Travel

Hospitality and social good go hand-in-hand at Riad Alena, Marrakech’s new insider hotel with a rolling cultural agenda

By Ellie Howard Published 30 January 26

Discover the best design-led hotels in Copenhagen for architecture and interior design fans

By Sarah Wood González Published 30 January 26

The haute couture of cruising unveils the Owner’s Residence at Explora III, described by Spanish architect Urquiola as a ‘nest that moves across the sea’

By Laura May Todd Published 29 January 26

A transformed 19th-century Chinese clan compound in George Town is now Soori Penang, a stately hotel shaped as much by heritage law as by personal history

By Daven Wu Published 27 January 26

An early-2000s fixture of Lisbon nightlife, Bica do Sapato reopens with a renewed sense of purpose

By Mary Lussiana Published 26 January 26

Following a seasonal closure, the National Gallery Singapore dining room introduces a complete aesthetic rethink courtesy of design studio Nice Projects

By Daven Wu Published 23 January 26

Design precision, luscious food and immaculate hospitality at Mezzogiorno, designed by Afroditi, transform the dining experience at London’s Corinthia hotel

By Ellie Stathaki Published 21 January 26

Spearheaded by chef and baker Richard Hart, and designed by John Pawson, Claridge’s Bakery dishes up much-loved classics from sticky Jammy dodgers to warm, crusty loaves

By Tianna Williams Published 20 January 26

Step inside the Jean-Michel Gathy-designed Janu Tokyo and discover its state-of-the-art wellness facilities

By Sofia de la Cruz Last updated 19 January 26

From the founder of The Dover comes Martino’s: a softly lit Italian trattoria in Sloane Square, where appetite, atmosphere and romance are inseparable

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 19 January 26

Closed during the pandemic, Broken Spanish lives again in spirit as Ray Garcia reopens the conversation with modern Mexican cooking and layered interiors

By Carole Dixon Published 18 January 26

The three-star chef brings her mastery of British classics to Belgravia, with lavish interiors, nostalgic flavours and a distinctly playful sense of excess

By Ben McCormack Published 17 January 26

Blending short-form video, instant printing and point-and-shoot form, the new Instax Mini Evo Cinema is the perfect travel companion

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 16 January 26

Villa Lontana presents ‘Bar Far’, a striking exhibition by British artists Clementine Keith-Roach and Christopher Page, where nothing is what it seems

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 15 January 26

Local architecture studio BDP converts the Royal Albert Hall’s steam boiler house into a sophisticated bar for performers (and their guests – see if you can get yourself invited)

By Emily Wright Published 15 January 26

Aman Kyoto unveils a sukiya-style tea room that is timeless and deeply serene, designed by Sen Art Studio

By Danielle Demetriou Published 14 January 26

Our contributing editor Nick Vinson spends half the year in Florence. Here, he takes us on a tour of his don’t-miss diversions

By Nick Vinson Published 13 January 26

Casa de las Artes is located within the Spanish capital’s ‘Art Triangle’. Designed by ASAH Studio, it offers the warmth and intellect of one of the many neighbouring museums

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 13 January 26

There’s more than meets the eye at this handsome food stall by Lyth Design, located in the northern Indian city of Sonipat

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 12 January 26

Club Bâtard brings together an exclusive mix of fine dining and drinking across three floors of Hong Kong’s historic Pedder building

By Lauren Ho Published 10 January 26

Designed by André Fu, Capella Taipei is a long-overdue and much-needed addition to the Taiwanese capital’s limited luxury hotel scene

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 9 January 26

Orient Express has held a near-mythic place in the globetrotting firmament since launching in 1883, but its recent reinvention – including its first hotel and an upcoming yacht – signals a decisive new chapter

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 9 January 26

We salute the Indian-born, London-based hospitality entrepreneur who can’t stop thinking about ways to upgrade how we live, work and connect

By Lauren Ho Published 8 January 26

Once a byword for urban distress, the Motor City is undergoing a fresh wave of regeneration, driven by progressive developers, design distinctions and dynamic investment

By Adrian Madlener Published 8 January 26