Agatha
Agatha Christie loved beautiful hotels, and exotic locations. She truly mastered the art of travelling.
(©️ Pera Palace)
Pera Palace
A truly beautiful hotel since 1892. What an experience - arriving with the Orient-Express in Istanbul to visit this gem. "Murder on the Orient Express" is supposedly written in room 411. The hotel was also a favourite of Ernest Hemingway.
(© Brown*s Hotel)
Brown's Hotel
London's first hotel; opened in 1837. That's what you call a stayer - and a 5* hotel.
(©️ Accor)
Winter Palace Luxor
An opulent palace built in 1886 as a winter retreat for the Egyptian royal family. This is the hotel in Egypt that Agatha wrote "Death on the Nile".
(©️ Sofitel)
Old Cataract Hotel
A Victorian palace built in 1899 in Aswan, Egypt, makes for a beautiful old-world charm hotel.