There’s a hotel for every occasion. Let’s say you’re on a rock-n-roll road trip to Asbury Park for a long, hot summer weekend. The kind of getaway you used to take with your frat brother in college or your two … Read More
As might be expected from a city that has the world’s only museum designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Antwerp has numerous exemplary architectural landmarks, including a medieval fortress, the 14th-century Cathedral of Our Lady, the Richard Rogers-designed Law Courts, … Read More
In the midst of a heavenly winter (because, yes, some people love a season filled with an abundance of snow), one of the best aeries from which to relish hibernal pleasures is a suite at The Ames Boston Hotel. What … Read More
This is where it happened: forty years ago in the summer of 1973, this is where the term “Stockholm syndrome” derived after bank employees were held hostage for six days in a bank vault during an attempted robbery. O tempora … Read More
In the midst of the Roaring Twenties, on December 6, 1924, more than two thousand guests celebrated the opening of Seattle‘s Olympic Hotel with a dinner and dance that was the year’s most Gatsbyesque gala west of the Mississippi. Built … Read More
It’s known as the “Castle in the City” for good reason. With gargoyles perched on parapets below its green patina copper mansard roof, the Hotel Vancouver was built in the style of Scottish and French chateaux in keeping with the … Read More
Since 1869, the charming Hotel Stadt Hamburg in Westerland has been run by three generations of the Hentzschel family. More than 100 staff members provide attentive hospitality throughout the labyrinthine property, which is marked by fresh flowers, antiques, paintings, and … Read More
If you’re in town for Montreal Jazz Festival (or any of the other numerous festivals that make this francophone city so alluring to people from around the world), then this is where you want to stay: the city’s “hotel of … Read More
