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Hotel · Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq
"A seasonal, six-tent camp tucked by the bay near Saqqaq, pitched from June to September, where canvas tents sit on wooden platforms with sealskin pillows, electric blankets, and hot showers in plywood en-suites, and a teepee-shaped dining tent turns out caribou steaks and arctic char alongside ferried-in produce. Getting here meant an hour’s hop from Nuuk and a weather-battered boat ride that delivered me under the midnight sun, but once settled the days flowed into coffee by the water, long walks over lichen-slicked rocks and mossy tundra, and fishing for cod with nothing but a line and hooks to the soundtrack of icebergs—some cruise-ship tall—groaning in the fjord. I arrived tense and phone-addled, yet with the spotty signal and the camp’s deliberate choice of tents over cabins keeping me close to the elements, I never felt like I was roughing it and could feel my stress melt away." - Chris Schalkx
Hotel · Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq
"Tucked along a narrow finger of the Nuuk Fjord about two hours by boat from the city’s edge, I spent a few days at this remote outpost where teepee-style tents are plush with electric heaters, stand-alone bathrooms, and bits of Arctic flotsam—caribou antlers, feathers—for decor. Days moved at a syrup-slow pace: cold plunges in the icy fjord, catnaps in beds from wild herbs and moss, and tracing the waterfall behind camp through waist-deep dwarf willow until the panorama resembled a sea of mountaintops with hardly a human intervention in sight. It’s equal parts comfortable and elemental, the kind of place that gently resets your sense of reality." - Chris Schalkx
F9XW+5VW, Davis St, West Fork, Greenland Get directions
Lodge · Bunda
"An exercise in “roughing it” the Singita way, this roaming, six‑tent camp is exclusive to a single group at a time, delivering ultimate safari seclusion. Days leaned more adventurous—guided walks to spot zebra, bird watching, and visits to the local community—punctuated by playful afternoons of archery on the endless lawn and board games by the pool (yes, there’s still a pool out here). I was most impressed by the food: generous family‑style meals conjured from a kitchen tent, with dinners often followed by stargazing through a telescope with a guide whose passion for astronomy was infectious." - Liam Hess
Lodge · Bunda
"Set in the middle of a seemingly boundless plain with panoramic views in every direction, this is a study in design‑forward safari style: classic earth‑toned linens and buttery brown leathers balanced by crisp contemporary flair. Each of the nine tented suites comes with a fully equipped bathroom and a tub overlooking the waterholes where animals gather, plus every modern convenience—well‑stocked pantry, coffee machine, and a meditation deck with a daybed. Game drives are as spectacular as anywhere in the Serengeti and tailored to exactly what you want to see, while downtime focuses on deep relaxation, whether a massage in the wellness treatment rooms, cocktails and snacks from the 24/7 “guest deli” by the pool, or yoga at sunrise." - Liam Hess
Hotel · Ballsbridge
"Overlooking St. Stephen’s Green within three elegant red‑brick 19th‑century townhouses, this grande dame balances rich history—former guests span Charlie Chaplin to Barack Obama, and it even appears in Joyce’s Ulysses—with a refreshed spirit after a tasteful renovation: soothing dusky blues and creams, enormous Italian‑linen‑draped beds, and marble‑clad bathtubs. When unwinding calls, there’s a sauna, steam room, an unusually large indoor pool, and a well‑equipped spa offering Swissline facials and bespoke massages. The Saddle Room serves fantastic food (the seared scallops from County Cork and Kells Black Angus beef are spectacular), while No. 27 is a lively perch for a Shelbourne Bramble. Most of all, the sunny hospitality shines—whether you’re a local popping in or arriving bleary‑eyed after a delayed flight, you’re greeted with warmth and thoughtful service—proof that nearly 200 years on, business here is brisker than ever." - Liam Hess, Nicole Kliest
