Lauren Burvill
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Mandarin Oriental, Geneva (opens the original)
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Tucked away from the sweeping lake and swarming crowds, modernist Mandarin Oriental Geneva has an air of calm and cool, making it a suitably serene base within Europe's âpeace capitalâ. As a modernist building from the 1950s, rooms here are suitably airy and spacious. Beds are set against mirrored walls, wardrobes are walk-ins and the large windows can be opened. Views range from overlooking the river, the city and the mountains. To see it all, book into one of the rooftop suites which open
Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne, Switzerland (opens the original)
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The location alone, perched 600 metres above Lake Lucerne, attracts locals and travellers just for the day. Most come for the views and the opportunity to ride the scenic private catamaran and then funicular to the tippy-top. Some visit for the hiking, a serious spa day, or both. But to check-in to this grand dame is a different experience entirely. Polished, unpretentious and with charisma in spades, Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne is clean, Swiss alpine living at its most glamorous. As one of
My favourite farm stay: the affordable Soho Farmhouse alternative that’s just 25 minutes from London (opens the original)
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It’s a rare treat to be able to take my two small children away for the weekend without having to strategically pack and mentally prepare for the journey. On a particularly sunny weekend in July, we hopped on the tube and wound our way to Finsbury Park station before boarding a Great Northern train for 25 minutes to Welwyn Garden City. From there, we strolled up to the taxi rank outside the shopping centre and a 7-minute drive later, we arrived at Tewinbury Farm. Suddenly the air was fresher, ti
The Goring, London (opens the original)
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The epitome of genteel British charm and cheek, a stay at The Goring is to encounter true royal lore and old-world tradition without any stuffiness or pretension. Within the Edwardian address lies 69 rooms and suites, notably the first hotel rooms in the world to have en suite bathrooms and central heating. Since then, Russell Sage Studio has restored much of the hotel while staying true to the heritage. In the rooms this translates to antique wooden dressers, formal curtain valances and marble
Ickworth Hotel & Spa, Suffolk (opens the original)
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The Ickworth follows a rare but winning recipe thatâs equal parts elegant and effortlessly family-friendly, set within the glorious National Trust grounds of Ickworth Estate in Suffolk. All 37 bedrooms are shiny, stripy and new thanks to a recent redesign by StudioJill â the same studio responsible for the interiors at Luxury Family Hotelsâ other locales including Woolley Grange and Moonflet Manor. My family and I stayed in the Theodora room, with two generously sized and swish-looking bed
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