We’ve seen hotels in all sorts of wild places — forts, caves, ghost towns, wine tanks. But there’s nothing else quite like a hotel in a train on a bridge.
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We’ve seen hotels in all sorts of wild places — forts, caves, ghost towns, wine tanks. But there’s nothing else quite like a hotel in a train on a bridge.
The setting for Dexamenes Seaside Hotel is an abandoned wine factory on a beach in Greece. Not that you’ll need reminding. Everything here has changed, but absolutely nothing’s changed.
New hotels keep opening in the Catskills, and they know why the people keep coming. The history of the region extends through their doors. So do the antiques.
Mark Antony liked southwestern Turkey so much he gave it to Cleopatra as a wedding gift. We like it so much we’re giving you the rundown on its best new hotel.
In a state park outside Seattle, an old seminary sat dormant for decades. Against all odds it’s finally been reborn, and it’s one of the more intriguing new hotels in the Pacific Northwest.