Historic Route 66 runs through the heart of Beverly Hills, a city with a constantly evolving vision of luxury. Three of its best-known hotels opened in three very different eras: The Beverly Hills Hotel in 1912, The Beverly Hilton in 1955, and The Peninsula Beverly Hills in 1991. Together, they offer three ways to experience the architecture, rituals, food, and Hollywood history that have shaped the city.
Read MoreHistoric Route 66 runs straight through Rancho Cucamonga, and it’s tempting to pass through rather than stop. But the Mother Road still has a real presence here, from the restored Cucamonga Service Station and the Sycamore Inn to the remnants of the area’s wine history and its enduring classic-car culture. Dan Latif shows what to see, where to eat, and where to stay along Route 66 in Rancho Cucamonga.
Read MoreMandarin Oriental's Lutetia remains the only Palace-rated hotel on Paris' Rive Gauche. Writer Dan Latif spends an evening at its venerable Joséphine Bar, a historic crossroads where impressive cocktails, genteel service, and monumental interiors make it one of the city's essential stops after dark.
Read MoreSome people go to museums looking for the origins of the world. In Stuttgart, people will find the origins of the car. Celebrating the 140th anniversary of the automobile and the 100th anniversary of the Mercedes-Benz brand as we know it, writer Dan Latif and photographer Julien Fautrat explore nearly 200,000 square feet of automotive history at Mercedes-Benz Museum.
Read MoreDominating Munich’s central Promenadeplatz, the monumental Bayerischer Hof is a machine of hospitality that operates like its own entertainment district. The Interior Review explores the iconic restaurants, buzzy bars, historic theater, and late-night music at the legendary hotel.
Read MoreWith free admission, writer Dan Latif and photographer Julien Fautrat step into Munich’s hidden car paradise where Bugattis, Ferraris, and McLarens sit within arm’s reach.
Read MoreWhether you’re flying Icelandair for Iceland or transferring to a European destination, you’ll absolutely be passing through Iceland's Keflavík International Airport (KEF), and some flights have incredibly short layovers. Here’s what to know.
Read MoreDan Latif dives into Copenhagen’s most magical summer escape—Tivoli Gardens. From rooftop swims above the city skyline to fairy-tale theater, wooden rollercoasters, and dazzling fireworks, here's where to go, what to ride, and how to make the most of long Nordic nights in Denmark.
Read MoreDijon, France is a paradise for culinary enthusiasts, going far beyond its eponymous mustard. At the heart of a renaissance is the Grand hôtel La Cloche, which hosts some of the city's finest bars and restaurants in a dynamic arrangement. Writer Dan Latif takes us there.
Read MoreGuests at the sprawling Faena Hotel Miami Beach can spend days drifting between a buzzy pool, relaxing spa, pristine beach, several restaurants and an underground club. We go deep into the belly of this lavish beast.
Read MoreSixt is a German multinational car rental company with about 2,100 locations in over 105 countries. Their location at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City is famously well-hidden at 312 Federal Cir, Queens, NY 11430.
Read MoreThe idea of a personal butler can spook can-do Americans who don’t want to be a bother. But when a hotel offers this service, what should you do?
Read MoreFresh off of a multi-million dollar renovation, The JW Marriott Orlando Grande Lakes is the new destination for families with a taste for the finer things on a vacation in entertainment capital Orlando.
Read MoreThe multi-year, billion-dollar renovation of the Waldorf-Astoria will result in a combination of a legendary hotel and well-appointed residential units. We explore the design details that are setting the new rules of comfortable city living.
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