Contributor/ Patrick Duffy No matter where you’re from, you have a feeling when you visit Manhattan. It’s an expectation of larger than life spectacles, grand spaces, and a stylish, well-heeled, fast walking populace to brush and push past you on the sidewalk. But as amazing as Manhattan is there is something cold and corporate, an […]
Contributor/ Saffron Powell Brown Best Known For The Hotel du Vin chain was one of the first boutique hotel groups in the country, pioneering the “rooms with roll top baths” movement. Each hotel set within in beautiful and interesting buildings. The Good Stuff There’s actually fifteen HDVs, soon to be sixteen as the first outpost
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Contributor/ Amy Guttman Best Known For The Pig hotels are synonymous with shabby chic, and they do it well. Think whitewashed wood panels and claw-footed tubs. Décor embodies Nantucket neutrals; though this one embraces its past with Gatsby-era stained glass, tin ceilings and rich, velvets. The pride of their kitchen is farm-to-table, locally produced and
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