The Hotel Guide - Spring 2023 Edition

the hotel guide

Wynita Yancy

Adam Asher

Carla Pallares

Nora Sophia

Lauren Leos Editorial Assistant

Linda Beach

Nancy Leos

Amy Ybarra

WELLNESS - YOUR WAY

WELLNESS - YOUR WAY

Bring your wellbeing into greater focus. Join a fully immersive retreat or opt for an ‘a la carte’ wellness approach. Reconnect with your best self and our natural mountain landscape in the heart of worldclass Banff National Park. Take advantage of luxurious amenities, explore iconic Lake Louise and leave feeling relaxed, recharged and inspired. Let us take care of you, while you’re taking care of yourself.

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Embark on a journey of self-discovery and rejuvenate your spirit

Publisher’s Note

EDWARD R. LEOS

As we continue our yearly 30th-anniversary celebration, this Spring edition is certainly one for the ages. In it, we have re-launched our Relocation Section to help you find the home of your dreams or use it for the next vacation rental property.

Wellness has always been a hallmark of our publication and this issue is truly dedicated to that cause. Start your journey at Tet Rouge in St. Lucia at this adult’sonly destination. Other incredible stops include Bainland Lodge Resorts, Cala Luna Boutique Hotel and the Maldives.

Spring also brings some fun places to visit. Don’t forget to check out Clarksville, Tennessee and all of the outdoor activities found in this quaint city. Traveling through Texas? Swing by Grapevine, Texas and experience their art and wine festival.

Ready for some beach time? Then Myrtle Beach is the place for you and the family. This beautiful East

Coast city has so much to do. You definitely don’t want to miss it.

As we travel internationally, you can read about San Miguel de Allende, the Hilton Monterrey and the Hilton Vallarte Riviera.

Finally, we are always big fans of the Culinary experience. As this section starts to grow, you will see more and more national and international flair. This edition we cover Chestnut Properties which brings award-winning pubs and restaurants along with the newest drink concoctions at Hacienda Encantada Resort.

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Clarksville, Tennessee

experience the uniqueness

Clarksville, Tennessee might still be an undiscovered destination, but with its recent explosion of new businesses and community development, it won’t stay that way for long. Here are some notto-be-missed experiences you’ll only find in Clarksville that make this city worth a visit.

Take a guided cave tour and see 14th Century Native American Mississippian art. Dunbar Cave is the only public cave in the world where visitors can see these historic findings. Tours are available four times daily, May through September.

Enjoy free outdoor concerts all summer long at Downtown Commons and Beachaven Winery. For only $5 you can also jam to regional bands on the lawn at Old Glory Distilling.

Snap selfies galore at more than 30 public art pieces. Murals, sculptures, and fountains are plentiful – and most

are created by local talent.

Bike, rock climb, fish, kayak and hike along the scenic Cumberland River and its tributaries. The area’s 650 miles of navigable waterways make water sports and trails plentiful.

Eat your way around the world at Clarksville’s amazingly diverse restaurant scene. Relish the authentic flavors of India, Thailand, Korea, Greece, France, Germany, Italy, Latin America and more.

Savor Evill Nash Brewing’s distinct flavors. The brewer specializes in small-batch barrel-aged beers and limitedrelease experimental beers. With mostly local ingredients like Szechuan peppercorn, toffee, and red sumac berries, you are sure to taste something you will not find anywhere else.

Wander the 52,000-square-foot Miss Lucille’s Marketplace for upcycled, repurposed, new, boutique and hand-

made items. Whatever you’ve been searching for, you’ll find it here.

Learn the stories and legacies of hometown goldmedalists Wilma Rudolph and Pat Head Summitt. See their exhibits and let them inspire you to greater accomplishments.

