuelled nocturnal fun is as typical as festivals of modern dance, cinema and contemporary music.
Tábor
With a history of religious nonconformism that gave Bohemians their name for rebellion, Tábor is an architectural jewel an easy trip south from Prague.
Toronto
Officially recognised as having four distinct districts, Canada’s largest city is bubbling with vibrant new quarters.
Valencia
Revamped and rejuvenated, Valencia’s an ancient Mediterranean port with grand modern designs, and it’s not just the oranges that benefit from the region’s year-round sunshine…
Venice
It may seem curious in a city that sits out in the sea and is characterised by its glittering waterways, but it’s walking you should prepare for when you visit Venice.
Vienna
The Austro-Hungarian Empire of the Hapsburgs may be gone, but this city by the Danube retains its regal air.
Washington DC
Proud, historic and unexpectedly alive with greenery, the capital of the US is much more than the linchpin of governmental machinery; it’s a cultural hotbed of free museums and monuments.
Wellington
New Zealand’s capital, at the Southern tip of the North Island, has it all – cosmopolitan living, a vibrant arts scene, cutting-edge boutiques and fine regional dining – all against a backdrop of some of the country’s most beautiful landscapes.







































































