The best things to eat, buy and see this coming month, selected by HTSI writers ...

A lengthy wedding breakfast menu from the year after the hotel first opened. If you like browsing old menus, you'll enjoy this tiny museum. Crockery, a photo of a bell boy from way back when ...

In fact, they tell me that it’s the biggest five-star hotel in central London with a whopping 264 rooms and 44 suites and houses – one with seven bedrooms and its own postcode!

With its discreet, column-framed entrance squeezed between private residences on Sumner Place, Number Sixteen enjoys the serenity of SW7, while being just steps from some of London’s most ...

Grosvenor Square is being recast for a new era, with the former U.S. Embassy transformed into a Qatari-owned luxury hotel and F.D.R.’s square into a haven of biodiversity.

Nestled among 200 acres of woodland on the Shropshire-Staffordshire border sits Charlotte’s Folly, a fairytale hideaway that wouldn’t look out of place on the pages of a Brothers Grimm story ...

Once upon a time, London’s A-listers called on interior designers who commanded almost equal celebrity. Mick Jagger, Bryan Ferry and Ringo Starr all have had homes designed by Nicky Haslam, who ...

Regular visitors to the London Design Biennale might be surprised to see no courtyard installation this year in Somerset House’s grand entrance space, and the event is smaller than past iterations - ...

I arrived by train from London at the South Terminal (where BA is based) and took the transit over to North. Follow the ‘Hotel’ signs in the terminal and it can’t be missed. The image above is a PR ...

And don’t leave town this weekend — more than 125 galleries are staging new exhibitions complemented by special events as part of the London Gallery Weekend (June 6 to 8, londongalleryweekend ...

Entering the jewel-like interiors of Penmaenuchaf from the wild landscape of Snowdonia is a ... Inside the most glorious country house hotel in Wales, with interiors by Nicola ... raised in Canada and ...

There’s also a larger charitable scheme at play; the hotel helps train unhoused locals and funds education projects as far away as Guatemala. There’s also a rooftop terrace that overlooks the Thames.