Keri Bridgwater 11/8/21 Keri Bridgwater 11/8/21

Hotels Around The World That Frame Fall Foliage Views

Autumn officially ends on November 30, and with trees across the Northern Hemisphere turning their annual riot of orange, red and yellow, there’s still time to travel and catch these spectacular displays of nature – from the comfort of a gorgeous hotel, of course.

The Suitest 9/1/21 The Suitest 9/1/21

The Suitest Things We’re Obsessed With This September

This series is all about products that take you places. In each issue, we show off some of our favorite finds that are aesthetic, helpful and often transportive. Now, here are the products that we're obsessed with this September.

Colin Nagy 9/1/21 Colin Nagy 9/1/21

It’s Time To Overhaul Long Haul Travel & Refocus On Wellness

The pandemic has changed our views on wellness, and now, it’s time for the airlines adjust accordingly. Writer, long-haul traveler and industry insider Colin Nagy pens an op-ed telling us why luxury lounges not only feel out of date, but what they can do to accommodate the modern traveler.

Angela Youngman 9/1/21 Angela Youngman 9/1/21

Slovenia’s Culinary Scene Is Finally Having Its Moment — Here's Who You Need To Know

Deep forests, mountains, lush green fields and pretty heritage towns — Slovenia has an almost fairy tale location. And with borders stretching from the Austrian mountains to the Adriatic coast, it offers food lovers an incredibly diverse gourmet experience that’s finally getting the recognition it deserves.

Lucy Bryson 9/1/21 Lucy Bryson 9/1/21

Portugal’s Douro Valley: Where To Sip and Sleep This September

Across the Douro this September, entire communities will come together to contribute to the century’s old vindimas — or wine harvests. Writer Lucy Bryson takes us to the celebrated Quinta da Côrte wine estate where she discovered a high style boutique hotel, gourmet food and — naturally — superb wine.

Adam Jacot de Boinod 9/1/21 Adam Jacot de Boinod 9/1/21

Andiamo! We’re Revisiting Venice

Most seasoned travelers have floated down Venice’s famous canals. But with cruise ships in exile, tighter local restrictions and many tourists held back by the Coronavirus, the city feels decidedly different than it has in decades past. Not all of Venice’s problems are solved, but there’s change afoot, and you can feel it.

The Suitest 9/1/21 The Suitest 9/1/21

Around The World in 80 Drinks: Three House Hotel’s Signature Baco

They might be the new kids in town, but Funchal’s Three House Hotel arguably has the best views and cocktails around. So this month, we’re taking you to the island of Madeira and up to the perfectly-pink Three House rooftop to try their signature drink, the Baco.

Cate Misczuk, Editor in Chief 9/1/21 Cate Misczuk, Editor in Chief 9/1/21

Wish You Were Here — Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast

Our founder and editor-in-chief pens a piece about what brought her to Croatia, the splendors of sailing and why she never wants to stop going back. With postcard prose, Cate gives you a glimpse into a sailing trip down the Dalmatian coast.

Keri Bridgwater 9/1/21 Keri Bridgwater 9/1/21

Fall Into These European Wellness Retreats This Autumn

Bringing in specialists like naturopaths, nutritionists, life coaches, yogis and healers, today select hotels are forgoing traditional spa treatments for a more holistic approach to health. With our renewed focus on well-being since the pandemic, this change couldn’t come at a better time.

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