Eagle Brae is a collection of ten luxurious, self-catering log cabins in Scotland, tucked into a secluded valley west of Loch Ness. The Canadian red cedar logs, free-roaming deer and other wildlife, attention to detail, and proximity in the Highlands make the cabins perfect for a short or long stay holiday. Of all the places I’ve stayed in Scotland, Eagle Brae is easily the best.
In the heart of the Cairngorms National Park is a remote valley called Glen Clova, where the Glen Clova Hotel & Lodges is located. Considering only one road leads into the miles-long valley, the hotel could easily be considered one of the most remote in Scotland. If you’re looking for some tranquility or the perfect venue not too far from Edinburgh, Glen Clova is the ideal choice.
I’ve stayed in some truly unusual accommodations around the world, but the Reverb Hotel, situated atop a flak tower in Hamburg, was one of the most interesting. Hard Rock Hotels manage the hotel, and the quirky decorations, fantastic views, and comfortable rooms made our stay quite memorable.
My new favorite weekend getaway is a true hidden gem. Most people have never heard of Taghazout or Tamraght, let alone Agadir. However, Taghazout Bay is the perfect destination for surfing, relaxing, sunbathing, eating, shopping, and generally having the perfect vacation. I predict the region will become super crowded in the next few years, so you’ll want to visit before it gets too busy.
Mae Salong is a unique village in northwestern Thailand that should be on everyone’s itinerary when visiting Chiang Rai. The village also has the Wang Put Tan Tea Plantation, one of the most luxurious glamping cabins in the region. Here’s how to get to Mae Salong, why you should visit, and details of the amazing Wang Put Tan Tea Plantation.