Holiday Happenings

Every year, so many great hotels open. But what is it that gets Eden to sit up and take note?

A hotel so perfectly in tune with its surrounds it could have risen up from the land itself? A boutique bolthole whose owners have poured heart and soul into every carefully-considered detail? Or a resort so full of outstanding amenities and incredibly-warm service, it feels like all your needs are met before you even know what they are?

There’s no magic formula, no ‘one size fits all’ option; but when somewhere has the ‘It Factor’, our Travel Directors have got it covered… so take a look at the latest arrivals to have made the cut and get a tempting taste of what’s to come for 2015.

Santa Barbara

Miami

Dubai

Oman

Venice

Photographic Tours

Dubai...
Exclusively Yours

You could spend a year in Dubai and still not cover all the big attractions, but rather than following the masses, why not do things a little differently and see a more exclusive side to the City of Gold?
>>> Explore

Santa Barbara's
Newest Discovery

As huge fans of California and even bigger fans of wine, we couldn't be happier to raise a glass to Santa Barbara's latest wine tasting mecca, the Wine Collection of El Paseo. >>> Explore

Miami's Sultry Secrets

Whether you're visiting Miami for the first time or the fortieth, there are always new things to discover. Of course you can spend your whole trip exploring the city's most popular attractions, but take the time to venture beyond the tourist trails and you'll be rewarded with a whole host of hidden gems and best-kept secrets. >>> Explore

Escape from Muscat

Take a trip through Oman’s interior – so very different to other Middle Eastern countries – for a stay in the mountains and you’re guaranteed to experience breathtaking, ever-changing landscapes, historical treasures and lovely local customs. >>> Explore

La Serenissima Venice

One of the most cinematic cities in the world, Venice is a destination with something for everyone from gourmands to historians, but beyond the gondolas and Murano glass, there’s a side to Venice that’s delightfully free of crowds. >>> Explore