Perchance to dream
Behold - one of the best hotels for business, and minimalists, in Midtown Manhattan
Earthquakes and revelatory nigiri in the palaces in the sky
Matt Groening left a sketch of Bart Simpson in the guest book, and Dan Brown has hidden a mysterious message under a carpet
Balazs and Nuno – London’s ultimate double act, or a limited engagement?
"The staff, and indeed the staff throughout, are a strange mix: from mid-Atlantic accented young men with sharp cheekbones to snippy gay guys who refuse to ask questions of the kitchen"
"The St Regis Osaka doesn’t, of course, come laden with all that Manhattan history; there are no tales of Dali and Warhol enjoying a tête-à-tête, or disco-era rooftop discos and concerts"
COS's design for the new Aiguille Grive Chalets Hotel in the French Alps riffs on the classic modernism of Charlotte Perriand
Derek Guthrie checks-in and checks out one of the American capital’s most historic, landmark properties
"The Pig is a typical, 21st century post-Babington enterprise – the retired-from-clubbing generation’s idea of a country pile"
It’s become a common cautionary remark, sighed out with a middle-distance gaze and a wry you’ll-see smile, that “nothing can prepare you for India”
