“She’s pretty on the inside”: Hotels that need a second chance to make their first impressions
From the outside, the Skyline Hotel in New York resembles a roadside motel…
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Kelly Wearstler: From Playboy pin-up to Hollywood it-decorator
Unless you’re a design nerd, a Hollywood mogul, or a long-time reader of Playboy, chances are you’ve never heard of Kelly Wearstler, the centerfold model-cum-interior-designer behind hotels and homes from L.A. to Anguilla. If she’s not quite a household name, however, Wearstler has been getting a ton of mainstream exposure lately (sorry). Last year, the…
Five Presidential Suites for Presidents Day: What will $19,000 a night get you?
President’s Day is a week away, and this year, we’d like to take a moment to tip our hats to one of our favorite presidents: Woodrow Wilson, the rumored creator of the “Presidential Suite.” Apparently Wilson was a bit of a finicky traveler (we can relate), and on his trips away from Washington he required…
Tap into your inner nerd at these gadget-happy hotels
Interactive touch-screen at The Eliot Suite Hotel in Boston
Down-to-earth luxe: celebrity style, for regular people
The Studio Suite, the standard room type, at the Setai in South Beach, Miami
Behold: The smallest hotel rooms in New York
The Standard Cabin at the Jane Hotel, 50 square feet, $99
New York hotels deck their halls for Christmas
Christmas decorations at The Waldorf Astoria
The Quirky Hotel Decor Hall of Fame: West Coast Edition
We’ve already spotlighted the creepiest pieces of hotel art we’d encountered in Vegas, New York, and Miami (we chose “creepy” rather than “quirky” because most of those pieces appeared to be watching us). But after our San Fran and Los Angeles trips, we came home with plenty more photos of artsy, wacky-coolness found in the…