Wir begrüßen Sie zu unserer neuen Herbst Winter Saison, die von der bahnbrechenden Energie und dem kreativen Geist der außergewöhnlichen Fauves-Bewegung durchdrungen ist.
Im Oktober 1905 sorgten eine Handvoll Künstler, darunter Matisse, Derain, Dufy und de Vlaminck gebührend für Aufruhr als sie ihre Werke im ‚Salon d’Automne‘ in Paris präsentierten. Mit ihren leuchtenden Farben und den fantasievollen und wilden Pinselstrichen sorgten ihre Arbeiten für Aufsehen und der renommierte Kunstkritiker Louis Vauxcelles erklärte diese Gruppe zu ‚wilden Tieren‘ oder ‚Les Fauves‘.
Mit Matisse als Meister der Kunstwelt trat eine neue Moderne ein und die Epoche der Abstraktion löste den Impressionismus ab. Eine lebendige und innovative Stimmung entstand, neue Farben, Texturen und Muster die Gefühle des Künstlers zum Ausdruck brachten.
- The George of Stamford: 55 Years Later, and Thankfully… Nothing Has Changed
Some people travel to be surprised. We travel to be reassured. And if there’s one place in England that understands the quiet luxury of staying wonderfully the same, it’s The George of Stamford—our forever-hotel, our comfort address, our “don’t even suggest somewhere new” kind of place. Because 55 years ago, my parents brought me here… Read more: The George of Stamford: 55 Years Later, and Thankfully… Nothing Has Changed - Dakota Newcastle: Where to stay in Newcastle (if you like style and sanity)
Newcastle has that rare talent: it feels properly urban, proudly Northern, and just a little bit cinematic—like you could bump into a musician, a football legend, or a friendly local who will roast your outfit in the nicest possible way. Now, Les Grumpies don’t need much. Just the basics: good design, good sleep, and a… Read more: Dakota Newcastle: Where to stay in Newcastle (if you like style and sanity) - Newcastle for Two Nights: Bridges That Wink & Streets That Time-Travel
(Les Grumpies stopover edition — because not every UK city needs to scream for attention. Some just quietly steal your heart.) Newcastle is one of those places that doesn’t beg to be loved. It just… is. Confident, witty, and slightly rebellious — like it knows you’ll come around eventually. And if you don’t? Fine. It… Read more: Newcastle for Two Nights: Bridges That Wink & Streets That Time-Travel - Dakota GBR-Glasgow
Dakota Glasgow – Manhattan Loft Vibes, Scottish Chill (and Zero Fluff) Dakota Glasgow has 83 rooms and suites, and the overall mood is wonderfully calm: light, spacious, and dressed in soothing greys that don’t scream for attention (finally). The full-length, New York-style loft windows do the heavy lifting here — giving the place a slightly… Read more: Dakota GBR-Glasgow - Unveiling the Charm of Monachyle Mhor: A Pink Gem in Scotland’s Crown
Monachyle Mhor is more than a place to stay; it’s a destination that embodies the spirit of Scotland. From its mysterious pink façade to its rich family history and exceptional hospitality, it invites guests to become part of its ongoing story.
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