Looking for an unexpected break in Europe, here’s a few ideas on where to stay!
Hotel Chapter Roma, Rome: for those looking for a more chic and laid back in style type of stay while exploring The Eternal City, do check out this hotel based in a narrow side street of Regola. It is situated close to sites such as the Trevi Fountain and Capitoline museums, meaning it si the perfect location to go out and explore the city.
Le Ponte de L’Orme, Provence: if you are looking for a tranquil stay in Provence, why not check out this charming B&B that has only five guest rooms, ensuring peace and relaxation. Set at the foothills of Mont Ventoux, this bed and breakfast sees the day beginning with a homemade breakfast featuring local ingredients. It is also an ideal location to explore the surrounding area of Provence via bike or on foot, with fantastic views available and markets to explore.
Hotel Arioso, Paris: this boutique hotel in the city of light is based in a former meeting house (but built in the style of a mansion), is ideally situated to explore places such as Champs-Élysées, the Grands Magasins department stores and the famous Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Offering 28 rooms, it offers an intimate and cosy stay.
Il Palazzo Experimenta, Venice: offering 32 rooms and suites, this hotel offers a different take on experimentation and design. There is a garden to enjoy after a long day of sight seeing as well as starting your day there to enjoy a breakfast before heading out. There is also a range of activities that you can organise through the hotel to ensure that you make the most of your stay in the city.
Sir Victor Hotel, Barcelona: situated in the city’s Modernist district, close by to Gaudí’s world-famous Casa Milà. The hotel was named after the writer Victor Català and includes 91 stunning guest rooms and suites, MR PORTER steakhouse, our scenic rooftop bar and restaurant, the Zero Space Spa & Gym, and of course rather fittingly a library!
Hotel César Lanzarote: surrounded by a volcanic landscape, this hotel combines nature and architecture – it is the former home of César Manrique’s family and offers a new perspective of the island. The hotel offers a range of experiences no matter what your taste!
Hotel Cavour, Milan: situated just a short distance awayfrom the city’s from the Duomo and Via Montenapoleone, admittedly it is a stay ideal for those coming to stay on business. However, it still provides a place of quiet and comfort during your stayt, while also meaning that you can explore the city at ease if you manage to get some downtime.
By Emma Clarendon