We all know that sustainability isn’t the sexiest topic in luxury. It doesn’t sparkle like a diamond, nor does it have the allure of a Michelin-starred meal or the thrill of slipping into a perfectly cut cashmere coat. But that’s precisely the problem. For high-end brands, sustainability shouldn’t be about selling an eco-friendly message—it should be an inherent part of the production, end product and experience, woven into the fabric of what makes luxury desirable.

The award-winning design of Five Acre Barn is pretty cool! This gorgeous British B&B is on the Suffolk coast a short drive from Aldeburgh. Dog-friendly, it has just five rooms. Contemporary rooms and a delicious breakfast make it one of the best places to stay in the area.

Fritton Lake, Suffolk/Norfolk borders - family and dog-friendly place to stay with plenty of things to do. Great food - think hearty dishes, cosy fireplaces, tennis, boating lake and year-round heated swimming pool.

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Fritton Lake on the Norfolk/Suffolk border, is a great place for a short break, holiday or a day of activities as a member…great for all of the family, including four-legged friends.

The unspoilt county of Suffolk is rich in little hidden gems in the countryside, by the lakes or next to the sea..

Westcroft Guesthouse, Cornwall, the loveliest little hidden gem you won’t want to share..

Longing to escape? Look ahead and plan a trip to Sicily and stay at some of my favourite boutique hotels…