After our short stay at Four Seasons, we ventured into the old town of Marrakech, the Medina. We were prepared for chaos in Marrakech after reading the guidebooks and listening to friend’s stories, but upon arrival in the Medina, we were subjected to true taste of what it is like to be a tourist in [...]
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Dar les Cigognes, Marrakech
Posted in Marrakech, Reviews, Travel, tagged Dar les Cigognes, Marrakech, Medina, morocco, review, riad, Travel on May 22, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Four Seasons, Marrakech
Posted in Reviews, Cuisine, Moroccan, Travel, Airlines, Marrakech, tagged Travel, Marrakech, four seasons, solano, british airways on May 20, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
‘Cabin crew, please take your seats for landing’. The familiar words from the softly spoken pilot woke me up on my early flight to Marrakech. I lifted my blindfold off my eyes and looked out of the window. All I could see was a vast expanse of desert and sandy coloured towns dotted below the [...]
Tune hotel – Liverpool Street
Posted in London hotels, Reviews, Travel, tagged budget hotel, cheap hotel london, liverpool street hotel, tune hotels on April 11, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
These days you offen hear or see the word ‘budget’ dotted around. Budget flights, budget supermarket products and more. But recently I was introduced to something I thought I’d never sign up to – budget hotels. I was invited to try the newest addition to the Tune hotels portfolio in London’s Liverpool Street. At first [...]
Shoe making at Bedruthan
Posted in Cornwall, Reviews, Spas, Travel, tagged bedruthan hotel, bedruthan steps, green shoes, newquay airport, shoe making course on March 30, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
A few months ago I was presented with a little booklet. On the cover was a drawing of a beautiful Cornish beach and the words ‘Bedruthan hotel’. I flicked through and stopped at the sight of a very pretty pair of shoes. Upon closer inspection, I saw that the hotel would be running a two-day [...]
Murad facial – Essential Therapie
Posted in Reviews, Spas, tagged Essential Therapie London, Fleet Street Spa, Murad Facial on March 13, 2012 | 2 Comments »
The first time you do anything always carries with it a sense of nervousness and excitement. “You have never had a facial?” trilled Paula, my therapist for the hour as I confessed all. You see, for reasons way beyond my comprehension, I have never taken good care of my skin. I started moisturising (sort of) [...]
Jacqueline Harvey at The Pelham
Posted in Bespoke RSVP, Reviews, Travel, tagged centering meditation, featured, gulten free, health, healthy afternoon tea, Jacqueline Harvey, lifestyle consultation, nutritional evaluation, personal fitness session, poached salmon, south kensington, spelt bread, The Pelham, Virgin Mojito, white tea on March 7, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Published on BespokeRSVP on Wednesday 7th March 2012 On an unseasonably warm and sunny February afternoon in London, I walked out of South Kensington station and smiled as I saw large numbers of happy people sitting outside basking in the sunshine whilst sipping on coffees and nibbling on cakes. I wanted to join in but [...]
Best budget hotel in London? The Hoxton
Posted in London hotels, Reviews, Travel, tagged budget hotel london, east london hotel, pret lite breakfast, sinclair beecham on February 9, 2012 | 1 Comment »
I love a good staycation. “What on earth is that?” I hear you cry. Well my friends, a staycation is a holiday, away from home, but where you don’t actually have to travel very far. Last weekend I had a staycation at The Hoxton hotel in, you guessed it, Hoxton. Based on the Easy Jet [...]
Endellion, Watergate Bay
Posted in Cornwall, Reviews, Travel, tagged beach retreats, endellion, newquay holiday home, watergate bay on January 24, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
“Turn next left and you have reached your destination.” Thank god, I was getting ready to rip the sat nav off the dashboard. The soft and huskey tones of the woman giving us directions was starting to grate on me. If only I could have changed the voice to, say, David Hasslehoff or David Attenborough, [...]
Gospel Brunch at Altitude 360
Posted in American, £ x 3, Cuisine, Events, London restaurants, Reviews, Travel, tagged altitude 360, gospel lunch london, london community gospel choir, millbank tower on January 17, 2012 | 1 Comment »
The weather last Sunday may have been cloudy and overcast but the views from the 28th floor of the Millbank Tower were astounding. We arrived at 12pm and were shown to our table for brunch. But this was no ordinary brunch; this was Gospel at Altitude 360. As I stared out at the London skyline, [...]
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