Play Putt-Putt, arcade games, two-story laser tag, high-speed go-carts and bowl all under one roof. At The City Forum, you can easily spend an afternoon being a kid again with games new and classic. Or, purchase a loaded gift card and let

new spring display unveiled The Bellagio Conservatory

Bellagio’s Conservatory & Botanical Gardens transports guests to a romantic European garden as it welcomes spring with its new display, “Giardino Dell’ Amore.” Through May 20, visitors can revel in the splendor of the season as love blooms around them with glamorous floral creations, flowing fountains and a vibrant tunnel of love.

your kiddos do their own thing. Even those hard-to-please teenagers will don smiles after time here. If that’s not enough entertainment, some of the best burgers in town are right next door at Dock 17.

Located along Interstate 24 only 45 minutes from Nashville, Clarksville makes an ideal road trip for many travelers. The city’s historic/hip vibe and welcoming hospitality is sure to create a memorable experience. Find more things to do at visitclarksvilletn.com.

A collaborative effort between designer Ed Libby and the talented Bellagio Horticulture team, “Giardino Dell’ Amore” is an immersive experience that pays homage to Bellagio’s Italian inspiration. The display engages all five senses: a custom “L’Amore” scent fills the air with hints of orange blossom while a dreamy soundtrack sets the ambi ance amidst the visual delights of the display. The Garden Table stimulates taste and touch with a distinct dining experience at the heart of the Conservatory.

West Bed

Visitors can enjoy a romantic stroll through a garden of timeless beauty in the West Bed, featur ing an enchanting pavilion-style gazebo and an elegant European fountain. Under the gaze of two joyful cherub statues playing Cupid, two young love birds float on the water as their long necks merge to form a heart. Rose-covered lanterns accompany beautiful white wisteria trees standing tall as majestic reminders of love’s strength and endurance. Tucked in the corner of this bed is The Garden Table, the resort’s most exclusive dining experience.

North Bed

The North Bed features a majestic fountain adorned with the iconic Bellagio “B” encircled beneath by a

manicured boxwood hedge. A 14-foot-tall sun representing life, energy and positivity radiates light through the garden scene while colorful koi fish swim playfully in the glistening pond. Gazing deeper, guests will discover a tiered, 17-foot-tall fountain surrounded by LED theatrical screens, presenting images of vibrant fountains with flowing waters. Creating a peaceful scene of beauty, the gardens are lined with classic green boxwood shapes, live trees with oranges and orange blossoms signifying good luck and health.

East Bed

Four floral heart-shaped arches stretch across the East Bed providing a larger-than-life pathway, perfect for sharing a symbolic journey of romance. A beautifully reclaimed European-style centerpiece fountain greets guests in the center of a distinct “Tunnel of Love.” Glowing softly above the romantic pathway are five patina-colored copper chandeliers, hanging as reminders of the luminous feeling of a new or renewed love for ourselves and those we treasure most.

South Bed

A magnificent European-style white marble gazebo draped in multicolored flora sits at the center of the South Bed beneath the outstretched branches of wisteria trees. Floating peacefully upon the gentle water is a “dream boat” with a champagne presentation, reminiscent of the romantic splendor of Lake Como in the Northern Italian town of Bellagio, the original inspiration for the Las Vegas resort. Presiding over the captivating moment sits a regal white peacock representing a promise of rejuvenation, selfacceptance and romance.

Visit Pittsburgh

embark on a new journey

Sunshine and warmer weather is quickly approaching, making it an especially great time to take a trip to Pittsburgh. Whether you’re looking to plan an exciting weekend getaway or an eventful weeklong vacation, there are plenty of must-see experiences perfect for solo travelers and families alike.

Uniqueness Abounds...

Across Pittsburgh’s 90 unique neighborhoods, travelers can enjoy breathtaking views, fantastic hotels and accommodations, award-winning food and craft beverage scenes and much, much more.

As you plan your trip, be sure to include a few bucketlist activities that can only be found in Pittsburgh, like riding one of Pittsburgh’s iconic and historical inclines, visiting The Andy Warhol Museum – the largest museum in North America dedicated to a single artist – or viewing the largest collection of Roberto Clemente memorabilia at The Clemente Museum.

