If all you really want from your next break is a bit of five-star pampering – a relaxing spa or tropical pool in the day, eating from silverware while attended to by waistcoated waiters for dinner ...

Sure, a bath towel will do ... For most people, cotton is the fabric of choice when it comes to bathrobes. There are three well-known types: Egyptian (soft and plush), Turkish (fast-drying ...

Turn down the lights, put on some soft music, and get ready to melt your stress away with a relaxing spa day at home. Set ...

I'm a huge fan of all things The White Company, and a set of towels from them has been on my wishlist for a while. I'm jumping on this deal to buy a new set for my new flat,' say ...

The White Company's plush robes are adored for a reason ... and refreshing grapefruit diffuser that'll last you three months. This bath towel is crafted from 600gsm pure cotton, offering the perfect ...

The fabric has a lot of popular varieties, including short-staple, long-staple and extra long-staple, like Egyptian, Turkish and pima. Long-staple cotton refers ... for pajamas, robes and bedding ...

Complete with its own outdoor spa bath, heated infinity pool ... Rooms are comfortable and quaint, each individually styled but all featuring Egyptian cotton bedding, sumptuous robes, luxury Bramley ...

Although it’s a matter of preference, Vitale prefers Egyptian cotton bath towels for their luxury quality and durability. “A staple material is zero-twist Egyptian Cotton. This not only feels ...

Although it’s one of the most expensive options on this list, at $54 for a single bath towel, you get what you pay for: A luxurious towel made from long-staple zero-twist Egyptian cotton (some ...

They draped both sides of the entrance with blue striped khayamiya fabric, a type of appliquéd Egyptian cotton canvas that was traditionally used to adorn the insides of tents. Gohar also ...

From slinky silk styles and barely there cover-ups to snuggly fleece designs or super-soft cotton options, the right robe will see you through the cold winter months and into balmy summer evenings.

And though cotton and polyester bath mats have long dominated the market, these days you can find worthy options made from materials like stone and bamboo, which are popular for their durability ...