One&Only Mandarina, Mexico

Mexico

It's unusual for a hotel to employ a resident prehispanic ceremonialist - but then One&Only Mandarina is one of those rare places that has torn up the rule book and written its own. For example, you’d forgive a high-end destination for shouting about its impeccable décor and the luxurious fixtures...read more

Silversands, Grenada

Grenada

Bordering the white sand of Grand Anse beach, Silversands is perfectly located to access the best of the Island of Spice. This five-star hotel, with 39 rooms, four suites and eight private pool residences, boasts four fine-dining options. At Asiatique, fresh Asian cuisine meets Grenada’s homegrown spices in cutting-edge dishes...read more

Como Uma Canggu, Bali

Indonesia

On the edge of Bali’s volcanic south coastline lies the tranquil escapeof Como Uma Canggu. Sprawling landscapes and terraced rice paddies surround the resort, near the friendly village of Canggu. Channelling laid-back luxury by design, the beachfront resort features spacious rooms and residences, a large lagoon pool, the Como Shambhala...read more

Cape of senses, Italy

Italy

A place that embodies serenity as perfectly as Cape of Senses at Lake Garda is a rare find. A destination perhaps overshadowed by its glamorous cousin Como in recent years, the launch of wellbeing- focused Cape of Senses a little over a year ago saw the spotlight turning. The shoreline...read more

Aman Kyoto, Japan

Japan

Light flickering across a room is rarely so mesmerising – but at Aman Kyoto, the stark minimalism encourages a meditative mood and, amid the silence of its forest setting, the dappled rays are near-hypnotic. Set within a once-forgotten secret garden on the outskirts of Japan’s ancient capital, the resort’s sense...read more

Eichardt's private hotel, New Zealand

New Zealand

A far cry from the thrill-seekers’ playground Queenstown is known as, this serene hotel on the shore of Lake Wakatipu pays homage to the great outdoors in a much grander way, with spacious balconies and ceiling-to-floor windows taking in panoramic water and mountain views. What began as a wool shed...read more

The Dorchester, UK

London, UK

Taking pride of place on Park Lane since 1931, this Mayfair icon may be one of London's grandest of dames, but she moves with the times. Only last year, The Dorchester revealed a major revamp of public spaces, rooms and suites – the first since the Eighties. The famous promenade...read more

W Prague, Czech Republic

Czech Republic

There’s soon to be a grand newcomer to the city of 100 spires as this autumn W Prague marks W Hotels’ first outpost in the Czech Republic. Reclaiming the 19th-century building, formerly Grand Hotel Evropa, in the main Wenceslas Square, the new launch will pay homage to its historic past...read more

Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp, Namibia

Getting back to nature is one thing; helping to preserve it for the future is quite another. Wilderness, the noted hospitality company that bring conservation to the fore, have reopened their camp in Namibia’s rugged Damaraland after an extensive rebuild. The focus of Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp is simple: safeguard...read more