Hotel · Ballsbridge
"Supremely luxurious yet discreet, just off Merrion Square and St. Stephen’s Green, this rambling conversion of Georgian townhouses hides rooms opulent enough to rival the Ritz while remaining firmly tasteful—think matching toile de jouy headboards and sofas, ornate ceiling plasterwork, and huge paneled windows that slide up to let in the morning breeze. After a swift check‑in, it’s tempting to linger for afternoon tea in the leafy courtyard beneath a sundial statue of James Joyce, descend to the subterranean spa for a soak in the Grecian‑style pool, or book dinner at the Garden Room for an Irish wagyu burger or roasted pork chops from County Mayo. The hotel also lays on one of Dublin’s most delightful afternoon teas, with miniature desserts inspired by Irish literary masterpieces—making it all the harder to tear yourself away to sightsee." - Liam Hess, Nicole Kliest
Hotel · Ballsbridge
"For those who like their luxury with pizzazz, this A‑list favorite (past guests include Taylor Swift, Bob Dylan, and Pelé) dazzles after a top‑to‑toe refurbishment that lends the jewel‑toned, cozy rooms a splashy, perfectly judged dose of Art Deco glamour. The beating heart is The Gallery, a first‑floor salon that buzzes from daytime tea service to late‑night Martinis (spilling over into the neighboring Sidecar lounge), and lunch at flagship restaurant Wilde is a highlight for playful riffs on Irish classics—seared Kilkeel scallops with pomegranate and curry oil, or Skeaghanore duck with onion squash and Amarena cherry sauce. Downstairs, all‑day bistro Balfes hums with well‑to‑do Dubliners fresh from Grafton Street. Dazzling on first impression but rich with substance, it’s easy to see why locals love it." - Liam Hess, Nicole Kliest
Hotel · Rathmines
"Set on tree‑lined Adelaide Road within walking distance of the center yet blissfully quiet, this 1878 red‑brick Victorian townhouse—once a home for retired governesses—preserves sash windows, fireplaces, and stained glass while adding modern comforts like rainforest showers. Mornings bring a full Irish in the Garden Room (Clonakilty sausages and field mushrooms), and afternoons are made for the Gin and Tea Rooms, where local farmhouse cheeses pair with classic cocktails like a refreshing cucumber gimlet. Renovated and reopened in 2018, the property’s charm was recognized with a Michelin Key in 2024; for peak coziness, the Lady Jane suite delivers a king‑size bed and original feature fireplace." - Liam Hess, Nicole Kliest
22 Adelaide Rd, Saint Kevin's, Dublin 2, D02 ET61, Ireland Get directions
Hotel · Ballsbridge
"A boutique haven for history buffs, this early‑1900s former nurses’ residence flaunts architect A. E. Murray’s ornate façade of Ruabon brick and buff terracotta—materials that became known as Murray’s Mellow Mixture—and a cocktail bar, The Ruby Room, named for Miss Ruby Stokes, a 1920s matron whose old office and bedroom once occupied the very spot. After a 2019 redesign by Grainne Weber Architects, the 72 rooms sit in Dublin 4 within easy walking reach of the Grand Canal, Sandymount Strand, and Herbert Park. Dine at The Eddison, toast at the Dylan Bar, and linger on The Nurserie Terrace, a south‑facing courtyard dressed with Victorian plants; time your visit for the holidays and the hotel turns storybook. For extra indulgence, book an in‑room massage." - Liam Hess, Nicole Kliest
Hotel · Ringsend
"Ideal for 3Arena nights, this Docklands hotel spans two 19th‑century waterfront buildings—a townhouse and a warehouse topped with a steel extension—where industrial bones are softened by color, texture, and a living wall climbing an internal courtyard. The 94 rooms orbit strong food‑and‑drink anchors: Ryleigh’s rooftop steakhouse, Elephant & Castle (a ground‑floor nod to the original warehouse), and The Bottle Boy, an 1860‑era grocer turned pub; mornings start at Dime Coffee Bar with a custom blend. Power Gym brings high‑spec changing rooms, serious equipment, a thermal suite, and a relaxation pool overlooking the courtyard; upgrade to a Townhouse or Warehouse Suite to soak in a copper roll‑top tub set right by the bedside." - Liam Hess, Nicole Kliest