The Park Hyatt Tokyo is widely recognized for its role in Sofia Coppola's Academy Award-winning drama Lost in Translation: At the hotel, Bob Harris (Bill Murray) and Charlotte (Scarlett Johansson) cross paths while traveling in Japan and form an unexpected bond. It's not surprising that the property, ... More

It's not surprising that the Wedgewood Hotel in Downtown Vancouver has the refinement of Old Europe: The property's owner, Eleni Skalbania, was born and raised in Greece before opening the family-run boutique hotel in British Columbia 25 years ago. Skalbania lends her personal touch to each of Wedgewood's ... More

The majestic Gstaad Palace—located in the heart of Switzerland’s Bernese Alps—has the air of an ancient Swiss castle. And while it doesn’t quite date back to the 13th century, the hotel does boast a rich 100-year history. Out of Gstaad Palace’s 104 rooms, we were curious to find ... More

There's something effortlessly charming about London's Dukes Hotel. With a classic red brick façade dripping in ivy, the St. James property is tucked away in a tranquil courtyard. But the hotel isn't exactly a well-kept secret: It's rumored that Princess Diana used to seek refuge there to enjoy afternoon tea. ... More

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is one of Sin City's hottest hotels—which isn't surprising, given that the $3.9 billion project boasts 2,995 well-appointed rooms, 13 upscale restaurants (from world-class chefs like José Andrés) and an awe-inspiring crystal chandelier that clocks in at 10,000 square feet. Celebrities ranging from ... More

There's an understated luxury that emanates from Shutters on the Beach, one of only two beachfront hotels in all of Santa Monica. The property feels like a quaint guest cottage—the kind of place you'd go to recharge and escape LA's standard hustle and bustle. That's largely thanks to ... More

No hotel better embodies the spirit of New York City than The St. Regis. Built in 1904 by Colonel John Jacob Astor IV, the landmark property has a fascinating and storied history—guests like Salvador Dali and Alfred Hitchcock have even called it home. But which of the hotel’s ... More

New Yorkers taking a trip across the pond to celebrate the arrival of the royal baby might recognize more than they think, thanks to a recent American invasion: A Rat Pack's worth of bold U.S. brands are bringing a blitz of Vegas-style glitz and glam to the refined London landscape ... More

Paul Liebrandt's Corton is easily one of Manhattan's toniest restaurants. The Tribeca eatery earned two Michelin stars for its $155-per-person tasting menu and is consistently spoken of as one of the hottest tickets in town. It is, needless to say, a very fancy place. So tongues have been ... More

Many people claim that Rhode Island is where the American summer vacation was born, and as a native, I believe them. Of course, with its sprawling mansions and moneyed extravagance, Newport usually gets most of the attention in the warm weather months. But locals know that the state’s sleepier South ... More