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A stay at Manoir Hovey comes with the promise of an abundance of fresh air in a scenic, unspoiled part of Québec, close to the U.S. This charming manor was built at the turn of the century and modeled on George Washington’s Mount Vernon home. It is nestled in English gardens in a forest on the shores of a lake, and there is a romantic and authentic way of life here. Rates include an array of onsite recreational facilities that make Manoir Hovey a destination in itself. The artful cuisine is enhanced by the wine list, which features 900 wines, and an exceptional selection of Québec’s finest cheeses. A wonderful getaway in all seasons, only 80 minutes from Montréal.

Manoir Hovey

Le Hatley

Hotel and restaurant in the country.

In the heart of California’s Napa Valley, Meadowood invites guests to indulge in a stay where fine dining and wine are fused with passion, where relaxation is coupled with leisure, and where contemplation is paired with a celebration of the senses. Halfway between Sacramento and San Francisco, only an hour’s drive away, this exceptional hotel extends across a 250-hectare estate. Convivial and welcoming, Forum serves meals either inside or outdoors against the tranquil backdrop of Meadowood’s woodlands. Chef's cuisine is local in its appeal and seasonal in its approach. His seasonally inspired menus highlight local ingredients and the region’s remarkable bounty that is a perfect match to the insightful and delectable wine experience to be had under the expert guidance of Kelli White, Director of Education at The Wine Center. A true haven of peace, Meadowood Napa Valley boasts suites with their own terraces and magnificent views of the bountiful nature all around. Take to the hiking trails and enjoy the stunning views of St. Helena. Play tennis with a professional instructor or work out with a personal trainer. And when in need of a break, look no further than the wonderful spa with its suite-style treatment rooms, private relaxation gardens, as well as steam and sauna rooms. Nestled in the Meadowood Napa Valley forest and designed by Howard Backen, it is the promise of an unforgettable moment of wellness and serenity.

Meadowood Napa Valley

Forum

Restaurant and hotel in the country.

Mii amo is a renowned spa and wellness resort not far from the Grand Canyon. This sanctuary is located in the stunning red rocks of Boynton Canyon, one of the most powerful energy vortexes of Sedona, Arizona. Reconnect with nature and your nature in an enchanting setting where accommodations are designed to enhance guests’ sense of place within the canyon. Dressed in all natural carpets, wood and artisan-designed throws, the rooms open to the vastness of the landscape dotted with prickly pears and pinyon pines. All have indoor fireplaces and private patios. Acclaimed for its unique holistic approach, Mii amo offers all-inclusive and customized journeys, including tailor-made treatments and guided meditations provided by intuitive and experienced professionals. This way, connected to each other, your mind and body will enjoy the flavors imagined by Hummingbird's chef, who favors an ingredient-based cuisine with regionally sourced produce.

Mii amo

Hummingbird

Hotel and restaurant in the mountains.

Perched high on the bluffs of Watch Hill, Ocean House is one of the last remaining oceanfront hotels in New England. This grand Victorian property has been meticulously restored, with inviting porches and terraces overlooking the vast grounds. Savor life to the rhythm of the tides, with sailing and walks along the beach followed by teatime, cocktails and a variety of dining options, from modern cuisine to American bistro fare. Relax at the spectacular spa or enjoy a day of golf, tennis, croquet, fishing or water sports. Just steps away, the quintessential New England village of Watch Hill offers tasty seafood, charming antique shops and art galleries.

Ocean House

COAST

Hotel and restaurant on the seafront.

On the scenic southwest plateau of North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, Old Edwards Inn and Spa cascades over several acres in downtown Highlands. The historic, European-style resort features a world-renowned spa, private golf at Old Edwards Club, premium leisure amenities, and casually elegant restaurants offering local and regionally inspired cuisine. Guestrooms, suites, cottages and estates include hand-selected furnishings and antiques, fireplaces, balconies, heated marble bathroom floors, robes and slippers. Surrounded by pristine forests, rivers, trails and waterfalls, the village of Highlands brims with live and performing arts, boutique shopping and acclaimed restaurants along its charming Main Street.

Old Edwards Inn and Spa

Madison's Restaurant

After the success of his California restaurant, The French Laundry, emblematic Chef Thomas Keller brought his distinctive hands-on approach from Napa Valley to Manhattan. Keller works with remarkable attention to detail, not only in his cuisine but also in the presentation, mood and surroundings. In an elegant dining room overlooking Central Park, Chef de cuisine Chad Palagi interprets modern American recipes with a touch of French influence. Representative dishes include Oysters and Pearls, a sabayon of pearl tapioca with poached oysters and caviar, and Calotte de Boeuf Grillée. The culinary delights at Per Se will convince you that perfection does indeed exist.

Per Se

Per Se Restaurant

Restaurant in town.

