Dublin, Ireland
The Merrion
Four Georgian townhouses opposite Government Buildings, holding Dublin's finest art collection, gardens and its most celebrated restaurant.
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The Directory
Every property researched and profiled by the Browntravels editorial team. Sponsored placements are always clearly labelled.
Udaipur, India
An 18th-century white marble palace floating on Lake Pichola, reached by boat and still one of the most romantic arrivals in world travel.
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Marrakech, Morocco
Marrakech's legendary 1923 palace hotel, wrapped in centuries-old royal gardens, Art Deco-Moorish interiors and Churchill-era glamour.
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Sydney, Australia
Australia's most coveted hotel address curves along the Rocks waterfront with full-frame Opera House views from rooms, restaurant and rooftop pool.
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Uluwatu, Indonesia
A clifftop villa estate on the Bukit Peninsula where Italian tailoring meets Balinese craft 150 metres above the Indian Ocean.
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Auchterarder, United Kingdom
A glamorous 1920s Perthshire estate where championship golf, gundogs and falconry meet a surprisingly stylish country-house party.
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London, United Kingdom
A 1931 Park Lane institution overlooking Hyde Park, mixing Art Deco glamour, deep English tradition and one of Mayfair's liveliest dining line-ups.
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St. Moritz, Switzerland
The 1856 birthplace of Alpine winter tourism, where Switzerland's first electric light still glows over Engadin panoramas, the Cresta Run and a superb spa.
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Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen's white palace on Kongens Nytorv since 1755, famous for its Michelin-starred Marchal, champagne bar and spectacular Christmas facade.
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Beijing, China
An all-suite Peninsula in the Wangfujing quarter, a short walk from the Forbidden City, rebuilt from the inside out into Beijing's most residential luxury stay.
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