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Review: Mandarin Oriental Mayfair is a luxury hotel for everyday life (opens the original)
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Vivienne Westwood, the late doyenne of punk fashion, may not have been the most obvious bedfellow for the elegant Mandarin Oriental brand. But the Hong Kong-based hotel group needed someone to design the signature fan for its latest opening in Mayfair, and only Westwood would do. It would be her last project before she passed away in 2022, aged 81. Each Mandarin Oriental property gets its own fan, which then becomes that hotel's emblem. The fan for the Mandarin Oriental Mayfair would have to be
Three luxury travel experiences for 2026 (opens the original)
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Join Pixie Lott in the Maldives this Christmas. The British pop star will be performing on New Year's Eve at the InterContinental Maldives Maamunagau as part of the resort's "12 Pearls of the Ocean" programme of festivities. Each "pearl" is a day of activities and entertainment following a theme, starting with the lighting of the Christmas tree on 22 December. Santa arrives by boat on Christmas Day, the "Pearl of Champagne" features an exclusive yacht cruise with Champagne, while the Pearl of Pl
Three Alpine escapes in Austria to consider this year (opens the original)
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Wellness, luxury and indulgence come together at Hotel Nesslerhof. This five-star Austrian retreat is ideally located for hiking year-round. But its location within the Alpine valley of Großarl also makes it particularly well-situated for skiing. Guests can pre-order their ski equipment online before they arrive and find it waiting for them in their personal locker after check-in. They can then cross the road to the Kieserlbahn cable car that will take them up to the Grossarltal-Dorfgastein ski
Conrad Chia Laguna Sardinia: A haven of history and nature (opens the original)
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I am contemplating the Torre di Chia from the balcony of my suite at the Conrad Chia Laguna Sardinia hotel. The Spanish built the defensive round tower in the 16th century – on the far side of the lagoon from where I am standing – to ward off pirates raiding the southern coast of the Mediterranean island. Other than its half-millennium of history, there isn't very much that is remarkable about it. What is remarkable is what it sits on – ancient Bithia. This settlement, built by the Phoenicians,
The market for Old Masters is being driven by new investors (opens the original)
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The market for paintings by Old Masters is being boosted by a new generation of collectors, says Chris Carter
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