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Hotel Review: The Merrion, Dublin (opens the original)
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There are hotels where you notice the architecture first. At The Merrion, it is the art that keeps stopping you in your tracks. That is quite an achievement when the hotel occupies four beautifully restored Georgian townhouses on Upper Merrion Street, directly opposite the Irish Parliament. But then, this is no ordinary hotel collection. The Merrion is home to Ireland’s largest private collection of 19th- and 20th-century art, with more than 100 works displayed throughout its public spaces, draw
Knightsbridge Hotel, London – a Georgian townhouse done Kit Kemp's way (opens the original)
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The Knightsbridge Hotel sits on a quiet, tree-lined street just off Brompton Road. It’s Kit Kemp’s smallest London property: three Georgian townhouses knocked together into one 44-room hotel. From the outside, it gives nothing away – plain brick, wrought iron, a residential hush. Step inside and Kemp’s world takes over: colour, pattern, antique furniture, all of it. Small by design, and better for it. The building doesn’t announce itself. In a stunning residential street, it is still easy to wal
Trailblazer Karen Merricks hosts EOFY dinner for the Women in Travel Power List (opens the original)
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Travel Weekly’s Women in Travel Power List members came together in Sydney last week for a joyful end of financial year celebration, hosted by industry trailblazer Karen Merricks, bringing some of travel’s most influential women together to toast a huge year and swap a few well-earned laughs. Held at Catalina in Rose Bay, the dinner brought senior leaders from across the travel industry together in one of Sydney’s most picturesque harbourside settings, with the group settling in for an evening o
Hotel Review: INNSIDE by Meliá Bangkok Sukhumvit (opens the original)
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A sculptural hotel reshapes the skyline – and the guest experience – in the heart of Bangkok’s business district. There’s a moment, walking up to INNSIDE by Meliá Bangkok Sukhumvit, when the building simply stops making sense in the way a hotel is supposed to. The tower doesn’t rise from a wide base and taper – it does the opposite, cantilevering outward as it climbs, its diamond-latticed façade flaring like an inverted lantern over the entrance drive. It’s a striking piece of architecture, clos
Two years on: Why Kamalaya believes wellness begins after you leave (opens the original)
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Two years ago I sat down with Gopal Kumar, Kamalaya’s group general manager and group director of wellness development. One story stayed with me. It wasn’t about detoxes, nutrition or yoga. It was about a woman grieving her mother. She arrived unable to imagine life beyond her heartbreak. Kamalaya didn’t fix her in one stay. She came back several times. Slowly, she rebuilt her life. That story told me something about the award-winning wellness sanctuary on Koh Samui. It doesn’t deal in quick fix
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