Contributor/ Amy Guttman Best Known For Location, location, location. Ask anyone familiar with the Roger Smith and the answer’s the same, “great location.” It’s a ten-minute walk to Grand Central, and the shopping Mecca that is Fifth Avenue. The MOMA is within reach, as is Central Park. The Roger Smith is also known for being […]
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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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Contributor/ Amy Hughes Best Known For This legendary hotel set the standard as the first American resort. Industrialist Henry Flagler single-handedly turned Palm Beach from a backwater into a world-class holiday destination when he built the hotel in the late 19th century, attracting the likes of JP Morgan, the Astors and countless others with padded
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