Unless you set out looking for it, you’d probably never stumble upon The Tuscany, a St. Giles Luxury Hotel in midtown Manhattan. Impossible as it may seem, the boutique property is located on a quiet, brownstone-lined street that’s just three blocks from Grand Central but lacks the “touristy” ... More

With 19 individually designed rooms on its historic property, East Hampton's c/o The Maidstone boasts a quirky yet cozy Scandinavian aesthetic. Each of the distinctive 19 rooms and cottages were designed by hotel owner Jenny Ljungberg upon its opening in 2009 with her signature eclectic, free-spirited style. They are named to ... More

There are plenty of places to “see and be seen” in St. Bart’s, but Hotel Le Toiny isn’t one of them. In fact, the only people you’ll likely encounter during your stay are the ones you’re traveling with (and, of course, Le Toiny’s amazingly attentive staffers). The secluded Relais & Châteaux property ... More

The Trump Hotel Central Park occupies a prime Midtown West location at Columbus Circle in a 52-story high-rise building. With 176 suites and generously-sized guest rooms (a rarity for New York City hotels) featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, full kitchens and unobstructed Central Park views, this luxury property is well-suited ... More

At Rosewood Mayakoba in Riviera Maya, each of the hotel’s 130 stand-alone suites is outfitted with a private pool, rooftop terrace and boat deck, plus beautiful views of the sweeping lagoon the resort is built over. But there’s one villa in particular that stands out from the rest, consistently drawing ... More

Newly opened in May, the Shangri-La at the Shard occupies floors 34 to 52 of Renzo Piano’s 87-story glass-clad masterpiece on London’s South Bank—making it the tallest structure in Western Europe. For its first property in the U.K., Hong Kong-based Shangri-La Hotel Group brings its signature Asian flair to the ... More

It’s no surprise that Santa Fe’s Inn and Spa at Loretto claims to be the most photographed building in the entire state of New Mexico. The hotel, which is located at the end of the Old Santa Fe Trail, was designed to emulate the architecturally stunning Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO ... More

People often write off the Caribbean as a breeding ground for all-inclusive, cookie cutter resorts—and that can certainly be argued—but truly savvy travelers know about places like Rosewood Little Dix Bay. Located on the island of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands, the property first opened in 1964 ... More

The W New Orleans in the French Quarter, a few minutes walk from historic Jackson Square, layers modern luxury atop a boutique hotel vibe that takes full advantage of charming Chartres Street. Many of the 97 rooms, spread over three buildings, are small but offer signature touches such as ... More

There’s something profoundly intimate about Le Quartier Français, a quaint Relais & Châteaux property in South Africa’s Cape Winelands region. Perhaps that’s because the 21-room retreat—with an on-property art gallery, screening room and sculpture garden—feels more like a private estate than a hotel. Le Quartier Français strikes the perfect balance ... More