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Lulu Boutique Hotel - 10% Discount Special Offer
Zebbug, Malta
A charming oasis, Clive and Luidmila’s lovingly restored 300-year-old house is tucked away in a small town of narrow, winding streets, within easy reach of the cities of Mdina and Valletta.

Gasthof-Hotel Doktorwirt
Salzburg
A ‘lovely traditional hotel’, much enjoyed by visitors: ‘We can’t give it enough accolades,’ one reader wrote. Another adds: ‘What a delightful place. Some of the nicest, most professional hoteliers I have come across.’

Albergo Al Sole
Asolo
Once a bolt hole for wealthy Venetians escaping the summer heat (plus Robert Browning, Freya Stark, Igor Stravinsky et al.), this charming little medieval hill town in the Veneto is known as ‘the town of a hundred horizons’.

Domaine de Rochevilaine
Billiers
On a rocky spur of the south Brittany coast, this luxurious hotel (Relais & Châteaux) is owned by Bertrand Jaquet.

Hotel de Varenne
Paris
Close to the Invalides and the Rodin museum with its fascinating garden, this former hôtel particulier changed hands in 2002.

Oberwesel
Romantically set above the Rhine (stunning views), this medieval castle is reached by ‘quite a walk up, on cobblestones’ (luggage follows by tractor).

Villa Le Barone
Panzano-in-chianti
This small Tuscan hilltop hotel, much loved by Guide readers over many years, has been owned by the famous Della Robbia family since the 16th century.

Hotel Aigua Blava
Begur
Built in the style of a Catalan village around the Fornells cove on a lovely stretch of the Costa Brava, this much-loved hotel (‘well run, in a beautiful spot’) was thought ‘truly wonderful’ by a regular Guide correspondent.
At the entrance of this village in the beautiful Val d’Annivers, Anne-Françoise and Claude Buchs-Favre’s large white, blue-shuttered hotel dates from 1859.

Hotel Bella Tola & St-Luc
St-luc
At the entrance of this village in the beautiful Val d’Annivers, Anne-Françoise and Claude Buchs-Favre’s large white, blue-shuttered hotel dates from 1859.

Hotel Ter Duinen
Bruges
This charming small hotel is a trim white house by a canal, just out of the very busy tourist area, ten minutes walk from the market square. It is well run by its friendly owners.

Ti al Lannec
Trebeurden
The Jouanny family’s handsome, white 19th-century mansion (Relais de Silence). stands in a large flowery garden (where meals are served under parasols and cypress trees).

Auberge du Bon Laboureur
Chenonceaux
‘Lovely looking and efficiently run,’ say visitors. At the château gates, this l8th century post house (Relais du Silence) has been owned by the Jeudi family since 1902.
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Hotel Can Boix
Peramola
Beautifully set among trees at the foot of the craggy Roca del Corb, the Pallarès family’s smart, modern hotel is not far from the main Andorra to Lleida road.

Romantik Hotel U raka
Prague
In an artists’ colony up a hill near the castle (a ‘charming spot’), this stylish little guest house (‘At the Sign of the Crayfish’) is a tasteful recreation of two wooden 18th-century farm buildings, in cobbled courtyards, on this site.

Castel Pergine
Pergine Valsugana
Above a small town (once a Roman settlement) east of Trento, this medieval castle stands in large wooded grounds: ‘a marvellous setting’.

Hotel Chopin
Paris
Philippe Bidal’s modest hotel (a listed historic monument) stands at the end of a glass-roofed 19th-century arcade with shops, near the junction of boulevards Haussmann, Montmartre and des Italiens.

Villa Ducale
Taormina
‘Our favourite small hotel in the world,’ said one GHG reader after his fourth visit. ‘Its position, above the town, gives it the feel of a private hideaway.

Albergo Bad Dreikirchen
Barbiano
High above the Isarco valley between Bressanone and Bolzano, this hamlet consists of le tre chiese, three curious little attached medieval churches and this unspoilt 14th-century chalet, now a modest hotel.

Hotel Meder
Andernach
‘Pleasant, friendly and well appointed’, and ‘excellent value for money’, this neat town house (c. 1900) is an upmarket B&B hotel, yellow-painted and fronted by flowery window boxes.

