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The Johri, Jaipur
A homey stay in the center of Jaipur’s walled pink city, occupying a traditional haveli in the Johri Bazar, whose owners are deeply connected within the city’s creative scene and who introduce you to the magic of the city that might otherwise be inaccessible.
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Quercus, Gay, Georgia
A holistic farm on a 4,000-acre estate an hour from the Atlanta airport, with an incredible destination restaurant and beautiful cottages set within the landscape.
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La Mamounia, Marrakech, Morocco
The most legendary hotel in town, attracting the glitterati and bucket listers since 1923.
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Hotel Park Ave, NYC
A great chic option if you are on a business trip in NYC and would like to stay close to midtown without being fussy or pretencious.
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Berghoferin Fine Hotel & Hideaway, South Tyrol, Italy
1960s South Tyrolean lodge reborn in 2024 as a soulful, 13-room hideaway in one of the region’s most hushed settings. Layered with antiques, filled with some 16,000 books, and lovingly helmed by the husband-and-wife owners, Berghoferin feels like the Alpine equivalent of an English country manor.
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Experimental Chalet Val d’Isère, French Alps
he second Alpine site for the Experimental group and the 11th globally, brings the group’s trademark good-time vibe to one of France’s most celebrated ski resorts.
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Fawn Bluff, Bute Inlet, British Columbia
A remote, exclusive-use luxury lodge set within Homalco First Nation Territory that feels like a private invitation to a family friend’s log cabin in British Columbia’s coastal wilderness of Bute Inlet, accessible only by float plane, boat, or helicopter.
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We Care Spa, Desert Hot Springs, CA
For people looking to get serious about detox and gut health, We Care Spa offers a nutritionally supported fast and cleanse in a peaceful and private desert setting.
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Naturhotel Forsthofgut, Leogang, Austria
Part high-tech Alpine spa, part lived-in family hotel, Naturhotel Forsthofgut is the kind of place where guests (dogs and children included) wind down after a day of skiing, hiking, or sauna-hopping in the 61,000sq ft spa by raising a glass in a bathrobe at the bar.