The world's most amazing holiday hideaways
For these cosy cabin connoisseurs from around the world, designs don't need to be grand in order to be fulfilling.
Luxury must be earned on this four-day walk.
Buenos Aires or Paris? It's hard to tell once you enter one of its famed bares notables.
Fantastic bars and restaurants, gorgeous design and exemplary service help this shiny new property stand out among Washington's impressive hotel offerings.
I'm writing this in the Irish House, a pub in Delhi International Airport. I'd rather be in the Qantas lounge, as I expected.
Cairns' neighbour is home to fancy resorts and restaurants, but also acts as a glamorous gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree rainforest.
Guest can have a go at commentating on a grand prix and meet a hologram of British legend Sir Jackie Stewart.
In Doha, skyscrapers spangle the skyline and the iridescent waters of the Persian Gulf lap a city humming with aircon and the accoutrements afforded by vast wealth. But you can't drink oil.
It seems there are no distances too far for Mad Max 2 devotees to travel to pay homage.