Our guide to where to stay in Berkshire is designed to help you uncover the best towns, centres and neighbourhoods in Berkshire for you. We’ll help you find the right area to stay in, whether you’re here for a horse race, to dine in Michelin starred restaurants, to visit castles and historic sites, or just to relax on the river...
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The Hotel Guru’s guide to the neighbourhoods of Lagos will help you pick where to stay, from the charming Old Town and bustling Marina, to the family-friendly Meia Praia and stunning beaches of Dona Ana & Porto de Mos.
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The Hotel Guru’s guide to the neighbourhoods of Palm Springs will help you decide where to stay, from its walkable Downtown, with its boutiques and lively nightlife; to arty, cool Uptown; peaceful, more resorts and residential neighbourhoods, South Palm Springs and the Deepwell Estates; The Mesa, which is set in a fantastic natural backdrop; luxurious Rancho Mirage; or upmarket foodie favourite Palm Desert. Check availability and book online.
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The Amalfi Coast is such a beautiful landscape that it inspires devotion, and a lifelong one in some. It has some captivating views, as well as some of the most magnetic hotels and restaurants in Italy. So be careful all those who read on…
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In the last decade or so, Ibiza has reasserted itself as a dramatically beautiful and historic place to visit, as well as being a fantastic place to go to dance all night and have a good time.
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The Hotel Guru’s guide to where to stay on Santorini has practical advice and recommendations about Santorini’s main towns and centres — just what you need to help you decide which one will be the perfect base for your visit to this spectacular island...
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The Hotel Guru’s guide to the neighbourhoods of Reims will help you pick where to stay, from historic Cathedral Quarter and lively Place d’Erlon/ Station area, to cellar tours in Butte Saint-Nicaise and Pommery/ St Marceaux.
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The Hotel Guru’s guide to Stuttgart’s neighbourhoods will help you pick where to stay: from central Mitte; historic Bohnenviertel; to hip Stuttgart-West; wallet-friendly Bad Canstatt; and family-friendly Stuttgart-Nord.
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Seoul is known for being a hip and glittering metropolis of good times, but as well as being incredibly cool, Seoul is a destination with a rich cultural history that it welcomes you to explore. Seoul’s neighbourhoods are as varied as your reasons for visiting: whether you’re on the hunt for Gangnam style; ancient treasures in Insadong or Bukchon Hanok Village; a musical good time in Hongdae, or shopping paradise in Myeongdong.
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There is a whole lot of accommodation in Orlando! Around a million people live here, but around 62 million people visit each year, so there are lots of places to stay, in a vast range of shapes and sizes. With this in mind, we’re here to help with our guide to the neighbourhoods of Orlando.
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Some of us travel to Tuscany for a specific sight: Pisa’s tower? Florence’s duomo or Ponte Vecchio? Siena’s liquorice-striped cathedral? the whole of magical medieval San Gimignano? There’s so much to see in Tuscany that you can’t really go wrong, but why not plan a trip that features the places you most like the sound of!
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Discover the best neighbourhoods to stay in in Paris using the Hotel Guru’s detailed guide. We’ll help you find the right part of Paris to stay in whether you’re here to appreciate her elegant sights, to enjoy the museums, to explore her streets, to experience the nightlife, do some shopping, or just soak up the unmistakable, incomparable atmosphere.
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The Hotel Guru’s Suffolk guide will help you find the perfect part of Suffolk to stay in, whatever reason you have for visiting this picturesque and gently charming part of England. We love Bury St Edmunds with its historic buildings, the races at Newmarket, Lowestoft for its beautiful sandy bay, pretty Aldeburgh and Southwold, and the incredible Broads, shared with Norfolk. But there’s a lot more to Suffolk besides.
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The Hotel Guru’s guide to the neighbourhoods of Catania will help you pick where to stay, from charming Centro Storico and Via Crociferi, to family-friendly Corso Italia & Villa Bellini, seaside Ognina/ Lungomare and creative San Berillo.
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The Hotel Guru’s guide to the neighbourhoods of Cusco, from the Plaza de Armas and the Centro Histórico, for major attractions; the views of San Cristobal; quiet charmer, Lucrepata; or San Blas, the artisan neighbourhood. Check availability and book online.
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Gorgeously historic with its flamboyant Moorish architecture, yet super hip and lauded by foodies, Seville is a wonderful city break destination. This is a well loved destination, either plenty of variety of accommodation, and a warm and welcoming response to visitors.
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The Hotel Guru’s guide to the neighbourhoods of Aruba will help you pick where to stay, from the vibrant Palm Beach and more relaxed Eagle Beach, to the colourful capital Oranjestad and the more local feeling Savaneta and San Nicolas.
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The Hotel Guru’s guide to the neighbourhoods of Aix en Provence will help you pick where to stay, from the charming Historic Centre and local feeling Aix Les Milles, to cultural Mazarin and well-connected La Rotonde.
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The Hotel Guru’s guide to the neighbourhoods of Chania will help you pick where to stay. Choose between the vibrant centre of Old Town & Venetian Harbour, the family-friendly Nea Chora and the more local feeling Tabakaria & Koum Kapi.
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The Hotel Guru’s guide to the neighbourhoods of Detroit will help you pick where to stay. Choose between central, bustling Downtown, and nightlife annex Greektown, culture-rich Midtown with its many museums, hip and historic Corktown, foodie favourite Eastern Market, grand, historic Boston-Edison and outdoorsy West Village
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Gateway to the wonders of south east Asian, Singapore is a vibrant, tropical metropolis with a rich history and culture, and exciting cuisine! It’s a technologically innovative city, known for its fantastic shopping, and lively atmosphere. And a really unique place to explore, as well as being an easy place to acclimatise to the region. Singapore is a very modern and outward looking city, so it’s got all the big hotel brands you may know and favour, as well as plenty of its own unique accommodation options. It’s a big city! there’s really something for every taste.
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