There’s something about the clean air, old Western spirit, and the vast expanse of Montana’s monochromatic landscape that makes a retreat feel like an actual retreat. Escapism is easy when there’s nothing but land surrounding you for miles, and a nucleus in this case of a cluster of beautifully appointed ... More

Owned by the Gates family of Stonington, Connecticut, the eight-room Spicer Mansion estate has been given a top-down renovation to become Mystic, Connecticut’s first small luxury property. The revamped 1853 Sea Captain’s home (formerly owned by Captain Elihu Spicer) now boasts such modern amenities as king size Duxiana mattresses, ... More

Tucked into the narrow, winding streets of Gamla Stan, the small island of Stockholm’s urban archipelago known as the “Old Town,” Victory Hotel is easy to miss. Its subtle stonework and humbleness is exactly what makes it easy to love—a positively Swedish culture that let’s its ... More

Checking into the Huntington Hotel is checking into a bit of history. Built as an apartment building in 1924, the building was the first steel and brick high-rise west of the Mississippi. Today, it operates as a hotel—and a bold one at that, with awesome, eye-catching ... More

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

At its core, Mexico City’s main thoroughfare, Paseo de la Reforma, is a gathering place for locals and visitors from all walks of life. Stretching from Chapultepec to Alameda Central, it is equal parts business and pleasure–banks and office buildings dot the avenue along with restaurants, hotels, and cultural ... More

All across the globe, you will find a range of hotels to satisfy your specific wants and needs. Some are modern behemoths, crafted in an architect’s vision to stand apart from a skyline. Some are quaint inns, meant to allow guests to step away from the bustle of big cities. ... More

The great hotels of London are steeped in history. They’re iconoclasts that have been around since Churchill would roam the streets, and have kept their luxury appeal with a timeless aesthetic that still reigns in the historic city. But what about newer breeds that are both inspired by the ... More

Manhattan’s historic Financial District offers a vibrant buzz of energy with its list of must-see spots such as the National September 11 Memorial and Museum, the pedestrian-only Stone Street, and the iconic Charging Bull statue. The neighborhood is steeped in culture, and serves as the ideal location for the creative ... More

In typical fashion for Thompson Hotels, the brand’s newest property is working to revitalize an emerging neighborhood—this time in, Washington D.C.’s Old Navy Yard. The Thompson Washington D.C. opened its doors in January 2020, blending into the former shipyard—the oldest shore establishment of the U.S. Navy—with ... More