Just a stone’s throw from Phoenix across the Agua Fria River, a sprawling desert resort steeped in history serves as one of the most sought-after destinations in the Southwest. Once a lodging complex owned by Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company designed to house up to 24 guests (mainly its cotton ... More

Nestled into the rolling hills and off the beaten path of the main drag in Wisconsin Dells is a quiet respite with flowing waterfalls, soothing music and pure relaxation. It's called Sundara Inn & Spa and is a luxury adults-only getaway that is a game-changer when it comes ... More

If you’ve ever had the pleasure of spending a weekend on the coast of New England, you might have fond memories of faded pastel sheets and musty chintz furniture. At least those were my sensory memories of summers on the Atlantic coast until returning this September to More

If you’re looking for an escape from pretty much everything with beautiful views to boot, the Cliff House in Cape Neddick, Maine should be on top of your list. Located on the southern coast of Maine, the 145-year-old property received a renovation in the spring of 2018 ... More

Santa Monica is located right on the coast in Los Angeles, home to the famed Santa Monica pier and boardwalk that stars the picturesque ferris wheel at Pacific Park you’ve seen in many an Instagram post. It’s only eight miles from LAX and features dining, nightlife, shopping, and—obviously—the beach, making ... More

The Fairmont San Francisco stands tall at the top of Nob Hill. In addition to its 606 guest rooms and suites, the luxury property boasts the best panoramic views of the City and the Bay. The hotel seamlessly blends classic luxury ... More

Miami is full of the expected nightclubs, brightly colored lights and bustling beaches. But, if you look closely, you’ll find pockets of true luxury and tranquility amid the over-the-top, and The Setai is a beacon of peace in the heart of it all. Stepping into The Setai ... More

Visiting Machu Picchu was perhaps one of the most spiritual experiences of my life. As a human, I err on the secular side, and as a travel journalist, I by default tend to view things objectively on my adventures through the world’s diverse pockets of culture, custom, and daily ... More