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Hotel Review – Adina Apartment Hamburg Michel, Germany

Travellers to Germany could almost be forgiven for thinking that Berlin is the only city worth their time. Almost, but not quite. While it’s no secret that we love the German capital, we are also big fans of the country’s second-largest city, Hamburg. It’s waterfront location is spectacular and it has enough bars and good [...]

Is small the new big? The trend towards the tiny continues for hotels

As we all know, size isn’t everything. But it is a factor, along with the age-old wisdom of location, location, location. Okay, you better explain yourself here. I’m hoping you’re just mixing your metaphors… Oh I see where your mind was going. I’m talking about hotels. Right. I, er, knew that… Not long ago there [...]

Sandy beaches and a tropical climate all year round? Head for Berlin – where else?

Er du norsk? Du kan finne denne artikkel “Sandstrender og et tropisk klima hele året rundt? Berlin – hvor ellers?” på Reis-Berlin.no, ny norsk nettside med alt om Berlin The ice-cold beer helped, it really did. The constant heat and humidity were taking their toll and it had only been ten minutes since I had [...]

5 small things hotels can do to make a big difference

Image obtained from Flickr.com under Creative Commons (c) An Unreliable Witness Listen, I’ve stayed in my fair share of hotels and hostels around the world. I’m no Michael Palin, but I have clocked up several hundred nights spent in various establishments over the years. These have ranged from dollar-a-night West African flophouses with concrete floors, no electricity and [...]

Following the trail of Scandinavian crime fiction – Sarah Lund, Copenhagen

Scandinavian crime fiction is still riding the crest of a wave and we have been finding out how the various tourism offices have been capitalising on its popularity. As fans ourselves, it’s certainly fun to visit locations used in films and books too. Even more fun to play at being Wallander or Sarah Lund for [...]