Deep in the Texas Hill Country, 16 miles north of Fredericksburg on Ranch Road 965, sits Trois Estate, Rebecca Trois’ sprawling bed and breakfast. Tucked away on 37 acres off the 965, a country drive with little more foot traffic than the occasional frolicking deer, it would be easy to ... More

Located on 5.75 acres of Naples, Florida’s Gulf Coast, LaPlaya mixes the personal service of a boutique hotel with the copious offering associated with large-scale resorts. Many of the eight suites and 189 rooms on the property offer unobstructed views of the water through floor-to-ceiling windows and ... More

L.A. is the city of wellness—or at least the city that is most serious about its wellness—and there are not many hotels in town more equipped to rejuvenate its guests than the Montage Beverly Hills. With mod-Mediterranean architecture and sweeping views of the Hollywood Hills, the space ... More

Perched along the sloping shore of Upper Saranac Lake, The Point is a true Great Camp, built nearly a century ago by William Avery Rockefeller as his family’s North Woods retreat. These days, the 75-acre property, which is located on a private peninsula, comprises 11 distinctive accommodations spread throughout four ... More

The list of prominent guests who’ve paid a visit to Munich’s Bayerischer Hof reads like an all-star roster of contemporary culture: musicians (Michael Jackson, Lenny Kravitz, the Beatles); actors (Grace Kelly, Cameron Diaz, Samuel L. Jackson); politicians (Hillary Clinton); and influential figures like Albert Einstein, the Dalai Lama ... More

Charleston, South Carolina isn’t short on appeal. When you’re in town to appreciate the architecture, soak up the history or indulge in some of the world-famous low-country cuisine, there’s more than enough local flavor to make clear why the city has reached must-visit status. And while there are some things ... More