Where to stay

O’ahu is the third largest Hawaiian island, and home to Hawaii’s capital and largest city, Honolulu.  So it’s easy to end up on O’ahu if you’re heading for Hawaii generally.  O’ahu is also the most populated island.  O’ahu’s map also reveals Waikīkī Beach; Pearl Harbour; Diamond Head; Kailua Bay; Turtle Bay and the North Shore.  Of course O’ahu is a tropical beauty, which is also one of the main reasons people want to visit, with a long coastline of sandy beaches fringed by gently swaying palm trees. 

The Hotel Guru’s guide to the neighbourhoods of Mexico City will help you decide where to stay: whether you want to be close to all the major sights - Centro Historico; to stay somewhere with a hip atmosphere and great places to eat - Roma Norte; to stay somewhere relaxed and green - Condesa...

Hanoi is a bustling capital, that somehow manages to be both ancient and contemporary at the same time! Hanoi’s accommodation options range just as widely, from cutting edge cleverness, to grand dames, and modest rooms to palatial apartments, and from the historic, lively Old Quarter, to hip Hai Bà Trưng, peaceful Tay Ho, and the luxurious French Quarter...

This is our Hotel Guru’s guide to the neighbourhoods of Reykjavík for visitors, from Miðbær, the city centre neighbourhood; to the scenic Grandi, Old Harbour area; Vesturbær and Laugavegur, which are central, but family-friendly; green Laugardalur; and relaxed Kópavogur.

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.

The Brisbane River glides through Brisbane on its way to the beautiful beaches of Moreton Bay, offering a beachy atmosphere along its banks. Even when it’s not summer in Brisbane, it feels pretty summery, tropical even, and the river is an inviting feature, as well as one which nicely divides up Brisbane’s more central neighbourhoods...

Because the Hawaiian winds makes all the difference to weather conditions and terrain, Kauai is often divided into four regions, the South Shore, the North Shore, the East Side and the West Side. There are centres in each region, but it’s not a bad idea to start your search by the weather conditions you most fancy...

The Hotel Guru’s guide to the neighbourhoods of Louisville will help you decide where to stay, from Downtown where you’ll find all the best museums; to trendy, arty NuLu (New Louisville); and Germantown, which offers a relaxed setting, and many great bakeries...

The Hotel Guru’s guide to the neighbourhoods of Fort Lauderdale will help you decide where to stay, from the visitor-friendly sands and numerous accommodation choices of Central Beach; to the shopping, entertainment and galleries of downtown neighbourhood, Las Olas...

The Hotel Guru's guide to West Sussex will help you find the ideal part of West Sussex for your stay, whether you’re here for the horse or motor racing at Goodwood, the polo at Cowdray Park, the Roman Villa at Fishbourne, the Bluebell Railway or the surrounding bluebell woods, the stunning South Downs, or just out for a stroll in the beautiful countryside followed by an excellent ale in a country pub. West Sussex offers both excitement and relaxation, a chance to see something new, or to enjoy life’s simple pleasures. And it’s the perfect place to do a bit of both.

The Hotel Guru’s guide to the neighbourhoods of Savannah will help you decide where to stay. For old Savannah, we recommend the central Historic District, or historic Gordonston, which is off-centre and more peaceful...

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.