Articles Tagged with Hotel Design

The Riviera Maya, a coastal paradise on the Yucatan peninsula of Mexico, is home to peaceful mangroves, stunning beaches, and breathtaking freshwater pools known as cenotes. And nestled amongst the mangrove trees is The St….

Whether you’re looking for a romantic break, a family escape or a beachfront getaway with friends in the Mediterranean, these exquisitely appointed and indulgently spacious vacation villas will make this summer a truly memorable one….

Castle, palace, aristocratic estate — whatever you call it, a storybook-inspired stay is ideal for romantics and history buffs alike. Lucky for you, many around the world still stand and have been refurbished into high-end…

Recycle, reuse, repurpose — whatever you call it, breathing new life into old and historic buildings is on trend in hospitality. From a former bank to a once-buzzing newsroom, these six luxury hotels have been…

Often spanning thousands of square feet of upscale amenities, decadent decor and jaw-dropping views of sea and city, hotel suites around the world seem to be getting grander by the day. Case in point? These…

Hotel amenities like over-the-top roof decks and personal plunge pools are divine, but for book-loving travelers, there’s nothing better than finding a cozy space to read one more chapter or running a finger along the…

If there’s any American design movement that appeals across the generations, it’s got to be midcentury modern — an evocative retro style that left its mark on everything from architecture and furnishings to graphic design…

Your vacation aesthetic should be as unique as your personal style. Booking a stay at a hotel that showcases your design preferences will help make sure your getaway is one of a kind. Take the…

When landscape artist Lily Kwong needs to feel grounded, she heads to a garden. “It’s something that I try and do when I travel,” says Kwong. “Our bodies get put through so much stress —…

The resurgence of art deco in hotel design trends can be appreciated everywhere from the obvious spots — along Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue in Miami’s South Beach and the streets of Manhattan, for example…