A selection of our favourite articles written recently about our hotels, restaurants, bars and people.
Stylish and sleekly designed, right on Dam Square and one of the best child-friendly hotels in Amsterdam city centre
Basically, they look like the spare room in the house of the coolest friend you know. There are natural textures, plush bedding, and thoughtful details.
Mid-century furniture, a negroni trolley and a Thames view to wake up to – here’s why Sea Containers London’s new Cabin Suites are sailing onto our list of favourite London stays.
Our readers' favourite hotels in Europe: 2025 Readers' Choice Awards.
In need of a dose of Dutch elegance? Then we recommend a stay at this stunning 5-star for its stunning stately home vibes.
The beloved fashion designer channeled his Louisiana roots when creating the 18-foot-tall show-stopper that’s now on view at the Riggs Washington, DC
It doesn’t get more charming than the Pulitzer Amsterdam, comprising 25 converted Golden Age canal houses that have been decorated to showcase the history of its various buildings.
This iconic hotel is housed in the former Riggs National Bank building and makes the most of its illustrious architectural past.
The winners of The Caterer's 2023 Hotel Cateys were revealed on Monday 13th November with Lore Group winning Best Use of Technology.
During the past decade the hotel bar has enjoyed a righteous renaissance, here are some of the best including Pulitzer's Bar, Lyaness and Silver Lyan
It’s as though designer Strauss has let his imagination run free. And it works. It’s a welcome antidote to the usual cookie-cutter approach to urban hotel design.
For the second year in a row, relative newcomer Riggs Washington D.C. was T+L readers' pick for the best hotel in Washington, D.C.
Riggs Washington D.C. is the place to stay in the capital city, and it's got the accolades to prove it. The property was named the best hotel in Washington, D.C. in by T+L readers.
Jacu Strauss, Creative Director of Lore Group is behind the redesign and launch of One Hundred Shoreditch; the award-winning Dutch hotel Pulitzer Amsterdam; and the boutique hotel Riggs Washington D.C.
In keeping with the area’s creative spirit, the 258-room-and-suite hotel has a gallery and art space known as the Workshop where you might discover an exhibition or a pop-up retail shop
In Amsterdam, the name of the game is staying as close as possible to its iconic canals. And at The Pulitzer Amsterdam, all you need to do is open the front door.
A cluster of 25 Golden Age canal houses restored from their 17th and 18th century glory to modern standards, the Pulitzer is a quintessentially Amsterdam experience – elegant, quirky, unique.
The first-ever U.S. property from the Lore Group transformed the “Bank of Presidents” into a modern day icon in D.C.’s Penn Quarter neighborhood while Lyle is your best bet for a home-away-from-home.