Wrapped in rivers, intertwined with trails and packed with parks, Pittsburgh is incredibly walkable, and it has also become known as a city that supports and encourages bicycling, with bike-accessible hotels and public transportation, an easy-to-use bikeshare system and a devoted community of cyclists.

In fact, some of Pittsburgh’s most famous guided tours allow visitors to explore the city’s neighborhoods by foot or bike, like Bike the Burgh and ‘Burgh Bits and Bites Food Tour. There are plenty of self-guided ways to take to the streets as well, including Downtown walking tours and gallery crawls.

Those looking for more of an adventure can enjoy more than 180 miles of trails throughout the nine Allegheny County Parks, including the Three Rivers Heritage Trail System or Great Allegheny Passage, or take on a more unique hiking experience via 700+ public stairways totaling 24,090 vertical feet and numerous walkable bridges.

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During the summer months in particular, visitors are bound to stroll upon numerous festivals and events going on throughout the city, including annual events such as the

DICK’s Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon and

Three Rivers Arts Festival. Even better, many of these events offer free admission, making them ideal for travelers looking to make the most out of their trip without breaking the bank.

Family-friendly

Pittsburgh is known for being a family-friendly destination thanks to the many unique, affordable Only in Pittsburgh attractions and activities for all ages, from riding thrilling coasters at Kennywood to discovering exotic birds at the National Aviary, walking among the dinosaurs at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, exploring space at the Moonshot Museum and much more. With an experience fit for every member of the family, Pittsburgh is bursting with history, science, entertainment and adventure just waiting to be discovered.

Where to Stay?

With all there is to do in Pittsburgh, it’s important to choose the right place to relax and recharge each night of your stay. If you’re looking to be centrally located Downtown, check out The Industrialist Hotel, Pittsburgh, Autograph Collection, Joinery Hotel Pittsburgh, Curio Collection by Hilton or Kimpton Hotel Monaco. On the North Shore, The Landing Hotel at Rivers Casino is just steps away from the Carnegie Science Center, PNC Park and more. The Oaklander Hotel, Autograph Collection, named after its thriving, historic neighborhood, offers easy access to historic architecture, world-class museums, acclaimed

hospitals, invigorating parks and recreational activities and esteemed institutions of discovery and learning, just outside its doors.

And that’s just to name a few options! Whether you’re looking for luxury or family-friendly, historic or modern, or maybe somewhere with a view, Pittsburgh has the right accommodation for every traveler.

Culinary Destinations

With award-winning restaurant and craft beverage scenes, there are plenty of dining options to please every traveler as well, from Pittsburgh staples like Primanti Bros. and Pamela’s Diner to newer, diverse offerings like James Beard-nominated Apteka, Ritual House, Café Momentum and highly-anticipated Novo Asian Food Hall. Adults can wash their meal down with a variety of options, including 50+ breweries like Necromancer and Trace Brewing, various distilleries like Noire Expedition or Kingfly Spirits, wineries, meaderies and cideries like Arsenal Cider House & Wine Cellar, Engine House 25 Wines and Kingview Meadhouse & Winery, and more. There are also plenty of non-alcoholic options as well, including a variety of local coffee and tea shops, juicers, bubble tea and milkshakes.

Keep exploring all of the possibilities for a trip to Pittsburgh at VisitPITTSBURGH.com.

YOUR ULTIMATE HILL COUNTRY RETREAT THE ORIGINAL HILL COUNTRY RESORT BOASTING BIG-HEARTED SERVICE, AWE-INSPIRING VIEWS, AND THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MEMORIES WITH THE ONES WHO MATTER MOST.

Less than an hour drive from San Antonio, the resort’s 220 acres combine natural beauty with the warmth of true Texas spirit, making Tapatio Springs the ultimate gathering place for Hill Country adventure. Tee it up on our award-winning golf course, among the best in state, savor farm-to-fork dishes, listen to rotating weekly live music, lounge poolside, head to the spa, explore our property trails, or head out on an exciting day trip. No matter why you visit Tapatio Springs, take it from owner and King of Country George Strait, “Come for a good time. Stay for a long time.”

