"This romantic, individual and comfortable boutique hotel is tucked away on a quiet street just minutes from the Champs-Elysees.”
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Rory MacLean was born and educated in Canada. His six books, including best-sellers Stalin's Nose and Under the Dragon, have - according to the Financial Times - challenged and invigorated travel writing, and are among works that - wrote John Fowles in the Spectator - "marvellously explain why literature still lives".
He has won the Yorkshire Post Best First Work prize and an Arts Council Writers' Award, was twice short-listed for the Thomas Cook Travel Book prize and was nominated for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary award. His latest book "Magic Bus: On the Hippie Trail from Istanbul to India" is published by Penguin. He is a regular contributor to BBC Radios 3 and 4, writing and presenting for eight years the travel programme Itchy Feet. He divides his time between Dorset and Berlin. His latest travels can be followed on his website at www.rorymaclean.com
"This romantic, individual and comfortable boutique hotel is tucked away on a quiet street just minutes from the Champs-Elysees.”
From EUR 310
per room per night
“The Georgian townhouse hotel maintains its stately, old-world charms with traditional interiors across from St Stephen’s Green.”
From EUR 199
per room per night
"This historic Georgian hotel, run with panache has been extensively refurbished, and is now one of the finest luxury hotels in Dublin."
From EUR 188
per room per night