Where Time Stands Still
Serenity reigns at the 500-year-old Asaba Ryokan, a traditional Japanese inn nestled in a quaint town between Tokyo and Kyoto known for its historic hot springs
Follow That Rhino!
In Kenya’s Sera Wildlife Conservancy, 27 rhinos are game to greet adventurous travelers—and it’s an encounter few will ever forget
Swiss Bliss
Can’t imagine renting a chalet with fewer than a dozen staffers? Then Ultima Crans-Montana is the one for you!
Soak Before You Souk
At the foot of the Atlas Mountains, the Berber Lodge offers civilized, old-world idling as a welcome reprieve from the commotion of Marrakech
Shira Haas
The Unorthodox and Captain America actress shares her travel routine
Take the Long View
Among Hotel Endsleigh’s many virtues? One of the most beautiful landscapes in the English countryside
Nature Versus Nurture
At the Saruni Basecamp safari camps, in Kenya, visitors experience the best of both worlds
Welcome to the United Alpine Emirates
Russian oligarchs who once flocked to Courchevel have been replaced by visitors from the Persian Gulf
Life’s a Beach
King Mohammed VI’s Royal Mansour Collection has opened its third hotel in Morocco, on the coast of the Alboran Sea
Malta’s Day in the Sun
With Italy and Greece overrun by tourists, the English-speaking Mediterranean island that Queen Elizabeth once called home is a suitably low-key—and culture-packed—alternative
The Ends of the Earth
In Chilean Patagonia, where animals outnumber people, there’s only one place to sleep—and it’s the lodge of a lifetime
Magic Mountain
In a sleepy corner of Spain, the Roca family has created a gastronomic empire. As their new hotel proves, they are also masters of simplicity
Enrique Olvera
The Mexican chef behind Cosme and Pujol reveals his travel routine
Home Is Where the Art Is
Louis Malle’s family pile, where the director worked on many of his classic films, is now available to rent
Discovering Genoa
Formerly known as one of Europe’s grungiest port cities, Genoa is now welcoming travelers who seek an authentically Italian vacation
Ruined for Life
When Count Benedikt Bolza took over a 3,700-acre estate on a hilltop in Umbria, it was the beginning of a decades-long love affair—and painstaking renovation
Harold Ancart
The Belgian sculptor and painter reveals his travel routine
Anna Weyant
The art world darling, dubbed the “millennial Botticelli,” reveals her travel routine
Watch Your Steps!
In a growing international spat, the French government has claimed ownership of the Spanish Steps in Rome—and the Italians are furiosi!
We’ll Always Have Le Meurice
After a thoughtful renovation, the grande dame on the Rue de Rivoli is looking better than ever
Simone Rocha
The designer reveals her travel routine
Hide and Seek
For centuries, the island of Ponza was a penal colony. Now it’s a favorite vacation spot among Romans
Hallowed Halls
Can an electronic-music entrepreneur turn Parnham House, an exquisite but cursed country estate in Dorset, into Britain’s hottest place to stay?
A Spanish Inquisition
Green, mountainous, and full of excellent wine, Asturias may be one of the corners of the country that still feels ripe for discovery