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combining wine and art Grapevine, Texas

heers! Toast the new release wines at Grapevine’s 31st Annual New Vintage Wine + Gallery Trail & Art Show presented by Park Place Lexus and Land Rover Grapevine April 15! From crisp whites to smooth reds, you’ll find something to tempt your palate at New Vintage.

The day begins at 10:30 a.m. at Peace Plaza with the Blessing of the Vines. This centuries-old European tradition features a blessing performed by a priest to ensure a bountiful harvest. From 11 a.m. – 6 p.m., New Vintage passport holders can stroll along Historic Main Street and sample wines and light bites at Grapevine’s winery tasting rooms. As you walk along Historic Main Street, see beautiful sculptures that commemorate Grapevine’s

The place to GO

history. Visit Grapevine’s art galleries to see colorful and unique works of art and experience the all-new Fine Art Show on Peace Plaza. Tickets for the New Vintage Wine + Gallery Trail & Art Show are $55 per person.

Be among the first to attend the all-new Art Patron Party at Peace Plaza on Friday, April 14. From 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m., this interactive event features stunning paintings and sculptures by internationally-recognized artists from across the North Texas Region. Patrons will have the opportunity to talk with the artists and purchase their favorite works during a beautiful spring night in Historic Downtown Grapevine. Patrons will enjoy wine, craft brew, floating appetizers, live jazz music and more. Patron tickets are $75 per person.

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Myrtle Beach

s we bid farewell to winter and welcome the longer, sun-soaked days ahead, Visit Myrtle Beach is inviting travelers of all interests, ages and abilities to take a trip to “America’s Favorite Beach” this spring. With 60 miles of breathtaking Atlantic coastline and endless unforgettable experiences, including an array of brand-new offerings, there are always memories to be made at The Beach during this exciting season.

At The Beach, S.P.R.I.N.G. stands for:

S: Sunny Skies and Outdoor Activities

Myrtle Beach enjoys over 200 days of sunshine a year, and its 60 miles of stunning shoreline are the perfect place to catch some springtime rays and enjoy the peaceful rhythm of ocean waves rolling in.

Beyond the beach, step aboard a variety of water vessels (pontoons, riverboats, airboats, speedboats, and even catamarans!) for a relaxing or high-speed deep dive into the unique landscapes, waterways and fishing opportunities

in the Myrtle Beach area. Discover a multitude of flora and fauna that call this area home and be on the lookout for Atlantic bottlenose dolphins along the way!

P: Perusing Local Art and Performances

Launched in September 2022, the Visit Myrtle Beach Arts & Gallery Trail is an unexpected look into the destination brimming with color and culture around every corner. The trail boasts more than 100 art-filled attractions, including oceanfront sculptures, enormous photoworthy murals, quaint working studios and even a secret underground passage filled with art. Stretching from Little River and North Myrtle Beach to Murrells Inlet and Pawleys Island, visitors will be guided to many of the Grand Strand’s lesser-known areas, such as historic downtown Conway, the quaint “Little Golden Town” of Aynor and the newly minted Arts & Innovation District.

The ongoing revitalization and development in Myrtle Beach’s Arts & Innovation District is gaining steam with

the relocation of the new Good Vibes Surf & Skate shop and opening of the Grand Strand Brewing Company, alongside recently established restaurants, galleries and retailers. Future developments will include new stores, restaurants and even a gym, as well as the restoration of the Broadway Theater into a 300-seat performing arts center.

R: Ridiculously Fresh Seafood

From casual eateries and fusion cuisine to fine dining without pretension, the Grand Strand boasts a plethora of mouthwatering culinary experiences. Fresh seafood abounds in the Myrtle Beach region, and there is always an opportunity to sample the catch of the day around every corner.

