14 Articles found for “Mountain”

Here are nine hotels in Asia that take you away from the downtown bustle and into the cool mountain breezes.

The chef behind Brat and Mountain reveals all on where he’d go for a celebration, a night out and more.

From snow-covered mountains and glowing city ice rinks to restorative spas and winter-only flavors, South Korea reveals its most atmospheric side when the temperature drops.

From snow-dusted mountains to sun-kissed shores, Asia reimagines the winter wonderland with festive escapes that blend seasonal magic, culture, and unforgettable stays.

Ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics, our two-day route traces the Dolomites’ standout tables and design-led stays, where Alpine flavors and mountain craftsmanship come together.

From the mountainous north to the south’s pretty Peloponnese region, this part of the Mediterranean is puzzlingly underrated.

Want to turn that weekend in France, Italy or Portugal into an unforgettable experience? From accommodation high up in the trees and on a mountaintop to a futuristic mirror cube or a flying saucer… discover our best hotels for a romantic getaway. Psst: there's even a room with a retractable roof so you can reach for the stars!

If you take one trip this winter, make it Vals. In the 1990s, the remote Swiss town enlisted a master architect to carve a spa into its mountainside. Today, it's a pilgrimage destination with a Two-Star restaurant and a Two-Key hotel. Below, a MICHELIN editor shares the inside scoop.

Inside the smoke-centric world of Brat, Mountain, Humo and London’s very own wood-fired revolution.

From coastal escapes to mountain retreats, these unforgettable destinations are just a short trip from Japan’s capital.

Hot springs in the mountains. Bungalows on the beaches. A safari in the desert. European-inspired chalets in the snow. We could go on. Here are 11 hotels in Asia that are cocooned in nature.

From the coast of Phuket to the Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee, these 13 hotel farms supply their restaurants with a bounty of fruit, vegetables, and sometimes even ice cream.

From lush mountain jungles to deep river valleys, Thailand’s northern region produces abundant natural materials—many of which have become indispensable in the kitchen.

Chefs from the freshly-minted Michelin-starred restaurants in Taipei are game to face mounting expectations following the accolades.