This restored mansion, set in the heart of the fashionable Woollahra district, has an ... more
elegant Victorian interior with a variety of rooms suiting different needs. The Hughenden Boutique Hotel is surrounded by a variety of antique and art galleries. It ...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Located only 10 km (6 miles) away from the airport and only 5 km (3 miles) away from ... more
downtown Sydney, the Hughenden Boutique Hotel couldn't be in a better position. All 42 at this 4-star property offers well-furnished rooms and attentive service. Eac...
Location. The Hughenden Boutique Hotel is located in Woollahra, New South Wales, ... more
Australia. 200 meters from the Woollahra Antique and Art Galleries 300 meters from the Centennial Parklands 300 meters from Paddington shops Hotel Features. Victorian style restaurant and bar Complimentary wireless Internet access Laundry facilities Guestrooms. Dial up Internet access for a fee Cable television Coffeemakers and refrigerators
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. The Hughenden Boutique Hotel is located in Woollahra, New South Wales, ... more
Australia. 200 meters from the Woollahra Antique and Art Galleries 300 meters from the Centennial Parklands300 meters from Paddington shops Hotel Features. Victorian style restaurant and bar Complimentary wireless Internet access Laundry facilities Guestrooms. Dial up Internet access for a fee Cable television Coffeemakers and refrigerators
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Fabulous decor; impeccable customer service; Disadvantages: I had to leave!
Last week my boyfriend turned 26 and I wanted to surprise him and take him away somewhere swanky for a short break. We both work very hard and long hours so I was after somewhere where we could relax and switch off from everything for a couple of days and just feel a bit pampered. After lots of research, Dublin seemed like the ideal place and after checking out some reviews on tripadvisor, The Dylan hotel looked like the perfect choice, being rated the 2nd best hotel in the city.
The Dylan is a 5 star boutiquehotel based slightly outside of Dublin's main centre in a 19th-century townhouse that used to house the nurses of the nearby hospital. It's located on the South side of town by the canal in a quiet side street in a residential part of town, so you're unlikely to be bothered by any noise, but is a quick and very straightforward ...
Advantages: Lots of honest reviews on interesting hotels Disadvantages: Hotels can be quite expensive to stay at
** Please note that this review is on volume 2, which is not the book in the picture**
Mr and Mrs Smith is essentially a travel guide, but not in the same way the AA is a travel guide. This book only looks at a handful of hotels and they must be 4 or 5 * or boutiquehotels.
It is a very stylish book and can be picked up at most book shops for about £20 ? £25. You may think this is quite expensive, but an added benefit is that in every book you receive a Mr and Mrs Smith card. All you have to do is register the card on the website and it allows you to receive free gifts and discounts at the hotels they feature, both in the book and on their website www.mrandmrssmith.com.
The book starts with an introduction from the people at Mr and Mr Smith and explain that is has been going for nearly 5 years now. On the second page is where ...
Advantages: Cental location, friendly service, individualistic Disadvantages: A little cramped, grubby carpets, a little inflexible on breakfast times
I travel a lot with work and it's a trifle sad but I have become blasé regarding the same luxury hotel chains-Renaissance, Holiday Inn, Hilton etc
It was nice to stay at a boutiquehotel for once-and one right slap bang in the middle of Newcastle city centre. Prestige Events Magazine voted it the 4th coolest boutiquehotel in the UK last year. The Lowry in Manchester (I love it) was number 10. It's a cute little hotel with a mere 49 bedrooms. I'm not sure why we stay here rather than one of the hotel chains but I am not complaining! Apparently it used to be a bank. It's also Newcastle's first pet friendly hotel. I travelled with my dear deceased little dog in the past and we both enjoyed dog friendly hotels.
First impressions:
You could almost miss the hotel, as it's very discreet. And small! As soon as you walk through the door ...