A sister restaurant to the beloved Bubba’s Fish Shack, Bubba’s Fish Camp is a new eatery that offers a beach-inspired menu with fried and grilled seafood along with meats smoked in-house, conveniently located right across from Broadway at the Beach.

Murrells Inlet is a small waterfront fishing village on the south end of the Grand Strand - “o-fish-ially” dubbed South Carolina’s seafood capital - with one of the richest histories in South Carolina. Today, the Murrells Inlet Historic District is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and offers an array of restaurants with stunning waterfront views.

I: Incredible Family Adventures

Ripley’s Aquarium is introducing all-new experiences in Myrtle Beach this spring. These exciting, familyfriendly attractions include the notable Sloth Valley habitat – bringing guests face-to-face with the adorable, two-toed species – as well as the Ripley’s Illusion Lab, Ripley’s Crazy Golf, Ripley’s Mirror Maze expansion and Ripley’s Haunted Adventure.

Brand new to Myrtle Beach’s Coastal Grand Mall, Stars and Strikes Getaway-n-Play is a 52,500 square-foot family entertainment complex that offers an immersive, aug-

mented reality bowling experience, as well as an arcade, a multi-story laser tag arena, axe throwing and more.

N: Nighttime Entertainment

The soundtrack found along The Beach includes much more than peaceful waves, it also thrums with beats from hundreds of live music gigs on weekends. From scenic stages and world-renowned music halls, the Grand Strand comes alive with music from up-and-coming artists. If grabbing a mic is your thing, join Julio Navarro as he tours (and sings!) at the area’s best bars and restaurants on the YouTube series Myrtle Beach Karaoke.

An immersive musical experience at The Beach wouldn’t be complete without taking in one of the multitude of shows that shine along the Strand. What began with Calvin Gilmore and the Carolina Opry in 1986, has grown to include nearly two dozen theater productions.

The Alabama Theatre of North Myrtle Beach’s new production, ICONIC, is a cutting-edge, brand-new on-stage and in-air show with visual elements and a state-of-the-art video wall unlike anything the Grand Strand has ever seen. In celebration of the theater’s 30th anniversary, ICONIC features widely recognized Country music chartbusters, Classic Rock anthems, Broadway, and Pop power ballads, and is a must-see this spring.

G: Great Accommodations

Completed in late 2022, the $65 million renovation of two of Kingston Resorts’ oceanfront properties (The Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort and the Embassy Suites by Hilton Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Resort) includes fully updated accommodations, two waterparks, and an island-themed outdoor pool and dining space.

Springhill Suites Myrtle Beach Oceanfront By Marriott is a new dual-branded oceanfront resort that stands 26 stories tall and boasts beautiful rooftop amenities, including outdoor seating complete with fire pits. Additional outdoor amenities include a ground-level pool and lazy river.

multi-million dollar transformation Omni Tuscon National Resort

mni Tucson National Resort announces the completion of its highly anticipated, multi-million dollar transformation.

Long revered as a prime destination for golf with two distinctive championship courses, the iconic resort has now been upgraded with a suite of luxury accommodations, vibrant lobby transformation, utterly indulgent spa experiences, a dynamic mix of elevated dining offerings, and refreshed modern meeting spaces to match.

Location is Everything

Nestled in the picturesque foothills of Arizona’s Santa Catalina Mountains, the breathtaking beauty of the resort’s natural surroundings is the inspiration behind the entire renovation. Each of the property’s generously sized Deluxe and Premier guestrooms have been reborn with a bright and modern Southwestern residential feel. For a more private experience, 51 Casitas and Hacienda Suites lining the greens have been masterfully redesigned, offering secluded

patios with serene views of the surrounding courses and lush landscape to create the ultimate golf-lover’s retreat.

