The resort itself sits in the southernmost corner of Tuscany, in the Maremma, a region that most international travellers skip in favour of Chianti and …
FOOD & DRINKS
WELLNESS AND SPA
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London has, at this point, more skin clinics than it does decent coffee shops. That sounds like a hyperbole until you start trying to find …
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For clinical depth and biohacking breadth, Six Senses London is unmatched. For the most beautiful pool in the city, Bulgari. For early-morning scale and the …
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From Belgravia basements to Dubai skyscrapers, these are the fitness spaces that make us genuinely want to work out. We are going to be honest …
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There are people who have always known about acupuncture, who have grown up with it, who consider it as unremarkable as paracetamol. I am not …
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London’s spa scene right now is genuinely something. The UK’s only hydrobed sits in a longevity clinic steps from Harrods. A Parisian lymphatic drainage specialist …
THE BEST ADDRESSES
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Bill & Coo has spent two decades quietly making the case that Mykonos was always better at dawn than midnight. There’s a version of Mykonos that involves sparkler bottles and …
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Places to Stay
14 best luxury and boutique hotels in Ibiza 2026, for when you want the White Isle at its most beautiful
Ibiza has been quietly (and sometimes not so quietly) reinventing itself for years now. The clubs are still there, obviously, and the sunsets remain as aggressively beautiful as ever. But the hotel scene? It’s undergone something of a revolution. A new wave of architects, hoteliers and wellness visionaries have descended on the White Isle and the result is a luxury hotel offering that rivals anywhere in the Mediterranean, from clifftop Six Senses retreats in the wild north to razor-sharp design hotels overlooking the marina.
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Food and Drinks
The Best Reason to Go to Jersey This Summer? It’s the Only Michelin Star on the Island.
The island’s only Michelin-starred restaurant sits inside The Club Hotel & Spa in St Helier, and is run by Head Chef Tom Earnshaw, who was named the Michelin Guide’s 2026 Young Chef of the Year earlier this year. That last detail is worth dwelling on. Young Chef of the Year isn’t a consolation prize or a career achievement award; it goes to someone doing something genuinely interesting at this specific moment. Not someone coasting on a reputation. Someone cooking, right now, better than almost anyone else their age in the country.
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There’s a stubborn assumption baked into sustainable travel: that the eco-conscious choice will be dimly lit, aggressively hessian, and faintly apologetic. SLO, a new London aparthotel that opened its first property, Claridge House, in Mayfair this February, is making a fairly compelling case against it.
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Whether you’re after sunshine with the family, a romantic few days somewhere quietly beautiful, or just a long weekend that feels nothing like your normal life: there’s something here for you. All that’s left to do is choose.
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What follows are the fifteen I would book without a second thought: a mix of iconic palaces, extraordinary boutiques, and one or two addresses so singular they barely need a category. From the Marais to the Golden Mile of the 8th, from Lagerfeld’s former private sanctuary to a château in the 16th. This is my Paris, room by room. I hope it becomes yours too.