A slightly different place to sleep for this review. Not a hotel or a cottage… but a train! I would pick travelling by train over flying any day, and I especially love a sleeper train. The UK currently has two - the Caledonian Sleeper (London Euston to Scotland) and The Night Riviera Sleeper (London ...
A FOODIE’S GUIDE TO OXFORD
Oxford’s thriving café culture and wonderful spread of independent restaurants make it a top foodie destination. Below are some of my favourites, and the places I always recommend when friends and family are heading to Oxford. The guide is divided up into restaurants (more formal, sit down meals), ...
A GUIDE TO OXFORD
In many ways Oxford reminds me of my beloved Edinburgh. It’s compact size, great independent cafes and restaurants, super photogenic architecture, and wonderful countryside right on the doorstep – but it is much quicker to get to from London! Given its proximity to the capital, Oxford makes for a ...
CHECK IN: AL SEEF HERITAGE HOTEL, DUBAI
There is no shortage of accommodation to chose from in Dubai, with some of the most over the top, superlative hotels in the world on offer. Increasingly, there are also a number of smaller, more low key options opening. Al Seef Heritage Hotel, part of the Hilton Group, is one such hotel. Close to ...
A FIRST TIMER’S GUIDE TO CAIRO
I wasn’t sure what I would think of Cairo. The city is not usually my preferred habitat. I would much rather spend my time exploring the outdoors. And Cairo isn’t just any city, but a megacity, with population of over 22 million people. “Hustle and bustle” doesn’t even come close! So I ...
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