The Richardson Hotel And SpaIf you can stand to be slightly outside the city center (and let’s face it, Perth isn’t exactly the first place you’d look for a quintessentially (...)
The Islington HotelPlease note: The Islington Hotel does not allow children under 16 years old.
The Islington Hotel, just outside of Hobart, in Tasmania, is the sort of (...)
The Elandra Mission BeachQueensland is often unfairly regarded as the uncultured cousin of its southerly neighbors, those edgy urban nests of Sydney and Melbourne. Put it down to (...)
Solitaire LodgeIn the scheme of things New Zealand’s luxury lodges are probably more similar than different — or at least, the difference between the luxury-lodge (...)
Sofitel Bora Bora Marara Beach & Private IslandThe Motu is just a three-minute boat ride from its sister property, the Marara—but its location, on a tiny private island, makes for a much more private (...)
Shangri-La SydneySydney has its share of world-class hotels, at the top end of the business/luxury market — but there aren’t many that are more high-profile than the (...)
Park Hyatt SydneyThe Park Hyatt Sydney is arguably the most impressive hotel in town—a fact which, when combined with its scenic and utterly central location, makes for (...)
MolliesMollies on Tweed (you might guess by the name) is anything but the standard hotel experience. This charming little hotel is operated by Frances Wilson and (...)
Huka LodgeHuka Lodge is a fisherman's paradise, founded in 1930 on seventeen acres of land alongside the Waikato river, three hundred meters upstream from Huka (...)
Four Seasons Resort Bora BoraTo be honest, most of the work in describing this place is done by the name alone. Say it out loud and see if it doesn’t put a picture in your head: (...)
Eichardt's Private HotelEichardt's Private Hotel was established during the gold rush days of the 1860s, and was, at the time, Queenstown's premier lodging. Of course that was a (...)
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