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The Wild Duck Inn, Cotswolds (opens the original)
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If Jilly Cooper were still around, sheâd love this latest offering from the accomplished Country Creatures group, which radiates Rivals energy with its undercurrent of good-natured naughtiness. From the outside, all the Cotswolds' hallmarks are present and correct: treacle-coloured stone, bursts of lavender and verbena buzzing with tiny hummingbirds; swarms of Land Rovers in the car park. But once I pass underneath the whimsical clock tower painted with flying ducks, I find a gothic, medieval-
Inside the wild Scottish retreat where every detail is designed to connect guests with nature (opens the original)
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Padding around the corridors of Hope Lodge, I’m beheld by pairs of eyes. Not from any austere portraits, but because of all the oils of creatures: gambolling flocks of lambs; a proud family of deer; beetles and butterflies. People are conspicuous by their absence – not a single fence or building besmirches these pastoral scenes. Yet the human hand is everywhere: in the games room, the stags’ heads on the wall aren’t taxidermied but made of twisted willow stems, the work of Irish master weaver Bo
Hope by WildLand, Sutherland, Scotland (opens the original)
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Hope, an 1867 hunting lodge and collection of cottages whose revamping into an exclusive-use retreat has been 15 years in the making, is arguably the most ambitious opening yet from conservation pioneer WildLand. Akin to a Scottish safari lodge, its latest outpost treads lightly on the land and directs guestsâ attention outwards wherever possible: through floor-to-ceiling windows; bracing dips in lochs and hikes in munros; and a gloriously tactile, proudly of-its-place design referencing Briti
âThere was a giant fight with vodka bottles smashed and gangsters trying to kill each otherâ: Baz Luhrmann on his most memorable travel stories (opens the original)
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The Australian film director is renowned for turning classic stories into dazzling audio-visual extravaganzas. From Romeo + Juliet to Moulin Rouge! to The Great Gatsby to Elvis, Luhrmann's work is defined by boldness and outlandish creativity. He has stretched his imagination beyond cinema, forming collaborations in music, fashion and luxury travel. This year he collaborated with Belmond and the British Pullman, a Belmond Train, to design/reimagine one of its old carriages and give its interi
Ytri Island Retreat, Traena (opens the original)
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Travelling to Ytri â which bills itself as âNorwayâs most remote island retreatâ, a 60km journey by ferry from Norwayâs northern coastal extremity of Bodø â is no small feat. Perched on Husøya, one of the 477 islands of the Træna archipelago enfolded by blueberry-silk seas, itâs no wonder that its name means âouter pointâ. But despite the sobering distance and tales of ferocious winter storms that have been known to blow whole buildings into the sea, rather than a rugged, is
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