We commemorate the 2025 Tour de France with a look at some of the best hotels along the route, from the start in Lille to the epic Alpine climbs to the big conclusion on the Champs-Élysées.
A Perfect Food-Filled Saturday in Mexico City
A good plan is the most important part of any foodie adventure. Steven Lawrence, food writer and culinary guide, prepares an attainable itinerary for your next food-focused visit to CDMX.
Another Set of Reasons to Love Andalusia
Southern Spain has some of Europe’s warmest temperatures. In Andalusia, it also has one of the continent’s most fascinating regions — and lately, most desirable collections of hotels.
The Bowery Has Always Known How to Endure
It would shock no one if New York’s Bowery Hotel, once the next big thing, settles into a position as one of the city’s storied, iconic hotels. A new kind of grand hotel for the new millennium’s guests.
Find Safe Harbor at Collective Governors Island
Collective Governors Island is a tent-filled, summer camp-style retreat in New York Harbor that’s no more a break from the city than it is an immersion into one of its essential public spaces.
La Maison de Rhodes Is a Real French Luminary
Champagne is famous for its sparkling wines, but this region in northeast France should also be known for its medieval treasures. La Maison de Rhodes brings both things together under two roofs.
Hotels That Are Cool With a Saltwater Pool
Saltwater pools are friendlier to the environment, healthier to splash about in, and require less maintenance compared to traditional pools. They’re also popping up at many of the world’s coolest hotels.
It's Always Adventure Time in New Zealand
Adventurers have no shortage of destinations for finding their thrills, but there might be nowhere that collects so much variety in one place as the two islands of New Zealand.
Hotels and Hot Tips for a Sicily Road Trip
Sicily isn’t exactly off the beaten path, but it hasn’t always been part of the standard Italian itinerary. That’s changing as visitors discover the island via Italy’s most cherished mode of travel.
New England’s Nautically Inclined Hotels and Inns
We sailed our way up the Northeast coast, on the lookout for the clapboard guest houses and veranda-wrapped inns that smell most like maritime spirit.
Twenty-Five Years of Grupo Habita Hotels
Grupo Habita launched 25 years ago in Mexico, among the first to perfect the formula for what would become the modern boutique hotel — wildly popular now, but a novel concept at the time.
Frisian Farmhouse Hotels on the Isle of Sylt
We have a few things to apologize for in this story about Sylt, a laid-back, dune-swept island off the coast of Germany where pastoral traditions attract enormous wealth and celebrity.
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