In the Press ~ Q4 / Oct - Dec 2018

2 October 2018

Featuring:

The Parisi Hotel

5 November 2018

Featuring:
The Pheasant at Neenton, Augill Castle, Alexandra Hotel, The Old Monmouth, Walford Court, The Old Vicarage, The Litton, Penally Abbey, Woodchester Vineyard, The Globe Inn, The Dog at Wingham, The Bull, Brownber Hall, The Bell at Skenfrith, Tiroran House, Abbey House, The Elephant, The Cloudesley, Ara, The Horn of plenty, Old Downton Lodge, Lancrigg, The Three Hills, The Rose & Crown, Trevigue, The Eagle & Child, Alton Albany Farm, Mount Pleasant Farm, Strand House, The Millbrook

5 November 2018

Featuring:

El Jallo

16 November 2018

Featuring:

The Bull Inn, The Shaven Crown, The Ring of Bells, The Anchor Inn, The Redan Inn, The White Hart, The Royal Oak Inn, The Locksbrook, The Three Tuns, The White Horse Inn, Masons Arms, The Milk House, The Dog at Wingham, The Barrow House, The three Hills, The Merry Harriers, Sir Roger  Tichborne, The Cat, The Three Hills, The Hundred House Hotel, The Howard Arms, The Cow, The Shibden Mill, The Eagle & Child, The Three Greyhounds, The Bull’s Head

15 December 2018

Featuring:

Field Barn

22 December 2018

Featuring:

Palazzo Ca’nova

22 December 2018

Featuring:

Hotel Les Chammettes

Heading for somewhere you’ve never heard of is a bit of a risk. There’s equal chance that you uncover a hidden gem or find out that there’s a good reason nobody ever recommended the place to you. It’s tempting to play it safe and head straight for a region’s famous destinations, but here are four unknown spots that guarantee you the joy of discovery.

When we inspect a potential new inn, we look for all the little touches that make you feel at home. That friendly face at the bar, the big roaring fire, home-cooked food, and supremely comfortable rooms. Here are four of our favourite, featuring a big city break, a hiking haven, a foodie destination and coastal hideaway.

Jo Tinsley’s passion for slow travel, long rambles and sea swimming has sent her all over the globe. This summer,  she road-tripped through Jura, a relatively unknown region in France, discovering remote lakes, medieval villages and thriving wildlife.