The ductile railway line that traces the Hudson River north of New York City passes through the western edge of Hudson, NY. Founded in 1785 by Quaker merchants, Hudson grew … Read more

A muted pallet and soft furnishings characterise Inhabit’s parcel of Paddington, less than a quarter of a mile from the northern perimeter of Hyde Park. The Design Hotel member is … Read more

The waterfront in Oslo is studded with several standout architectural highlights ranging from floating saunas to Oslo Opera House and Munch Museum, also the 122-key hotel Amerikalinjen. The hotel opened in March … Read more

The aparthotel concept from Native arrived in Glasgow during Summer 2024, joining a portfolio of hotels which includes Manchester, London and Edinburgh. 64 apartments have been inserted into a historic … Read more

When Locke Hotels opened their first European address in May 2021, it was hard to believe that the site of Oktoberfest could be within a few steins of the property. … Read more

The Spanish wave of affordable luxury is now established at Barcelona’s Casa Bonay, a boutique hotel located in the heart of town on Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes. Housed in … Read more

France’s gastronomic capital is served well with a Mama Shelter, located south of the train station within walking distance of highlight food, drink and athletic facilities. Despite the mischievous reception … Read more

Over centuries, the natural landscape of the Scottish Highlands has been logged, overgrazed and irrigated, reducing the natural Caledonian forest to small parcels. One exists to the west of Loch … Read more

Ashford, Kent has a long history dating back to the Domesday Book (1086), growing from a market town to a transportation hub with the arrival of the railway in the … Read more

The steady rise of Margate as a destination for good food and contempoary art has refreshed the seaside town in recent years. Notable artist and institutions such as Margate local Tracey … Read more

The welcoming Casa Vanella sits above a small grove of trees overlooking the sharp Corsican interior. Host and hotel owner Jean François is the dynamic force behind the unique offering, … Read more

The tumbling Restonica and Trivagna Rivers merge at the mountain village of Corte in central Corsica. Inset from Corsica’s beaches, the village has grown with introduction of Université de Corse … Read more

Slip off the Interstate 10 freeway at the tiny town of Van Horn, Texas and start hurtling down south and you’ll soon start to feel like you’re departing from civilisation … Read more

The historic Provençal town of Arles has spent the past 100 years updating its Roman foundations by hosting heavyweights from France’s contemporary art scene. Van Gogh, Picasso and Gauguin each … Read more

Hugging the southern edge of the French Alps, Turin pairs outdoors access with an industrial backbone. The recent renovation of central Turin’s Fiat factory into La Pista 500 indicates an … Read more

Embracing the motel retrofit trend, Trumbull & Porter is a boutique hotel located on the west side of Downtown Detroit in the Corktown neighborhood. Compared with the patchwork of high-rise … Read more

A handful of properties can be blamed for making the Catskill’s cool again, and Scribner’s Catskill Lodge is one of them. The property helped set the stage for the region’s … Read more

The jazz, Mardi Gras and year-round revelry in New Orleans makes the largest Louisiana metropolis a tough place to maintain a reliable training regime. But the city’s year-round warmth and … Read more

Holding up the head of the high street in Bruton is No. 1, a boutique hotel containing an assortment of bedrooms and suites across a cluster of heritage buildings. The … Read more

The roadside motel is a well charted piece of infrastructure in the United States, with post-War designs specifically catering to motor vehicles and the freedom of road trips. These same … Read more