Mr & Mrs Smith
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People ask why we are called Mr & Mrs Smith… Well, firstly, our inception came about long before the film with Angelina and Brad. We're all about great escapes with your other half — a wink to couples everywhere, especially those who fancy checking into a fabulous hotel under this classic dirty-weekend pseudonym. (Among the many discoveries from our travels is the fact that most countries have their own Mr & Mrs Smiths.)
Mr & Mrs Smith started close to home, discovering boutique boltholes a quick dash from London. But then we packed our bags for the best of boutique Europe, and couldn't stop. We now bring you properties from every corner of the world – from Bali to Brazil, from Sydney to Sicily. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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Search ArticlesMeet the Makers: To Seek, To Find curator Brandei Estes
Home Editorial Culture Meet the Makers: To Seek, To Find curator Brandei Estes Culture Maggie Horneff speaks to the celebrated curator about shaping Mr & Mrs Smith’s debut photography exhibition at Frieze London, hanging a show like a musical score and why the best images never tell you everything BY Maggie Horneff13 October 2026 Brandei Estes has spent her career seeing the world through extraordinary images.
Aesthetes assemble: an art-led guide to Cork Street and beyond
Home Editorial Culture Aesthetes assemble: an art-led guide to Cork Street and beyond Culture Ahead of Mr & Mrs Smith’s first photography exhibition, To Seek, To Find, opening at Frieze London, here’s what to see, do, eat and drink while visiting the show BY Kate Weir12 October 2026 Cork Street’s neighbourhood doesn’t do quiet luxury.
Made you look: hotels with dynamic art collections
Home Editorial Culture Made you look: hotels with dynamic art collections Culture The creatively inclined stays where hotel art is a cultural force BY Kate Weir7 October 2026 Hotel art, once part-of-the-furniture decor, is now used to elevate and distinguish a stay. Some hoteliers invest millions in a collection, and for good reason — the right pieces don’t just notch up the ambience, but can foster community spirit, contribute to guests’ overall wellbeing and foster a true sense of place.
To Seek, To Find: Mr & Mrs Smith arrives at Frieze London
Home Editorial Culture To Seek, To Find: Mr & Mrs Smith arrives at Frieze London Culture Mr & Mrs Smith has never been good at staying put. Now, our never-ending search for the new has led to 10 photographers, one London gallery and a first step into the art world BY Cat Tsang1 October 2026 Maybe it’s the result of continuously crossing the globe for more than 20 years. Maybe it’s just poor impulse control.
The Review: Dar Rhizlane, Marrakech
Home Editorial Places The Review: Dar Rhizlane, Marrakech Places Nicolas Payne-Baader flies south in search of sunshine, magical mayhem and a generous dose of downtime in Marrakech BY Team Smith30 September 2026 There is something quite intoxicating about fleeing the slate-grey skies of London in March and escaping four hours due south, the churned and muddy fields of England slipping away to be replaced by the wide dunes and rocky sand of North Africa.
Rome’s new trattorias: how a new generation is reinventing a beloved culinary institution
Home Editorial Food & drink Rome’s new trattorias: how a new generation is reinventing a beloved culinary institution Food & drink Joel Hart finds controversial amatricianas, hot takes on carbonara and offal aplenty as he tries the Eternal City’s newer culinary trend BY Joel Hart28 September 2026 Rome‘s neo-trattoria movement is transforming the city’s dining scene.
Copenhagen to Tisvilde: the Great Danish Escape
Home Editorial Places Copenhagen to Tisvilde: the Great Danish Escape Places Take part in an annual Scandinavian summer tradition — a two-stop trip from the capital to the North Zealand coast — with Copenhagen-based writer Anne Christine Persson’s guide BY Anne Christine Persson25 September 2026 Every summer, there comes a point when Copenhagen quietly empties.
An insider’s guide to Seville’s neighbourhoods
Home Editorial Places An insider’s guide to Seville’s neighbourhoods Places Santa Cruz for sights, Triana for flamenco, somewhere in between for food and frolics — Adam Turner’s rundown of barrios will help you find your base in the Andalusian capital BY Team Smith23 September 2026 Seville is a city of micro-barrios, each extending from Casco Antiguo, the Andalusian capital’s old town. Some of these neighbourhoods are scrappier, livelier and less well-trodden than others.
Glass half full: Lisbon’s best natural wine bars
Home Editorial Food & drink Glass half full: Lisbon’s best natural wine bars Food & drink Emma Henderson tries the Portuguese city’s pét-nats, skin-contact sips, biodynamic bottles, from Alfama to Santos, to help guide your next bar-hopping trip BY Emma Henderson21 September 2026 Those living in Lisbon know how to drink well; so much so, the city feels calibrated for easily sipping your way from neighbourhood to neighbourhood.
Where to stay Autumn/Winter edit 2026
Home Editorial Places Where to stay Autumn/Winter edit 2026 Places The most exciting, season-ready hotels for turn-a-new-leaf trips BY Team Smith18 September 2026 We’re big fans of burying ourselves in blankets and big sweaters, nuzzling up to a crackling fire and watching trees turn equally warming hues, but these aren’t the only ways of ‘being an autumn’.