For decades, the soundtrack to the American Dream was the relentless hum of ambition. It was the 80-hour work week glorified by Wall Street, the “rise and grind” mantra of the 2000s entrepreneur, and the side-hustle shaming of the 2010s. We wore burnout as a badge of honor, our exhaustion a testament to our dedication….
There is a particular magic that descends upon New England each autumn. It’s a slow, creeping alchemy that begins in the northern mountains and rolls southward, painting the landscape in a breathtaking tapestry of crimson, gold, amber, and scarlet. For many, witnessing this spectacle is a bucket-list experience, a pilgrimage into the heart of seasonal…
Stepping into New York City for the first time is a sensory overload in the best way possible. The iconic yellow cabs, the steam rising from manholes, the distant wail of a siren, the skyline that pierces the clouds—it’s a place you’ve seen in a thousand movies, but nothing can prepare you for the vibrant,…
When you think of southern France, images of the lavender fields in Provence or glamorous destinations like Nice, Cannes, and St. Tropez may come to mind. But if you trace your way down from Paris to the Mediterranean on a map, you’ll arrive at Occitanie—a region offering a different, more laid-back side of the French…
The Four Seasons in Midtown Manhattan is set to reopen its doors this Friday after a four-year hiatus, reclaiming its status as New York City’s most luxurious and expensive hotel. The iconic property, located at 57 E. 57th St., had been shuttered since the pandemic, with billionaire owner Ty Warner reportedly engaged in a protracted…
The renowned Garden restaurant at the Four Seasons Hotel has reopened after a four-year closure, maintaining its classic charm while introducing modern updates. The iconic 20-foot-tall acacia trees still grace the dining space, and the 86 seats remain as they were, preserving the ambiance that made it a beloved spot for locals and tourists. Executive…
When billionaires hit the slopes in Europe, they don’t settle for just any accommodation. Instead, they opt for lavish chalets in the most exclusive Alpine resorts. Forget rustic mountain huts; these chalets redefine luxury, combining high-end amenities with touches of Alpine charm. Picture massive glass walls, sprawling living spaces, indoor pools, private chefs, and ski…
As much as everyone adores timeless classics such as The Plaza Hotel and Claridge’s, there’s also an undeniable allure of the next big thing. A new luxury hotel finally opening its doors always evokes excitement. The forecast for posh property debuts looks especially bright this season. From Santa Monica to Miyakojima, we’ve rounded up the…