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Hannah Brandler

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Features Editor at @btuk

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Staff writer @btuk, reporting on all aspects of business and luxury travel for the magazine and website. Freelance work for @candidmagazine and @101holidays, social media @businesstravelleruk. Spend my free time writing about travel at @spillthebeanstraveller.

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Seafood, saganaki and speakeasies: a hotel concierge’s guide to Sydney

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By Hannah Brandler Verified
| the50.com
Capella Sydney's 'culturalist' shares top tier spots for fine dining, street food and a caffeine fix. Sydney has no shortage of restaurants with jaw-dropping backdrops, from its harbourside Opera House and the warm sands of Bondi to the gleaming business district. Dig a little deeper and you'll find neighbourhoods dotted with atmospheric wine bars, farm-to-fork restaurants, plus dozens of cuisines representing Australia's rich diaspora, from Greek to Vietnamese.
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Hotels join the private club

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By Hannah Brandler Verified
| the50.com
Forget the days of basic club lounges, luxury hotels are now launching members' clubs with standalone restaurants, plush workspaces and exclusive events. Hotels were once simply a place to rest your head. Then came personalised pillow menus, opulent restaurants and vast wellness spaces.
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The world's best hi-fi hotels

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By Hannah Brandler Verified, William Thomas Drew Verified, Emma Sleight
| The World’s 50 Best Verified
A string of luxury hotels are amping up their music offerings – from crafting immersive listening suites to hosting private live performances. These hotels will strike a chord with any audiophile. When it comes to music in hotels, the bar has moved beyond calming elevator playlists and laidback lobby tracks, soundscapes now extend across every touchpoint.
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