The Edison in Penang showcases a rich blend of history and architecture, reflecting its diverse cultural heritage. Guests appreciate the luxurious yet relaxed atmosphere, complete with personalized service, a complimentary pantry, and a unique outdoor terrace with a pool. The hotel offers an immersive experience akin to a living museum, enhancing the charm of Penang.
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Ca’s Xorc, Mallorca
The Balearic Islands, particularly Mallorca, offer a captivating escape with stunning beaches and vibrant nightlife, especially in Ibiza. C’as Xorc, a luxurious 18th-century hotel, provides tranquility and exquisite dining experiences, including a renowned restaurant. Guests can enjoy the serene gardens, infinity pool views, and wellness treatments, ensuring a relaxing retreat amidst nature.
88 Armenian, Penang
Penang: a place where cultures and history collide in a beautiful mélange of great taste and aesthetic delights. And right in the centre of historic George Town, on Armenian Street – a place where Armenian traders gathered in the 1800s and history was made at the Penang Conference of 1911 – is a place thatContinue reading “88 Armenian, Penang”
Atelier Inès, Naples
The sensory experience begins before you’ve even reached the doors of Atelier Inès, the chicest address in Naples. First, a walk through the chaotic (in the best way) streets of Rione Sanità, where wine bars and market stalls line the streets, and friends shout excitedly to each other from opposite ends of the road. AContinue reading “Atelier Inès, Naples”
Ministry of Crab, Colombo
Ask anyone from Colombo to name the best restaurant in the city and they’ll likely say Ministry of Crab. In fact, the restaurant, which was founded in Colombo in 2011 by chef Dharshan Munidasa in partnership with cricketers Mahela Jayawardena and Kumar Sangakkara, is consistently named among the best in Asia – certainly in SriContinue reading “Ministry of Crab, Colombo”
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”
Domaine de Métifiot, Provence
Nestled among the rolling hills of St-Rémy-de-Provence, through a valley so winding that it’s earned the name ‘Val de l’Enfer’ (the valley of death) lies an estate that has been owned by the same family for four generations. Domaine de Métifiot, located near the town of Baux de Provence, has the terroir credentials to competeContinue reading “Domaine de Métifiot, Provence”
Signature, Marseille
It’s not a bad issue to have, but, if anything, Provence has just too much choice of great quality food. You’d need months or even years to scratch the surface of the list of fine dining, Michelin-recommended, and starred restaurants. This is to be expected in a region with the perfect mélange of conditions –Continue reading “Signature, Marseille”
Hameau des Baux, Provence
Nestled among the cypress trees of the Alpilles, a recently-renovated luxury hamlet of Provençal charm is laying low, just waiting to be discovered. When you arrive at Hameau des Baux, just outside the towns of Baux de Provence and Paradou, it appears to be a medieval village, complete with stone façade chapel and quintessential townContinue reading “Hameau des Baux, Provence”
Jacqueline, Barcelona
If you’re looking to discover the splendour of Barcelona’s art nouveau architecture scene, and to try some excellent local cuisine, we’ve found the perfect place that kills two birds with one beautifully-designed stone: Jacqueline. This recently-opened gem in Eixample has already played host to numerous well-known brands and celebrity guests, all enamoured by its strikingContinue reading “Jacqueline, Barcelona”
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