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Whether you’re in search of a countryside estate, a private island retreat, or a quaint and charming home, the options are varied and sure to spark some inspiration.

The hotel scene in New Orleans has long been concentrated in the French Quarter and CBD, the vast majority of its bars and lobbies built to appeal to tourists, party buses, and holiday fêtes. Which isn’t to say that New Orleanians don’t find reason to visit those neighborhoods, stopping by The Roosevelt’s Sazerac Bar for a celebratory Ramos Gin Fizz or settling into the Ritz-Carton’s Davenport Lounge to hear a trumpet set.

This article explores the Troutbeck compound, a unique retreat designed by Batsheva Hay. It highlights the blend of nature and architecture, showcasing the creative vision behind this stunning space.

Enjoy personalized service at these 10 boutique hotels, voted as the best in the U.S. by our readers.

Pack your bags and explore the best locations and experiences from around the world. From UNESCO World Heritage Sites to hidden gems and experiences the whole family can enjoy, learn everything you need to know before you embark on your next adventure. 

Explore Issue #144 of Monocle, a global briefing that covers international affairs, business, culture, and design. This issue delves into the latest trends and insights shaping the world today.

This page highlights twelve boutique hotels located in small towns outside major U.S. cities, showcasing their unique charm and appeal. It emphasizes the restorative experience of spending a weekend at these historical mansions and encourages readers to consider a road trip for a refreshing getaway.

When you need to cool off during the sweltering summer, there’s no better option than taking a dip in a pool—stylish vibes, tasty food and drink, and a lively scene only up the ante. So when temperatures threaten to break triple digits, check out these notable New Orleans hotels with pools that are open to both hotel guests and the public.

How to have a real vacation in a single afternoon? Purchase day-pass access to one of these hotel pools, from Nashville to Beverly Hills

Welcome to How to Be Social Again: The No-Stress Guide to Returning to Society. In this mini-series, you'll get a brush-up on everything from invitation etiquette to navigating bars again—plus, a drinks menu-planner for any party size and an ode the most underrated of gatherings, the coffee date.

From renovated 19th-century mansions to the Virgin's newest party-forward outpost, New Orleans is sure to draw a wide-ranging crowd with this new lineup of hot spots

New Orleans has multiple new hotels opening this spring and summer, each with a show-stopping water feature, and Breeze Airways will launch in July. It’s a fine time to make a list of the best blue spaces to enjoy––and we’d be remiss not to include those beyond mere pools, including a kayak trip down a historic bayou with the best Pelican watching and views of a longest overwater bridge on Earth.

The Chloe is a boutique hotel located in the Garden District of New Orleans, blending the city's rich history with modern comforts. This review explores the unique features and experiences offered by the hotel, making it a noteworthy destination for travelers.

YOU COULD drive from Nashville’s Centennial Park to New Orleans’s French Quarter in under eight hours but what a pity that would be. Opt instead to take the slower, far more scenic route. Follow the Natchez Trace Parkway and U.S. Route 61 to be transported through a landscape of hardwood forests and piney woods and across coffee-colored rivers, with a number of diverting detours along the way. Chief among them: The Mississippi towns of Tupelo, Oxford and Natchez—the latter best described as “Tiger King” meets “Gone With the Wind.” From there drop into Louisiana for a po’boy sandwich in Baton Rouge before an early arrival in New Orleans to partake of its everlasting party.

Like any design enthusiast, I have been craving creative inspiration and exploration beyond the four walls that have been my faithful refuge this past year. While our editors have delighted in picking up favorite hobbies that had been thrown to the wayside, delved into the history of our favorite prints and patterns that we never seemed to have time to study, and created cozy and colorful home office spaces, we've also been jonesing to explore the world beyond our windows with all five senses again.

These cozy inns and boutique hotels took this year’s spell of downtime to invest in the details that matter. Discover unique accommodations that offer charm and comfort for a memorable getaway.

Discover the best new hotels in the US South and Texas that opened in 2020. This guide highlights unique accommodations that offer exceptional experiences for travelers seeking fresh stays in this vibrant region.

Add shrimp étouffée dumplings, crab meat au gratin and Bananas Foster empanadas to your list of must-try dishes for 2021. This blog post highlights a selection of iconic New Orleans dishes that food lovers should experience.

Inky blue walls, alligator-print carpet and grand four-poster beds appear inside The Chloe hotel in New Orleans, which has been designed by decorator Sara Ruffin Costello. The Chloe hotel comes as the latest venture from restaurateur Robert LeBlanc and is situated amongst the picturesque streets of New Orleans's Uptown neighbourhood. It occupies a family mansion that was originally designed by American architect Thomas Sully in 1891.

Set in an 19th-century mansion, The Chloe is bringing a more intimate kind of hospitality to New Orleans's Uptown. This hotel combines local charm with modern amenities, offering guests a unique experience in the heart of the city.

This article explores the evolution of the design scene in New Orleans, highlighting the creativity and innovation within the city's interiors industry 15 years after Hurricane Katrina. It showcases how the city has transformed and adapted its design aesthetic in response to past challenges.