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Made in Louise & Made in Catherine, Brussels

During our latest visit to Brussels, we chose to divide our time between two hotels that really embody the diversity that the city has to offer. Made in Catherine and Made in Louise are sister boutique hotels, independently-run and, like sisters, are vastly different and unique in their own ways. Brussels is a city ofContinue reading “Made in Louise & Made in Catherine, Brussels”

Lakaz Chamarel, Mauritius

Just a few days away from leaving Mauritius, we thought we’d seen everything that the paradise island had to offer. We’d spent days on powder beaches, snorkelled off the coast of Île aux Cerfs, and tried every variation of the local rum. However, our arrival at Lakaz Chamarel in the final days of our tripContinue reading “Lakaz Chamarel, Mauritius”

Banchory Farm, Fife

Fife, Scotland features picturesque fishing villages and the historic town of St Andrews. Banchory Farm, a family-run operation, offers luxury accommodations including The Dairy, a cozy retreat with a jacuzzi. Surrounded by nature, guests can relax or explore while enjoying local amenities. A wellness garden is planned for future visits.

The Capaldi Hotel, Atlas Mountains

There are many things Morocco has in abundance: excellent food, hours of sunshine, and – growing exponentially over the last five years – luxury accommodation options. The country is riding the wave of an ever-growing tourist boom, but rather than buckle under the pressure of additional demand, the sector has embraced unparalleled levels of serviceContinue reading “The Capaldi Hotel, Atlas Mountains”

Gal Oya Lodge, Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s unique combination of natural diversity and climate has made for an island teeming with different species and wildlife, drawing visitors from all over the world to the relatively small island. If the numerous tourist blogs and online guides are to be followed, there’s a tried-and-tested tourist trail that leads travellers south of theContinue reading “Gal Oya Lodge, Sri Lanka”

The Roundhouse at Trebartha East, Ahangama

In the early 1960s, the face of Sri Lankan tourism changed forever when surfers flocked in with their boards, taking advantage of the teardrop-shaped island teeming with coves, breaks, and barrel waves. Among the sleepy towns that transformed into surfing hotspots virtually overnight, Ahangama on the island’s south coast remains one of the most popularContinue reading “The Roundhouse at Trebartha East, Ahangama”