Hotels

There comes a moment—somewhere between the third email marked "urgent" and the taxi that refuses to move in gridlock—when the need to escape becomes non-negotiable. City-life, with its relentless pulse, has a way of tightening its grip, demanding more, offering little in return. When that moment arrives, there is only one thing to do: head for the coast. Just a few hours from New York, beyond the commuter towns and crowded highways, lies a stretch of New England coastline that has long been the refuge of those who understand the art of living well. This is Watch Hill, Rhode Island—a…

Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya. Photo Jill WeinleinJust a little over four hours by plane from Los Angeles or New York City is a foodie paradise. The all-inclusive Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya is set in a prime location to enjoy a variety of international flavors presented with a creative flair among stunning views of the turquoise Caribbean Sea. There are 1,263 guest rooms in 9 different buildings at The Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya. Buildings 1 & 2 are Heaven, the serene adults-only section of the resort. In Heaven there are multiple gourmet dining experiences to appeal to a…

Courtesy of The Belgrove Resort & SpaSometimes you just need to get away. Whether you are looking for a weeklong escape or simply need a night away to yourself to recharge, there is nothing quite like a tropical oasis to come to the rescue. Nestled in a former mango grove along Lake Mangonia, The Belgrove Resort & Spa offers a laid-back, West Indies-inspired vibe. From the swaying palm trees and striped cabanas to a pool deck with butler service and wellness spa offering specialty body treatments, the 150-room retreat’s primary focus is on relaxation. Courtesy of The Belgrove Resort &…

Photo by Hotel MaderoBuenos Aires, a city where the melancholic strains of tango mingle with the audacious architecture of a burgeoning metropolis, demands a hotel that reflects its captivating duality. Enter Hotel Madero, a steel-and-glass symphony nestled in the reborn docks of Puerto Madero, a place where urban grit meets polished glamour. Photo by Hotel MaderoHotel Madero pulses with a contemporary energy, a sleek, minimalist aesthetic that speaks to the city's forward momentum. The lobby, a study in cool sophistication, is a welcome decompression chamber from the city's frenetic rhythm. Polished concrete, clean lines, and a muted palette create a…

Four Seasons Hotel BakuFor years, Baku has been dubbed the “Dubai of the Caucasus.” In 2024 alone, the ever-evolving capital of Azerbaijan hosted the COP29, the United Nations climate change conference, as well as Formula 1’s Grand Prix race. The city continues to reap the enormous benefits of its oil boom which started in the late 19th century and continues to this day.  Luxury hotel groups are certainly taking note of Baku’s rising appeal to international travelers. Late last year, Mövenpick, the Swiss hospitality group, opened Mövenpick Hotel Winter Park Baku, and in 2025, the Kempinski Residences Bayil Bay, a luxury…

The hotel’s prime Fifth Avenue location provides easy access to some of NYC's most iconic attractionsThe Langham’s signature color is pink, a symbol of the iconic hotel brand’s heritage and timeless charm. But at its New York City property, you’ll have to hunt a bit for the hue. You’ll spot it here and there, amongst the hotel’s private collection of fabulous artwork by the legendary figurative and landscape artist, Alex Katz. The story of this signature pink begins at the brand’s flagship property, The Langham, London, where a rose garden once bloomed with light pink roses that would inspire the signature color seen…

Imagine this: a traveler arrives at a resort, expecting a seamless check-in, only to be met with a fully booked property and last-minute surge pricing that has doubled the cost of a standard suite. The spontaneity of travel is no longer as accessible as it once was, with demand for accommodations far exceeding availability in many sought-after destinations. As hotel prices continue to climb and exclusive resorts become harder to secure, more travelers are turning to ownership-based models that provide guaranteed access to luxury properties without fluctuating costs or last-minute uncertainties. This shift has fueled a renewed interest in structured…

Courtesy of Sundance ResortImagine the crisp mountain air, a symphony of pine and snow, as the sun warms your face while you take in the vista of the surrounding peaks. From the hushed frosted mornings to the vibrant, sun-drenched afternoons, nature at Sundance Resort isn’t just a backdrop, it’s a living, breathing experience that ignites your soul. Focused on community, creativity and a respect for the natural world, this Utah destination is as unique as the snowflakes drifting from the skies. Conservation concentration This land, originally home to the Noochew Ute tribe and then used for sheep herding by the…

Four Seasons Hotel New York makes a welcome return to Manhattan's Billionaires' RowNew York City may be the city that never sleeps, but it’s certainly wide awake when it comes to luxury hotels—and this metropolis has not one, but two Four Seasons properties. While Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown has been welcoming guests in the Tribeca region, it’s the long-anticipated reopening of Four Seasons Hotel New York at 57th Street that’s causing a hospitality stir. After several luxe enhancements, the iconic Midtown gem is back in business, promising an experience that blends timeless elegance with modern flair. So, what makes this reopening so…

AC Hotel PasadenaIn the lyrics 'Route 66' by Bobby Troup, he wrote, 'When you make that California trip, get your kicks on Route 66.' The city of Pasadena, also known as 'City of Roses' is right on Route 66. Business and leisure travelers can now get their kicks at the AC Hotel Pasadena located in the heart of the city. Route 66 was the first transcontinental highway linking Chicago to Los Angeles. Established on November 11, 1926, it's popularized in American culture through books, songs, and movies, and serving as a key route for migration during the Dust Bowl. Soon it will be…