The Gramercy Park Hotel is one of the truly legendary and historic hotels in New York City, designed by Robert T. Lyons and built by the famous developer brothers Bing and Bing, the Gramercy Park Hotel in Manhattan opened its doors in 1925.
With 2.5 coffee shops for every 1,000 citizens, Seattle has the greatest concentration of coffee houses in the country, which underscores a key element of Seattle’s reputation: the city is awash in caffeine.
The Eliot Hotel is set on one of the most beautiful boulevards in America, a stone’s throw from fashionable Newbury St. shopping, Copley Place and Boston’s major art galleries and cultural attractions, as well as universities and research centers. This historic, boutique hotel provides European luxury and unique elegance not found in other downtown Boston area hotels.
Ten miles out to sea, tiny Monhegan Island is Maine in miniature, a 700-acre artist’s rendering of everything that makes this stretch of coast called Down East great. On its eastern side, towering headland cliffs greet the pounding Atlantic, while from the western (village) side hikers can set out on 17 miles of wooded trails that criss-cross the island. Only about 60 people live here year-round. There are no cars, and no paved roads; until 1984 there wasn’t even electricity. What there is is peace and quiet—and artists, lots of artists.
The Westin Diplomat Resort and Spa in Hollywood, Fla. The hotel is less than one mile from the Hollywood Beach and Boardwalk and two miles from downtown Hollywood. Adjacent to the hotel, Diplomat Country Club and Spa offers a variety of health and beauty services, restaurants and a marina for guests arriving by boat. Fort Lauderdale International Airport is nine miles from the resort.
Vacation in Tampa, a full-fledged city, with a high-rise skyline and highways jammed with traffic. Across the bay lies the peninsula that contains Clearwater and St. Petersburg. The compact St. Petersburg downtown, which has interesting attractions including restaurants, shops, and museums, is on the southeast side of the peninsula, facing Tampa.
The NoMad Hotel is housed in a turn of the century Beaux-Arts building that has been fully restored to its original grandeur with interiors by French designer Jacques Garcia. The hotel is intended as a fresh take on the classic grand hotels of Europe with a distinct New York sensibility. The design of the hotel was inspired by the Parisian flat of Garcia’s youth.
La Bastide de St-Tropez is a bastide or country house in Saint-Tropez all the elegance of a Mediterranean home just a few minutes from the beaches at Ramatuelle and the port of St-Tropez. Far from the summer crowds- this magnificent mansion with its four Provencal farmhouses invites you to fulfillment- in the heart of a paradise park filled with exotic species. On the edge of the superb swimming pool- beneath the three hundred year old olive trees or in the winter garden- Fabien Delaffon welcomes you and assures you of moments of well-being in a warm and elegant ambience.
