DIY Requests are a brand new facet of Animal Crossing: New Horizons that are tied to the Resort Hotel added in Update 3.0. They work similarly to Nook Miles+ missions and "Hot Items" at Nook's Cranny, ...

Posh dinners served in porcelain bowls await the cats of the north-east as the newest Longcroft ‘cat hotel’ gets set to open. Abi Purser set up the London-based boutique hotel chain in 2010 after ...

Discover how to craft an interactive Whack-A-Mole cat toy using common materials like cardboard, wire, and colorful small items. This DIY cat toy project walks you through each step, from building a ...

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This New Year eve, hotels are pulling out a range of attractions — morning yoga, DIY cocktail stalls, recovery brunches and much more, to lure in guests. However, these celebrations come with a hefty ...

Sometimes, the best part of walking into a hotel is the reception. The air always smells so inviting and instantly lifts your mood. A signature aroma can make all the difference. Imagine your home ...

A brand-new "luxury cat hotel" has opened in Galleywood this weekend, allowing guests to bring their pet cats along with them. Nestled in a serene private garden setting just south of Chelmsford, the ...

Cats love a great place to curl up. Whether it be a fancy cat house, pet bed, or something as simple as a box, cats love to snuggle into places of their choosing. Of course, it's not always the spot ...

Longcroft Luxury Cat Hotel is welcoming customers to its 26th boutique hotel in Suton, near Wymondham. Founded in 2010 by Hertfordshire cat lover Abi Purser, the business claims to be the UK’s only ...

Cats are known for living life by the mantra, "if I fits, I sits,' when it comes to the variety of objects they find themselves lounging in. It's led to people finding their beloved felines in boxes, ...

According to Tamar Arslanian, co-author of “Shop Cats of New York” (Running Press, out now), her collaborator, Andrew Marttila, is something of a cat whisperer. “He always knows what treats to crinkle ...