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You may never make it to Patagonia. And that would be a shame. Because if you ever do get there, you’ll find a place of unmatched splendor and magnificence. Unmatched, that is, by everything but its own hotels.
Most hotels in Mozambique look out over the savanna and its elephants. On a tiny island off the south coast of the country, Kisawa Sanctuary has chosen a different view: the unspoiled beaches of a marine observatory.
The hôtel particulier is a wonderfully French concept. For nobles, these old mansions once represented country living in the heart of the city. For you, they provide access to a particularly rich way of experiencing Paris.
There’s been a bit of controversy in the U.S. over what to call the large body of water between Mexico and the southeastern states. There’s no controversy over these twelve terrific hotels, all within golf cart distance of the Gulf of Mexico.
You’ve probably heard of Belize. For years, adventurous travelers (and Francis Ford Coppola) have championed its many virtues, speaking of it with a wide-eyed, almost mystical reverence. We’re here to confirm: what you’ve heard is true.
In the early 1900s, Spanish Revival architecture was all the rage in California, dominating building design in the state. These 13 hotels can help you feel the appeal.