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Calcot & Spa: A Rural Recharge

3 days ago | thesybarite.co | Olivia Bennett

The Sybarite checks into Calcot & Spa for a blissful 24 hour reset amid stunning Cotswolds countryside. Ensconced within 220 acres of rolling Cotswolds countryside, Calcot & Spa is a true rural retreat. Set in the picturesque market town of Tetbury my unadulterated state of relaxation began long before I floated to the spa, housed in a separate honey-hued building from the main hotel.
Meet The Chef: Avi Shashidhara Of Pahli Hill

2 weeks ago | thesybarite.co | Lucy Cocoran

A: My journey began at The Park in India, where I learned the basics of Italian cooking. It gave me a solid foundation and discipline that prepared me for my next step at Claude Bosi’s 2 Michelin star Hibiscus. Hibiscus was completely different—it was modern French cuisine at a time where molecular gastronomy was at its peak. In 2005, techniques like using a Pacojet and creating foams and jellies were groundbreaking.
Location Vacation — How 'The White Lotus' Is Changing Travel

3 weeks ago | thesybarite.co | Lucy Cocoran

While the origins of set-jetting predate the hit series, the concept has been dubbed “The White Lotus Effect” because of the show’s direct impact on Four Seasons’ hotels and greater tourism in the countries where filming has taken place. “Maui experienced a 425% year-over-year increase in website visits and a 386% increase in availability checks during season one alone,” Marc Speichert, executive vice president and chief commercial officer, Four Seasons, told The Sybarite.
A Long Weekend In Split: Where To Eat, Play And Stay

1 month ago | thesybarite.co | Lucy Cocoran

There’s plenty to love about this historically rich and vibrant city. When it comes to the Balkans, few places capture its unique charm better than Split. Blending unique architecture, delectable cuisine and a steady dose of history, there is plenty to discover within this remarkable city. As one of Dalmatia’s most interesting destinations, there’s plenty of reasons to visit. Below, the best way to spend a long weekend in Split.
Women Who Launch: Dr Hanna Kinsella of Icy Bear

1 month ago | thesybarite.co | Lucy Cocoran

I grew up in Bolton and, like many people, I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do until I did some work experience at a dental practice at the age of 15. I was completely blown away by a cosmetic dentist I shadowed for the week. The way patients reacted when they saw their new teeth really stuck with me, the confidence it gave them and the gratitude they had towards the dentist for changing their lives made a lasting impression. I knew then it was something I wanted to be a part of.
Why Rome is the Ultimate Solo Travel Destination in 2025

1 month ago | thesybarite.co | Niamh Walsh

In 2025, Rome invites solo travellers to experience its timeless charm with the added allure of the Jubilee Year – offering rare access to sacred sites and a quieter, more intimate journey through the Eternal City. Rome in 2025 feels like a city holding its breath. The new Pope, Leo XVI, has just stepped into the spotlight, casting a fresh light on an ancient stage. For those travelling solo, this year offers a rare kind of stillness amid the usual bustle.
How To Achieve The Perfect Summer Tablescape

1 month ago | thesybarite.co | Lucy Cocoran

“I’d opt for placemats, candlesticks, pretty glassware, and linen napkins. These four pieces can make up the majority of a tablescape with room left to accessorise.” “Anything zesty and colourful works well during the summer months. Earlier this year, we hosted an event in West Hollywood and our tablescape scheme was made up of vibrant yellow, orange, and white. It felt warm and fresh for displaying a summery afternoon tea in the sunshine.
Make Rome Your Destination For Solo Travel

1 month ago | thesybarite.co | Niamh Walsh

In 2025, Rome invites solo travellers to experience its timeless charm with the added allure of the Jubilee Year – offering rare access to sacred sites and a quieter, more intimate journey through the Eternal City. There are few cities in the world that invite solitude as warmly as Rome. It’s a place where the past lives in the present, where centuries-old ruins flank espresso bars, and where a solo traveller is never truly alone – shadowed instead by emperors, saints, artists and dreamers.
Meet The Upstart River Cruise Company Making Waves In Europe

1 month ago | thesybarite.co | Baldwin Ho

River cruising is the perfect antidote to the bloated ocean cruises that occasionally dominate newsheadlines. Offering serenity and sightseeing while being more sustainable, they're emerging as a superior alternative. Riverside Luxury Cruises has entered the fray and is raising the bar on the level of luxury, river cruisers can expect. By industry standards, the company is still a toddler having launched in the spring of 2023.
How Mollie’s Is Flipping The Motel Script

1 month ago | thesybarite.co | Lucy Cocoran

The boutique property is bringing the best bits of America to Oxford’s beautiful countryside. The word ‘motel’ tends to conjure images of ramshackle rest stops at the side of a dingy road. The type of place you stay at out of pure necessity, rather than desire. It’s a rarity to find somewhere that possesses none of those qualities but still identifies as a motel. Mollie’s does just that. As the brainchild of SoHo House founder Nick Jones, its sense of refinement should come as no surprise.