Rob Rees
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- Sep 26, 2026
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Riga: A City on Full Throttle | The Arbuturian (opens the original)
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Rob Rees enjoys the complete Latvian city break. A four-hour sauna ritual, a UNESCO-listed Old Town with Michelin-starred ambition and one of Europe’s great Speedway GP races combine for a more novel weekend break… I’ve been intrigued by the Baltics for over twenty years. Riga finally made it to the top of my city-break list. And boy, what a weekend. Take a UNESCO-listed Old Town, layer it with steely Latvian character and throw in one of the most atmospheric FIM Speedway Grand Prix weekends and
The Berkshire Formula: Heathland Golf, Country House Luxury and a Very Good Lunch | The Arbuturian (opens the original)
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Rob Rees, the Arb’s roving Golf Correspondent, discovers there’s world-class luxury golf much nearer to home… I went to Berkshire for 24 hours expecting horses, hedge funds and people called Tarquin. Instead I found Herbert Fowler golf, two seriously good country-house hotels, Danny Pecorelli’s particular version of English luxury and a clubhouse lunch fine enough to make flying to Continental Europe for a golf weekend seem almost insane. Berkshire is London’s affluent western fringe: Ascot, pri
The Art of Elegance: Lainston House | The Arbuturian (opens the original)
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Rob Rees ventures into the depths of Hampshire to discover country house luxury and dining at the hands of a Masterchef champion at its very best… There is something rather reassuring about the best English country-house hotels: they don’t broadcast themselves, they don’t posture, and they certainly don’t chase trends. All that would be terribly vulgar. Lainston House, just outside Winchester, understands this instinctively. It is confident enough to let its very bones do the talking — a handsom
The Bat & Ball, Cuddesdon | The Arbuturian (opens the original)
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In a quiet Oxfordshire village ten minutes from Oxford, The Bat & Ball pairs a beautifully restored 16th-century inn with Le Manoir pedigree in the kitchen. Rob Rees checks in for dinner, a bed for the night, and finds a village pub that hasn’t forgotten what it is… Hidden away in one of Oxfordshire’s sleepiest villages, yet barely ten minutes from Oxford’s Park & Ride, The Bat & Ball is exactly the sort of discovery that reminds you why Britain still does village pubs better than almost anyone
The Best Caddie on the West Coast | The Arbuturian (opens the original)
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Rob Rees heads to the Mull of Kintyre on an inaugural charter flight — one small part of a wider push to lobby government for a direct route and fresh investment in one of Scotland’s most overlooked corners. He discovers that the real luxury isn’t a five-star hotel or a rare malt, but the flight itself and the finest caddie on the West Coast… There are few golfing pilgrimages in Britain that feel quite as adventurous as flying into Scotland’s Kintyre Peninsula on an inaugural flight. I leave the
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