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St Regis Waited Two Years While Triplebond Opened On Schedule

St Regis Waited Two Years While Triplebond Opened On Schedule

St Regis London was due to open in 2024. It now opens in October 2026, two years and a full redevelopment later than the brand's own original date. Triplebond, a members' club built inside a far smaller Marylebone hotel, opened on schedule this August without any of

Five Days in July: The European Short Break Guide for the Window That Is Already Closing

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Five Days in July: The European Short Break Guide for the Window That Is Already Closing

The school holiday premium lands in three weeks. After that, the properties worth being at are either fully booked, operationally stretched, or priced at a level that requires a different kind of justification. The window between now and mid-July is the one serious travellers use, and it is shorter

Long Lane Midhurst Arrives in Its First Summer Already Having Made a Decision for You

Long Lane Midhurst Arrives in Its First Summer Already Having Made a Decision for You

Long Lane Midhurst is a fresh kind of getaway. It’s alcohol-free, tuned to your body’s natural rhythms, and tucked away on 55 acres in the South Downs National Park. It will be opening later this year, but the thoughtful design will be all set before any guest

The Other House Covent Garden: One Address, No Decisions

The Other House Covent Garden: One Address, No Decisions

This year, The Other House opened its second spot in Covent Garden, following the same vibe as their South Kensington location. There are 146 apartment-style Club Flats, each with a kitchenette, plus a private members' club downstairs, a vitality pool, treatment rooms, and a gym. You pay one

Admiralty Arch Has Always Known What Kind of Room It Is

Admiralty Arch Has Always Known What Kind of Room It Is

There are buildings that become significant when the right tenant moves in. Admiralty Arch is not one of them. The Grade I listed monument at the end of The Mall, commissioned by Edward VII as a memorial to Queen Victoria and completed in 1912, arrived with its authority already intact.