We recently added a load of new Australian hotels to our selection — proof the country is stepping up its hospitality game. To celebrate: fourteen hotels outside the cities, but in a league of their own.
14 Hotels for a Wine Quest in Burgundy
In honor of Michelin Guide’s first-ever wine selection, which debuts in Burgundy, we list some of our favorite hotels in the region known for its legendary terroir and Pinot Noir.
Campfires and Easy Living at Prospect Berkshires
For 150 years, families have relaxed around the shores of Prospect Lake in Massachusetts. The brand new Prospect Berkshires brings something slightly more upscale to the old campground, but keeps the easygoing vibes.
Hotels With Hygge in Norway and Denmark
Hygge, and its cousin kos, are Scandinavian concepts relating to warmth and coziness and making sure to spend quality time with family and friends. These hotels were bjørn to help.
Georgia Is Serious About Boutique Hotels
Not content merely to imitate Brooklyn or Berlin, Georgia aims to exceed those places when it comes to opening personality-driven, creatively daring boutique hotels. Especially these ten in Tbilisi.
There Are No Tablet Hotels on the Magdalen Islands
On a remote Canadian archipelago, home to the descendants of shipwreck survivors, there are no Tablet hotels. If you know the Magdalen Islands, you know that’s probably appropriate.