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The best new London restaurants to try nowFrom a crowdfunded café in Islington to a revived City chop house and Endo Kazutoshi’s new Chelsea counter, these are the London tables to book now
By Ben McCormack Last updated
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The best new hotels to book nowExplore the most stylish new openings in the world, from a Silver Lake church turned boutique hotel to a tropical luxury hideaway on a lesser-known Indonesian island
By Lindsay Cohn Last updated
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Sunny side up (north) – Ottolenghi Edinburgh extends a warm, colourful welcomeOttolenghi’s Mediterranean warmth meets Scotland’s hearty larder in the chef’s bright new Edinburgh restaurant
By Hugo Macdonald Published
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Where to eat and drink in Atlanta, according to 5 in-the-know localsIn town for Atlanta Art Fair 2026? Get to know the cafés, restaurants and bars beloved by local artists and culture-shapers
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Wild hippos and elephants are your neighbours at this luxury tented camp in ZambiaFrom floating fitness suites to river safaris, Anantara’s new Kafue River property is designed around its extraordinary natural setting
By Tianna Williams Published
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Casa Caban Hayama offers a design-led coastal escape outside TokyoTomorrowland’s first hotel pairs Patricia Urquiola’s design language with the soothing landscape of Sagami Bay
By Minako Norimatsu Published
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Travelling with an entourage? Aman New York’s sprawling ‘Homes’ are Manhattan’s most lavish new perchPrivate pools? Butler service? One of Manhattan's most acclaimed hotels just upped the ante
By Anna Fixsen Published
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EJE Belgrade gives the Japanese listening bar a space-age twistThis new Belgrade hot spot meshes vinyl culture, comfort food and Yugoslav futurism into an eclectic hospitality experiment
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Bakery Hoko serves up a sweet slice of Hong Kong in London, with a dusting of local brutalismThe latest Hoko brings Hong Kong specials like milk tea and egg tarts to Bethnal Green, amid interiors that nod to post-war housing estates
By Tianna Williams Published
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Travel the world for these extraordinary spa treatmentsWhether it is a three-hour ritual in Kyoto or a full-day immersion in Sumba, these hotel spa experiences will make any journey worthwhile
By Margaux Lushing Published
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The Horses is everything you want a British pub to be – and moreThe new Clerkenwell pub by Public House Group not only has classic pub-style seating, but also is home to an elegant seafood dining room upstairs
By Tianna Williams Published
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Philippe Starck is building his dream retreat in Portugal. Now, you can own some of itOpening in Melides in 2028, ASerra will unite a 25-suite hotel, 22 serviced villas and a timber village within the Alentejo landscape
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Who claimed a place in The 50 Best Hotels 2026?Rosewood Hong Kong retains the top spot as Europe leads the global list, with ten new entries and a fresh round of special awards
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Every facet of this new Oslo coffee bar has been shaped by local design superstars SnøhettaThe élan coffee bar is a bespoke slice of contemporary coffee culture, featuring Snøhetta-designed fixtures, fittings and furniture, along with rich materiality, a custom soundscape, and excellent coffee
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Estúdio Campana brings Brazilian soul to a São Paulo airport loungeItaú opens Sala Pedra Preta, a new Brazilian design lounge at São Paulo Guarulhos Airport
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Check into Bloomsbury’s newly reimagined grande dameThe Imperial Bloomsbury enters a new era with tactile interiors, a rooftop bar and a distinctly bookish London address
By Tianna Williams Published
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Circadian brews a new ritual inside Berlin’s brutalist FunkhausAt its minimalist new GDR-era HQ, Berlin-based atelier Circadian creates a contemporary ritual using Japan’s rare, shade-grown gyokuro tea
By Milly Burroughs Published
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Is this former prison Japan’s most unusual luxury stay?A landmark Great Meiji Prison reopens as a 48-suite Hoshinoya hotel, with its cells, barred windows and Romanesque architecture intact
By Leandra Beabout Published
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Inside Buccellati’s decadent new Milanese caviar barChahan Minassian lines the private client salon at Palazzo Gavazzi with copper-toned mirrors, Fortuny fabrics and Murano chandeliers
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Stable Palms Club gives midcentury design a new restaurant in CalgaryBlock Hospitality’s latest hot ticket pairs American modernism with conversation pits and a playful cocktail programme
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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London’s omakase scene gets a meaty new contenderThe first European outpost of Fukuoka favourite Yakiniku Ushio introduces Fitzrovia to lean wagyu, grilled and served omakase-style
By Ben McCormack Published
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At Silver Lake’s Hotel Lucile, a landmark church is reborn with a divine restaurantThe hippest neighbourhood in Los Angeles finally gets a first-rate boutique hotel, arranged around a modern temple to Southern cuisine
By Kevin EG Perry Published
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The best bookable cabins around the world for design loversArchitecture goes off-grid in our pick of the best cabin stays, from Ecuador’s cloud forest to the Norwegian treetops
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Emirates introduces the world’s first electric Premium Economy seatEmirates draws from Business Class for its new electric Premium Economy seat, featuring a full-height adjustable divider
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Bar Blondie knows how to make a scene in Queen’s ParkAn award-winning sommelier, an Aussie restaurateur and the pioneer of the spaghetti Western genre walk into a bar on Lonsdale Road, London
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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A local’s guide to Seoul by artist Guimi YouAs Frieze Seoul 2026 takes over the South Korean capital, artist Guimi You shares her go-to spots in her hometown
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Alaska Airlines launches its first-ever International Business Class suitesInside Alaska Airlines’ new Boeing 787-9 Business Class, with lie-flat suites, Filson amenities and destination-led dining
By Sofia de la Cruz Published



