So you’ve finally decided to make that bucket-list trip to Egypt, and one of your main stops will no doubt be Cairo to enjoy the many amazing experiences and ancient wonders it offers. But the Egyptian capital is a huge, sprawling megapolis of over 10 million people, its greater area also encompassing the Giza Plateau, … More Hotel review: Hyatt Regency Cairo West
When planning a visit to a new city, one of the most important things to figure out is where to stay. Finding somewhere that fits your budget, ideally gets good traveller reviews, and is well located for accessing local attractions can sometimes be harder than it seems, especially when you have no bearings of the … More Hotel review: Fraser Suites Doha
In the urban Asian metropolis that is Seoul, there is certainly no dearth of top-class hotels. And, as I stepped into the lower lobby of the JW Marriott, where a giant necklace-like sculpture drops from the ceiling as a zen centrepiece, I was in no doubt I had chosen one of the very best of … More Hotel review: JW Marriott Seoul
Azerbaijan is known as the ‘Land of Fire’; indeed its ancient Persian name of Aturpatakan roughly translates to ‘a place where the sacred fire is preserved’. It lies in an oil-rich part of the world with intense geothermal activity that includes mud volcanoes and natural-gas fires that blaze continuously on hillsides. The region was also … More Hotel review: Fairmont Baku Flame Towers
If you decide to stay out at the Dead Sea when visiting Jordan, you’ll likely find yourself choosing from the handful of resorts that line the coast at the sea’s northern end. And if you want to truly indulge, you may want to splurge on a few nights at the Kempinski Ishtar Dead Sea, widely … More Hotel review: Kempinski Ishtar Dead Sea
