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How to be at the right place at the right time in the right city. Luxury hotels, charming houses, design hotels and what you can find  around them. That is the content of the book Hotels and More about London. Hoosta Magazine loves this book.
London: Hotels And More (Book) - Taschen Angelika(Ed)
Release Date: 01 Jan […]

This exciting series focuses on the vitality and uniqueness of the world’s greatest cities. Each volume is superbly designed and produced, yet ingeniously practical, with lavish photography, easy-to-read maps, and informed and enjoyable texts. From off-beat cafés and cutting-edge restaurants to the most stylish stores, hotels, and neighborhoods, StyleCity uncovers all the special places where […]

Today’s travelers are a sophisticated lot. Demanding and design savvy, they have been ill-served by a travel guide market saturated with text-heavy tomes, none of which has catered to the selective, style-conscious traveler—until nowOver the last decade, Sydney has come to epitomize the very best in New World style. Blessed by sunny weather and a […]

Olga Polizzi, owner of Hotel Tresanton in Cornwall and Hotel Endsleigh in Devon
Rooms are going to get bigger, according to hotel owner and designer Polizzi. Ten years ago most rooms were 35sq m, but this has increased to 45-50sq m. Polizzi believes people want bigger rooms as the size of homes is getting smaller: “It’s […]

Claus Sendlinger, founder of Design Hotels
Sendlinger, whose hotel group prides itself on its design, says: “Minimalism is going strong. It is really difficult to get right, but you can still have an 80sq m room with two pillows on the floor and have it look cosy. You just need to get the textures and […]

Sinclair Beecham, owner of the Hoxton Hotel, London
People need to “stop wasting hot air talking about service” and “give guests what they really want”, says the no-nonsense Beecham, who has moved into hotels after co-founding the Pret a Manger sandwich chain. “Everyone talks about ‘improving service’, but then they don’t actually do anything.”
Guests want “practical […]

Caroline Raphael, editor of the Good Hotel Guide
Foreign staff at British hotels are “fantastic” and the more that come to work here the better, says Raphael. Why? “Wonderful people from Poland and the other East European countries have a tradition of high-quality service.” She admits that this has a drawback: “In some ways it’s a […]