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Hotel rates have seen a huge increase, making holidays and getaways a costly, if not impossible, option for many. But all is not lost and there are still affordable places to stay that don’t scrimp on the aesthetics. Here are 30 of the best budget boltholes from across the world…
Mollie’s Motel, Bristol
From the owners of Soho House, Mollie’s is a retro American-inspired motel diner just off the M5, a short drive from
Croaking hippos. Whooping hyenas. Screeching baboons.
These are members of the wildlife orchestra playing a ‘savannah sonata’ that’s stopping me from drifting off to sleep.
There is nothing but a thin layer of canvas between me and the performers. Thankfully, I am not alone and I wonder whether my fellow campers, in their own tents, are also ‘enjoying’ the 2am performance.
I’m in a two-man tent in Queen Elizabeth National Park in western Uganda, a very different experience to my
It’s surely the world’s fanciest food court.
I’m sitting in a one-Michelin-star restaurant looking directly across at a two-Michelin-star restaurant, with a three-Michelin-star eaterie to the left.
Talk about paradise for foodies.
These six Michelin stars are all under one roof, fanned around the ‘Marble Courtyard’ at the hyper-luxurious, ‘palace-rated’ Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris, which surely has bragging rights for the best hotel fine-dining offering in the world.
Our first taste of what the property’s culinary wonderland tenders
A couple who live part time on a houseboat in the deep Louisiana swamp has lifted the lid on what it’s really like to reside on the bayou – from being surrounded by alligators to having to hunt rodents to eat.
Peter Santenello, 45, a popular US-based filmmaker, recently spent the day with Tara and Keith Gaudet – a couple who call the Louisiana marshland their home – and documented the entire thing for his YouTube channel.
The pair not
The mob begin to move in on me the moment I stray into their ‘hood’ (an abandoned cinema that they’ve commandeered and trashed) and in seconds they have me surrounded.
The boss, a big guy with whiskers and a well-fed belly, fixes me with a menacing stare, then sends one of his young molls to check me out: a typical gangland tactic.
Spotting a bottle bulging in the pocket of my chinos, she shins up my leg and begins clawing
One of the latest trends in travel is proving that Britain is still a nation of eccentrics.
The country’s ever-growing assortment of bizarre holiday homes surely proves it.
Whether you fancy a holiday in a stone pineapple or in a caravan on a hotel roof, read on to discover some of the British Isles’ strangest places to stay this year.
Sleep in a pineapple – Stirlingshire
What other nation would think it completely reasonable to spend a night or two
The destination for the train was officially Pyongyang, but the ticket might just as well have said ‘alternate reality’.
Because that’s what adventure blogger Anthony Middleton said he found when he arrived in the North Korean capital aboard the Pyongyang Express from China.
During his four-day stay he witnessed a bizarre mass synchronised dance, an all-girl pop band and had his phone examined for anti-North-Korean material.
The train ride was eye-opening, too, with very clean carriages, views of North Korea’s
They say you only have 18 summers with your children before they desert you in favour of their own adventures. So, how to make the most of your time off together?
Luckily, at most well-run hotels, it’s no longer a case of raised eyebrows at youngsters in the dining room, no matter how upmarket the establishment.
The vast majority of resorts across the globe have aced the family holiday formula, offering amazing kids’ clubs, thoughtful menus, activities galore and spacious
A YouTube prankster decided to try out every airline based in the United States, a rollicking adventure that kept him confined to ‘the airport system’ within the country for a week straight.
Eric Decker, 27, who goes by Airrack on YouTube, where he boasts nearly 15 million subscribers, decided to ‘dedicate however many days of my life it takes to try every single airline in the country.’
All the while, he teased in his latest video that he had the
