Flanked by water on both sides, Curtain Bluff sits on a rocky promontory (bluff) that juts into the sea between two beautiful beaches. One is calm, ideal for swimming and watersports; the other beach is washed by ocean surf.
Voted one of the World’s Best by Travel + Leisure Magazine in 2011, Inn by the Sea is Maine’s premier luxury beach destination. All 57 guest rooms, suites and cottages have been designed to pamper you with comfort in a sophisticated palette of deep red, cognac and charcoal with maple furnishings and locally commissioned artwork.
Malaga Spain has numerous peaceful and lovely stops where you can unwind and splash up nature – an altogether different world from the city’s well known nightlife. Whether this is your first time in Malaga or you’re a standard guest, you can’t resist the urge to be inspired by this lively, continually evolving city. With more than 2,800 years of history, this Spanish city has been attracting individuals to its sunny shores for about three centuries.
During Lyndon Baines Johnson’s time in the White House, his wife, Lady Bird Johnson, threw her energy into preserving the countryside and promoted the Highway Beautification Act, thereby planting wildflowers along highway hard shoulders and limiting the visual pollution of advertising hoardings.
Newly opened, The Jade Hotel is a boutique neighborhood hotel for the experiential traveler seeking an authentic New York City experience. Situated in the heart of Greenwich Village, The Jade embodies the energy and individuality of the Village lifestyle while reflecting its charm and history.
Located in Mid-Beach—the historic “heart of Miami Beach” between South Beach and North Beach—on a 3.5-acre private enclave stretching from Collins Avenue to the ocean shoreline, The Miami Beach EDITION is not merely a boutique hotel.
The Ludlow Hotel New York City features spectacular views of the skyscrapers and bridges of New York City, this hotel is in the Lower East Side neighborhood of Manhattan. Wi-Fi access is provided in each guest room free of charge.
Located on the site of the historic Saxony Hotel, designed by the legendary Art Deco architect Roy F. France in 1948, the new Faena Hotel harks back to the golden age of Miami Beach, when Frank, Sammy and Dean ruled the roost and the city was the epitome of modern resort glamour.
