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The red rock arches of Moab have become as synonymous with Utah as the state's dry, powdery snow. But while luxury hotels have sprouted around the state's top ski resorts, the lodging around Arches and Canyonlands national parks has remained decidedly modest. Moab's functional inns and bare-bones campsites are fine for hard chargers who are just looking for a place to sleep between climbs or long days of mountain biking. But in the wake of the pandemic—and the collective rediscovery it spurred of America's natural beauty—a new kind of soft-adventure seeker has alighted on this funky desert town, prompting fresh demand for a different kind of accommodation.
Ulum’s tents all have custom Pendleton wool blankets.
The 50 freestanding tents are safari-inspired, and surround a modern glass lodge.
That's where ULUM Moab, which opened in April, comes in. A chic new venture from the folks behind the wildly popular Under Canvas, known for its safari-inspired tented camps, it dials up the luxury and amenities of its sibling brand to offer a full resort experience—glamping-style.
Ulum Moab's 50 tents surround a modern concrete-and-glass lodge whose rusty hues match the landscape. There is a full-service kitchen serving up seasonal bites; three dipping pools of varying temperatures; and a shop that stocks some of the same brands you'll find in your tent, including Aesop, Vuori, and Parachute Home. The accommodations also contain evaporative coolers and wood-burning stoves to keep guests comfortable in the unpredictable desert weather. And at nearly 400 square feet, there's plenty of room to stretch out after a private canyoneering experience with the local outfitter Desert Highlights (set it up at the front desk), so you'll be ready to hit the trail again at daybreak.
Geysers near Under Canvas North Yellowstone
Under Canvas North Yellowstone sits on ranch land near the north gate of the national park.
There's more to come in this space: Opening this winter in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Autocamp Asheville is the latest outpost from the popular Airstream brand will debut Bambis, a diminutive, lightweight version of the iconic aluminum trailers. They'll be decked out by local design firm Shelter Collective.
Family-owned French company Huttopia Wine Country is bringing crepes and croissants to the rolling hills of Northern California's Lake County this month. The fully solar-powered location, on a working winery, is the first Huttopia to be completely off the grid.
Much like the Dutton family spread in the hit show Yellowstone, the just-opened 11th
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Has there ever been a fictional character with a more glamorized lifestyle than Carrie Bradshaw? She’s worn designer bags as well as shoes that have sold out immediately afterwards, made Magnolia Bakery world-famous, and, this past summer, even had a pop-up “experience” dedicated to her in an empty space in SoHo. One doesn’t need to “couldn’t-help-but-wonder” why: Carrie made being single and living in New York seem like an endless, well-dressed adventure, where carriage rides in Central Park with romantic millionaires, fabulous parties in Tribeca, and trips to the Vogue closet were always in reach. So when visiting New York City, it’s always fun to see the sites that made up her fantasy.
New York City's bustling fashion scene is set to be invigorated by French "It" girl Jeanne Damas, who is bringing her renowned lifestyle brand Rouje to the heart of the Big Apple. Slated to open on August 28th, Rouje is not the first French label to grace New York. Still, its arrival signifies a unique convergence of two cultures that champion style, sophistication, and empowerment.
Even though it seems like the summer travel season is flying by, those still looking to book a European getaway have some cheap options for a last-minute trip, according to a new report.
Among the many wonderful things about Greece is that everyone has a favorite island—and everyone is right. For veteran Forbes travel contributor Jim Dobson, that magical isle is Sifnos. Reachable by ferry from Athens in a little over two hours, Sifnos has beautiful beaches, numerous hiking trails along the Aegean Sea and a remarkable 237 churches. Here’s where to eat, stay and play on Sifnos.
In 2015, website Booking.com, the world’s largest online travel agency (OTA), released its first ever Sustainable Travel Report. 62% of respondents said they planned a trip staying in sustainable accommodations within the next 12 months. By 2021 this number had skyrocketed to 81%. The 2021 numbers, garnered from surveying 29,000 travelers, also showed that a substantial majority of global travelers (87%) want to travel sustainably and 61% said the pandemic had made them want to travel more sustainably in the future. The most common answer to the question of “What sustainable travel means?” was staying in eco-friendly or green accommodations, yet half (49%) still didn’t think there were enough sustainable lodging options.
1 Hotel Mayfair, is the first European property for the American-based, sustainable hotel group. The location is great, with Green Park across the road, museums like the Royal Academy down the road and the stylish shops of Bond street and Burlington Arcade nearby. This chic new luxury hotel claims to be London’s very first sustainable luxury hotel, a big assertion indeed but one that does appear to have substance. From the moment you walk through the doors, you’re surrounded by living things, natural materials and textures, complemented by muted colors from nature. Over 1,300 plants from 200 species can be found throughout the hotel.
Get thee to New York's museums and get thee to them now. There's an end in sight to summer's dog days, and with the promise of cooler early-autumn days comes a fresh turnover in the exhibitions on offer throughout the city. Some of the big summer tentpoles—Africa Fashion at the Brooklyn Museum, installations at both MoMA and MoMA PS1—will run all the way into October, so if you haven't made your way to them yet, there's still time. Joining these holdovers are a myriad of newer options, the variety of which ensures that there's something for everyone. Find our guide below.
There’s no shortage of restaurants, bars, and wellness destinations in the Hamptons, but every year there are some new locations shaking things up out east. From a re-imagined waterside hotel to an all out dinner to dance party spot, here are five new places to try.
Greenpoint has become one of New York City’s culinary hotspots in recent years, and a new, luxe chef’s counter is adding yet another destination-worthy dinner to the North Brooklyn neighborhood.