First Look Inside-United Kingdom
The Newman opens February 1st with a rooftop penthouse, underground speakeasy, halotherapy wellness floor, and European brasserie, Fitzrovia's 81-room hotel that opened its doors to neighbours before guests.
The Original Vision-Greece
An engineer who grew up beside the ruin, interviewed the workers as a schoolboy, and held the vision through a financial crisis. The Greek hotel where nothing was demolished and nothing was imported.
Custodians Of Place-Morocco
She spent fourteen years in insurance before her first design project became a Michelin Key hotel in the Medina. Aisha Benazuz now carries Bill Willis's legacy through every surface of IZZA Marrakech
The Original Vision-Greece
Mountain altitude replaces coastal resorts at Manna Arcadia where stone walls dissolve boundaries, forest inspires design, and luxury means honoring the Arcadian landscape.
African Safari-Kenya
Laikipia's black leopards hunt across andBeyond Suyian Lodge's 44,000 private acres where 14 Michaelis Boyd suites prove exclusivity means one lodge, zero crowds.
Custodians Of Place-Portugal
edro Pinto could cook anywhere. He chose the limestone hills above Loulé, sourced from the families who have always fed this land, and built a kitchen that could only exist in this one place.
Custodians Of Place-Morocco
He was a waiter in Munich when a book in a shop changed everything. Twenty years and four continents later, he runs one of Marrakech's most talked about hotels with a team made entirely of Moroccans.
Design-United Kingdom
London's newest hotel built for neighbors first. Redefined luxury as memory not spectacle, chose belonging over exclusivity, and proved that familiarity matters more than first sight.
Design & Architecture-Tanzania
Hilltop savannah replaces conventional lodges at Singita Milele, where glass walls dissolve boundaries, wildlife inspires design, and luxury is defined by honoring the Serengeti landscape.
Design & Architecture-Greece
Hilltop savannah replaces conventional lodges at Singita Milele where glass walls dissolve boundaries, wildlife inspires design, and luxury means honoring the Serengeti landscape.
Design-Italy
Mountain wilderness replaces rolling vineyards at this WWF reserve where wolves howl, minimalist lodges embrace nature, and luxury means stripping everything away.
Design & Architecture-Morocco
Seven ancient riads, eight years of restoration, fourteen rooms named after counter culture icons, and a Michelin Key kitchen where locals book dinner. The medina hotel that proves Marrakech never needed another riad.
Design-Greece
Arcadian mountains replace coastal predictability at this restored sanatorium where stone masons carved walls, breakfast lasts until noon, and luxury means stripping everything away.
Design-Greece
Concrete wine tanks replace whitewashed villas at this 1920s winery where industrial heritage meets the Ionian, coffee comes in traditional pots, and luxury means space to breathe.Retry
Design & Architecture-Italy
An aristocratic refugee bought 50 crumbling Umbrian farmhouses and created Castello di Reschio where flooded wine cellars, estate chickens, and 28 years of restoration earned Three Michelin Keys.
Hotel Reviews-Greece
Athenian history meets sharp contemporary luxury inside this polished new opening, where ancient references, cinematic interiors and a quieter side of the city turn a hotel stay into something far more layered.