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When we heard that Raffles Hotel was opening in London, it immediately brought back fond memories of enjoying a Singapore Sling at the original Raffles
When we heard that Raffles Hotel was opening in London, it immediately brought back fond memories of enjoying a Singapore Sling at the original Raffles
Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons, a Belmond Hotel in Oxfordshire is one of England’s most celebrated manor house hotels. Often referred to simply as Le Manoir,
As we continued on our discover Scotland journey with Margaret’s Kitchen Chat, we had to show her two of Scotland’s well-known destinations at a Loch
Continuing on our journey around Scotland with Margaret from Kitchen Chat, we had a most wonderful time at Cromlix House Hotel, a Victorian country house
There’s an undeniable buzz in Chelsea, and it’s all centred around the newest hotspot – Josephine, a Lyonnaise bouchon. Since opening its doors just two
Yes, Wales is a country. It forms part of the island of Great Britain alongside neighbours England and Scotland. And it is one of the
I wonder how we would have celebrated if you’re still with us. We would probably be on the road, at one of the many places
To escape the January gloom, we escaped to Norfolk, one of England’s most unspoiled corners, where land meets sea. It’s serenely beautiful, not in a
The Peninsula London was opened in September and we first went to their sumptuous Afternoon Tea in The Lobby to commemorate my ninth Gotcha Day
We saw in the new year in Cornwall at the back of Storm Gerrit, quickly followed by Storm Henk. Neither the weather and being sand
This Christmas was a little bit more special because we celebrated with the Tykes and their parents at The Lygon Arms in The Cotswolds. It
As soon as November arrived, even before all the leaves had fallen, the world began to light up with Christmas decorations. Amidst the merriment that
Christmas has arrived in Chelsea! And we wanted to be a part of all the happenings so we checked into the newly opened boutique hotel
We took Lulu to South Sands Beach in Devon for her first beach experience. I think she was a little unsure of what she was
As you may already be aware, besides writing our blog, Mum’s real job is doing interiors. So when she heard that RH (formerly Restoration Hardware),
It was time for Lulu to see more of England, her new country. And we thought The Cotswolds with it’s miles of rolling hills and
Day 1. It was an early morning start. At Heathrow, there was a tentative moment at Air Portugal check-in desk. They questioned my carrier bag
To bed, or not to bed? That’s the question. Most often asked by dog parents, “Are dogs allowed on bed?” It’s a YES in our
Show off your skills at The Big Woof – a Bank Holiday weekend extravaganza from 26 – 27 August dedicated to our favourite furry friends
Cliveden House holds a special place in our hearts. Mum celebrated her birthday there before she had us but as soon as Darcy came along,
Take it easy, don’t rush things. Half the year is gone, but hey, let’s carry on. July was another busy month full of experiences. So
We are pleased to announce The Big Woof – a pawesome weekend of fun in Coal Drops Yard, King’s Cross on 26th and 27th August.
Looking for fun summer activities in London? Here are a few places to check out when you’re out and about in our capital city. What
Last weekend, we had a change of scene … from our Victorian red brick mansion block to skyscrapers and city lights. We were excited to
S’ABBINIDICA is an old Sicilian greeting that means God’s blessing … and that’s how we’re feeling. We celebrated Mum’s birthday last week in Sicily, which
It’s April, and we had a most glorious Spring Day when we visited Lime Wood Hotel in the stunning New Forest National Park earlier this
Claridge’s ArtSpace Cafe is the newest dog friendly cafe in London. We first went to eat cake (and crêpes) to commemorate Darcy’s second heavenly birthday
All hoomans and doggies were so excited to be going to St. Andrews! The thought of running on the vast sands and playing with each
What a blast of a trip it was for six humans and seven dogs! The Caledonian Sleeper was the start of all the fun. We
A wee message to say haud Hogmanay! Lang May Yer Lum Reek or in English – “long may your chimney smoke”. The origins of Hogmanay