Holding court in the very heart of Charleston’s famed Historic District, the 64-room Planters Inn is the city’s iconic grande dame hotel. Uniformed doormen welcome every arrival, ushering guests into a sanctuary of elegant style and genteel service inside the gloriously restored circa 1844 building. Soaring ten-foot ceilings, dozens of working fireplaces, and a stunning collection of antiques and Baker Historic Charleston décor, including a sumptuous four poster bed in every guest room, create a luxurious ambiance described by Travel + Leisure magazine as "akin to an overnight with well-to-do friends in their old Charleston mansion." There’s also more to Planters Inn than meets the eye: A hidden courtyard illuminated by flickering carriage lanterns provides a beguiling entry to Peninsula Grill, the city’s foremost dining experience.

Planters Inn

Peninsula Grill

Hotel and restaurant in town.

Nestled in the Bow River Valley, with the spectacular Canadian Rockies as a backdrop, the Post Hotel offers one of the most picturesque locations imaginable: the heart of Banff National Park, Canada’s first.This is a protected region, designated as a World Heritage Site – unspoiled natural beauty, pristine wilderness and a safe haven for the bountiful wildlife. Imagine skiing or hiking in this breathtaking landscape. Just two hours west of Calgary International airport and you are there: spacious suites, crackling fireplaces, Temple Mountain spa, award winning fresh market cuisine and one of Canada’s largest wine cellars, with over 25,000 bottles and more than 2,200 labels.

Post Hotel & Spa

Post Hotel Dining Room

Created in 2000, Pujol is first and foremost a restaurant, one considered among the best in Mexico. But it is also a stunning space, a house whose architecture rings with echoes of modernism — abound with angles, glass and wood — where light caresses the plates and subdues the air. And then there is the Pujol of Enrique Olvera, its renowned chef, and his contemporary cuisine inspired by traditional Mexican recipes and ingredients.
The brilliant source behind several notable restaurants in Mexico and the United States, Enrique has made Pujol an international reference of Mexican cuisine. With two tasting menus, each boasting seven dishes, discover the true essence of Mexico with one composed around corn and the other around the sea. That is, unless you prefer the taco counter, where the chef’s ever-evolving creativity is sure to surprise you.

Pujol

The wooden guest cabins of Quercus, located in countryside south of Atlanta, emulate the style of early pioneer cabins. Nestled within unspoiled nature, they offer all-inclusive stays reserved for adults only. Their outwardly rustic appearance contrasts with light-filled, contemporary interiors, furnished with impeccable taste. Terraces, featuring swing chairs, offer a chance for reflection overlooking the ancient oak forest–ideal following a wood-fired sauna, a cold plunge or an in-room massage. The 4,000 acres of Quercus, located south of Atlanta, are crossed by a tranquil river, ideal for kayaking or fly fishing. Guests can explore the grounds by all-terrain private golf cart or on foot, and visit the farm that produces the finest biodynamically grown ingredients. Ingredients are selected according to the seasons, to be served at Uberto restaurant, where Chef Ryan Smith offers guests dishes that bring alive the concept of the estate: to live in harmony with nature.

Quercus

Uberto Restaurant

In Jackson Square, one of San Francisco’s oldest and most charming districts, a century-old landmarked building houses one of the finest restaurants in the city. Chef Michael Tusk prepares Italian- and French-inspired Californian cuisine using only fresh local ingredients procured by a carefully selected local network of small farmers and producers. The same care is applied to the selection of wines suggested for each dish. In an elegant, art déco-inspired setting, you can savor dishes like whole roast duck for two with black garlic and green gage plums or risotto with cardoons, porcini mushroom and white truffle.

Quince

This discreet destination in the upscale Polanco district is home to Quintonil Restaurant, one of the most sought-after dining destinations in Mexico City. Chef Jorge Vallejo and his wife and partner, Alejandra Flores, welcome guests drawn as much by his cuisine as by his reputation. Following a career shaped on the international stage, Chef Vallejo has redefined a contemporary interpretation of Mexican cuisine that is both personal and deeply rooted in local terroir. The Quintonil tasting menu–paired with a cellar of 700 labels–is constantly evolving, and celebrates forgotten ingredients, such as endemic varieties of condiments and maize. At times, it surprises guests with more unexpected components, such as insects, which feature in dishes such as tuna with lacto-fermented mushrooms, accompanied by a smoky chintextle with grasshoppers.

Quintonil

Blending luxury with the authentic spirit of relaxed Southern Californian living, Rancho Valencia welcomes its guests with grace and gusto. Near the chic beaches of La Jolla and Del Mar, this is an exclusive and tranquil hideaway set among 18 hectares of rolling hills, orange groves and gardens full of hibiscus and cacti. Reminiscent of Spanish-colonial haciendas, the bungalow suites boast stunning craftsmanship, including hand-painted tiles and custom furnishings. With its world-renowned tennis program, innovative cuisine and rejuvenating spa, not to mention the year-round sunny climate, Rancho Valencia is the perfect place to discover this beautiful region.

Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa

Pony Room

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