Preferred Accommodation

Secluded and beautifully restored, Hacienda San Jose is a colonial hacienda surrounded by lush tropical jungle. Theunique décor of the hotel evokes the splendor of past eras.

A Spanish colonial hacienda set in the blue-green hills of the Copán valley, San Lucas is set on 300 acres of pristine, forested land just a few kilometres from the world famous ruins of Copan.

Wonderfully atmospheric, the Hacienda Uayamon was originally built in 1700 on the site of a ruined Mayan pyramid, and has been lovingly restored to create superb accommodation.

Dating from the 17th century, Hacienda Zuleta is a colonial working farm surrounded by the spectacular Ecuadorian Andes. The colonial building means that every room has a differnt shape and charm.

Haggerstone Island is an all-inclusive boutique resort situated on the Great Barrier Reef.

Hamn i Senja is a stunning 4-star resort on the west coast of Senja island, in Northern Norway. Since 1994, this historical fishing station has become a well-known holiday spot with a history that dates back hundreds of years.

​Framed by the beautiful Kaikoura Mountains and just one kilometre from the spectacular Kaikoura coast, Hapuku Lodge has a unique country setting, overlooking lush paddocks, a deer stud and olive grove.

Hotel Hassler Villa Medici is situated at the top of the Spanish Steps.

Cork’s first 5-star hotel is a period manor house situated in the heart of the city. A member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, it is proudly family owned and managed delivering a personalised and professional service.

​Hemingways Nairobi is the sister hotel to the famous Hemingways in Watamu. A plantation style property with views of the Ngong Hills is an exceptional place to stay be it for one or two nights in Nairobi.

The world-renowned Hermitage Hotel is nestled among stunning scenery within the Aoraki Mount Cook National Park, offering a complete alpine holiday experience for all.

​Hidatei Hanaougi is one of the top ryokans, or traditional inns, in the rural city of Takayama. Its architecture showcases famous native timbers including Japanese zelkova, thought to have a relaxing effect.