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Buffalo: InnBuffalo Off Elmwood

A restored Victorian mansion in a trendy part of Buffalo is run by innkeepers who knows their stuff. If this nine-suite inn feels like you’re staying in someone’s home, it’s because you are: Ellen and Joseph Lettieri and their daughter also live here, welcoming guests to the former Hewitt Mansion built in 1898. Vibe: InnBuffalo … Continue reading Buffalo: InnBuffalo Off Elmwood

Key West: The Ocean Key

Take a step back in time at this chic Keys icon on historic Duval Street. With the absolute best spot to watch the sun set in town, classic four-tower Ocean Key Resort and Spa overlooking the Gulf of Mexico sets the standard for traditional Key West relaxed luxury, i.e. fun yet stylish romp-ability. Vibe: Most … Continue reading Key West: The Ocean Key

Miami: Eden Roc

Designed by famed Miami Modern architect Morris Lapidus in 1956, the Eden Roc oozes nostalgia from every terrazzo corner. Yes, it’s a little quiet up there in the mid-40s, but you don’t need to bunk in the thick of the South Beach noise to still avail yourself of its action whenever you want. The hotel … Continue reading Miami: Eden Roc

Mexico: Playa del Carmen

The Mayan Riviera, running from Cancun to Tulum on the Caribbean side of Mexico, is best known for the multitude of resorts anchoring a string of 10 beach towns that dot the coast from Puerto Morelos to Punta Allen. All offer the best in sun and white, white sand. And just 40 minutes south from … Continue reading Mexico: Playa del Carmen

Ski Resort Report

Six of your best bets to ski, snowboard, aprés-drink, conference or celebrate. Red Mountain Resort, Rossland, B.C. Overview: Charming heritage town, really nice people, no lines, terrific skiing. Selling point: The consistent and brilliant snow, top-rated because of the resort’s location along the famous Powder Highway. Meeting space: A new conference centre (120 people, theatre-style) is great for … Continue reading Ski Resort Report