Hannah Huber
Contributor
Bio:
Hannah is an adventure obsessed travel and lifestyle writer living in New York City. Driven by the belief that exploration is the key to a happy, well-rounded life, she pines to see the world through the eyes of locals. As an epicure, Hannah has a knack for teasing out the best undercover eateries and cocktail bars in any city. She is a lover of all things design and dogs. You will likely find her planning her next trip in a dark bar over a basket of wings and a few friends. Hannah has contributed to publications such as Architectural Digest, Glamour, Allure, and W.
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Room Request! Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina
A romantic respite away from Hawaii’s crowded beaches
Tucked into the tiny coastal town of Ko Olina, meaning “Place of Joy”, the Four Seasons Oahu is an oasis away from the overcrowded island beaches of Waikiki. On arrival, guests are presented with fresh leis and treated to some spirit-healing ginger lemonade at check in. ... More
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Room Request! Hotel Château du Grand-Lucé
Welcome to an elegant 18th century getaway that feels like your home away from home
At Loire Valley’s Hotel Château du Grand-Lucé, it’s easy to get lost in the feeling that somehow you have traveled back in time and become royalty. As you pull into the grand driveway, massive gates peel away in unison to reveal the awe striking facade of ... More
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Room Request! The Roundtree
Discover a socially distant beach getaway in the heart of the Hamptons
Opening a hotel during a worldwide pandemic isn’t ideal timing to say the least, but when you have the benefit of private cottages and rolling grounds, it’s the perfect socially distant escape. Situated in the quaint town of Amagansett just a mile from the beach, The ... More
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The Weekender: Nashville, Tennessee
Experience this vibrant southern music mecca that offers the best of the best
As you begin your research into how to spend a weekend in Nashville, you will undoubtedly run across a myriad of advertisements for party bikes, wild bars for bachelorette celebrations and stores boasting “buy 1, get 2 free” cowboy boot deals. While Music City’s mini Vegas vibe is spilled through ... More
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The Weekender: At Home in Brooklyn
This community is leaning on local artisans for a little self indulgence
As an avid traveler, staying in one place for months on end seems like a remedy for madness, but luckily my homebase of Brooklyn provides a constant source of stimulation. Local purveyors from restaurateurs to skincare artisans have formed a tight knit community of support during this pandemic. The neighborhood ... More
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Room Request! Urban Cowboy Lodge
Treat yourself with an escapist getaway to the Catskills with all the bells and whistles, and no cell service
Away from the worries of city life and cell service lies a getaway for weary travelers looking to turn off for a weekend and embrace evenings filled with fireside chats and board games. Rolling up to Urban Cowboy Lodge in Big Indian, New York, the sound ... More
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The Weekender: Sedona, Arizona
This spiritual city is relaxing, introspective getaway you need this spring
Sedona has long been a spiritual sanctuary for travelers seeking to ground themselves and recharge the soul. Rumored to be positioned on several vortices, the red rock city is a natural hub for wellness and existential reflection. Dotting the charming uptown area are a slew of restaurants, spas, artful shops, ... More
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Room Request! MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa
This quaint hotel in wine country is the perfect place to spend a long weekend devoted to self-care
Located just a few blocks from downtown Sonoma, MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa likens to a tiny, charming village within this wine country town. The newly minted modern lobby has a streamlined, minimalistic feel with warm rustic accents that make the space cozy and inviting. On ... More
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The Weekender: Sonoma, California
Savor the best of the best during a weekend away in wine country
In the sleepy town of Sonoma, a night out consists of bundling up by a roaring fire with a glass of local wine. Days are filled with vineyard-hopping and bike rides around the historic square. It’s an idyllic lifestyle that will call to you long after you’ve left. Don’t be ... More
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The Weekender: Loire Valley
The 18th century “Hamptons of Paris” is the perfect place for a getaway to recharge
In 18th century France, royalty would flee to the Loire Valley for a restful vacation away from the hustle and bustle of Paris. Today, a string of tiny towns are renewing this travel trend. A quick train ride from Paris brings you into the fold of rolling hills and ... More