Chateau St Paterne
St Paterne
“A wonderful antidote to faceless mid-Atlantic hotels”, this beautiful Renaissance château stands in its own lovely park on the eastern edge of Alençon.
From £145 per night

Casa Tres Palmeiras
Praia Do Vau
‘In a wonderful setting’, on a cliff, this upmarket B&B, ‘a peaceful oasis’, has glorious views of sea, sky, beach and the rugged coast of the western Algarve.

L’Abbaye-Chateau de Camon
Camon
‘Just as lovely as we remembered,’ says a returning visitor to this converted 10th-century abbey, part of a castle in this lovely old fortified village, way south-west of Carcassonne.

Chateau de Villette
Poil
In the Morvan nature reserve in southern Burgundy, this 16th/18th-century château has been run for seven years
From £175 per night

La Calcina
Venice
John Ruskin stayed in this pensione on the Dorsoduro in 1877. Now owned by Marc Sibuet and Regina Segre Amar, who promise ‘discreet service and peace’, it faces the Giudecca canal.
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Buchholz Downtown Hotel
Cologne
In the city centre, this listed building with its attractive Victorian facade is one of Cologne’s most charming town house hotels.

Villa Carlotta
Taormina
A stone-clad 19th-century nobleman’s residence, modelled on a 14th century fortress, Villa Carlotta, perches high on a cliff above the Ionian Sea, with stunning panoramic views…

Quinta Jardins do Lago
Funchal
High on a hill slope, in a residential area, stands this luxury hotel in a beautiful subtropical garden filled with huge, ancient trees.

La Metairie
Mauzac
In the Périgord Noir, this ‘true gem’ is run by its ‘genial’ Swiss owners, Heinz and Rita Johner.

Chateau de Verrieres
Saumur
In the glorious Pays de la Loire in a great park, in Saumur, with its ancient houses and weekly market. this historic mansion is now an elegant luxury B&B hotel and spa.
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Hotel Metropol
Zermatt
‘Ten wonderful days. My favourite hotel anywhere,’ wrote a devotee who celebrated his 80th birthday at Franziska and Gabriel Taugwalder’s chalet hotel.

Le Cagnard
Haut-de-cagnes
This unusual hotel is a clever conversion of medieval houses on the side of a cliff, by the ramparts of this fashionable hill village, inland from Nice.

Hotel Beau Site
Talloires
The lawns of this hotel (with loungers and plenty of space for sunbathing) run down to a private beach on the shore of Lake Annecy.
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Ambassade Hotel
Amsterdam
A long-time Guide favourite, ‘it has to be one of our favourite hotels in Europe’.

Petit Hotel Ses Rotges
Cala Ratjada
In a village on the north-east tip of Mallorca, this much-admired restaurant-with-rooms is run by the ‘delightful’ French owner/chef, Gérard Tétard, with his wife, Laurence and their son William.

Hotel Restaurant Ermitage
Kandersteg
This village, at the western end of the Bernese Oberland, is good all year round for a holiday: skiing and glaciers in winter, ‘a hiker’s paradise’ in summer.
‘A model of a friendly small hotel,’ say visitors. Owned by the von Allmen family, it has a ‘wonderful position’ in the lower part of the village.

Hotel Alpenrose
Wengen
‘A model of a friendly small hotel,’ say visitors. Owned by the von Allmen family, it has a ‘wonderful position’ in the lower part of the village.

Les Florets
Gigondas
Against a background of the craggy Dentelles de Montmirail, this old-fashioned hotel has a superb setting high in a wooded valley, near some of the best Côtes du Rhône vineyards.

Hotel Spa Le Calendal
Arles
‘A lovely little hotel,’ says a visitor to Frederic and Cécile Lespinasse-Jacquemin’s quiet, friendly B&B in three buildings in the old town.

Domain de la Tortiniere
Veigné
‘A lovely hotel’. The owner/managers, Anne and Xavier Olivereau, are the fourth generation of the family to run this handsome pepperpotted Second Empire mansion, set amid woods and lawns in a park.
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