“This long-anticipated renovation marks a whole new era for Omni Tucson National Resort,” said general manager Michael Maruca. “The entire property has been transformed, inside and out. Guests will be blown away by our Casitas and Hacienda Suites and we cannot wait to welcome visitors and locals alike to experience our new Mokara Spa and differentiated dining outlets.”

True Southwestern Experience

Beyond the refreshed accommodations, a relaxed Southwestern ambiance permeates the entire resort. From the moment guests arrive they are welcomed by the colors of the surrounding desert landscape with a palette that reflects the day-to-night transformation of the magnificent scenery. Inside the resort, no expense was spared to redefine the Omni Tucson National experience.

Inspired Wellness at the All-New Mokara Spa

The calming effect of the desert continues with the addition of Mokara Spa, Omni Hotels & Resorts’ signature wellness offering. Designed with organic and earthy touches, the 9,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art facility features 12 treatment rooms and a wide variety of services for individuals, couples, and groups, including a Sauna and Vichy shower room.

A full menu of salon services, expanded manicure and pedicure stations, relaxation areas, and an all-new fitness center round out the destination spa and wellness retreat.

Dine Around with All-New Food & Beverage Offerings

A fully reimagined dining experience comprises three new restaurant and lounge concepts, several refreshed spaces, and local favorites like Bob’s Steak & Chop House – the Arizona outpost of the Texas staple synonymous with fine steaks for nearly 20 years. Additional new venues include: The Peak, a dazzling new lounge inviting guests to relax over cocktails. The racetrackstyle bar is the centerpiece of the venue, which offers both indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the Sweet Water pool and mountain views – an alluring spot to gather after a day of meetings, golf, sightseeing or relaxation.

Terra Cotta Café, a casual coffee market welcoming guests to start their day with a full range of coffee, tea and pastries for breakfast on the go or for a mid-afternoon pick-me-up with both indoor and outdoor seating.

Desert Farmer, welcoming guests for breakfast with a quintessentially modern Southwestern vibe, menu items range from smothered waffles with jalapeño and cumin bacon to deep-dish quiche with turkey chorizo.

Legends Bar & Grill, an upgraded nineteenth-hole

experience, featuring art and memorabilia that pay homage to the golf course design with mementos from the past.

“The reimagination of Omni Tucson National Resort has put food at the forefront so that more memories around the table will be made,” said Executive Chef Jonathan Stutzman. “The additions of Desert Farmer, The Peak, & Terra Cotta Café to our existing Bob’s Steak & Chop House, Legends, & Sweet Water Terrace give us the opportunity to offer a quintessential experience of the Sonoran Southwest from a true Culinary perspective all over the property.”

Come Together in Modern Meeting Spaces

More than 25,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting space has been remodeled to present a fresh, modern look. Boasting beautiful natural light, extraordinary banquet capabilities, and new linen-less meeting tables and banquet chairs, the resort offers customizable solutions for any event, large or small. Thirteen unique meeting offerings include the 2,870 square-foot Papago Ballroom and the Norville Lawn, the resort’s largest outdoor space with an area of 6,000 square-feet.

To learn more about the newly renovated Omni Tucson National Resort, visit www.omnihotels.com/hotels/tucsonnational or connect on Facebook and Instagram.

Bainland Lodge Retreats

Bainland Lodge Retreats celebrates the new year with the introduction of a decadent In-Lodge Private Dining Menu. Guests can now choose generous multi-course meals prepared by Bainland’s talented team of chefs in the privacy of their lodge. Available for groups of 10 or more, menu items include East-coast sourced Dived Scallops and Morcilla, Grasmere Farm Pork Fillet in a Hoi Sin Glaze, followed by Seasonal Fruit Crumble served with Homemade Vanilla Custard and a Selection of Lincolnshire Cheeses served with Biscuits and Chutneys – perfect for memory-making special occasions.

In-Lodge Private Dining is just the latest in a host of new culinary offerings at Bainland including the introduction of an in-lodge food delivery service, a new on-site Farm Shop, and the opening of a new multi-million pound restaurant, bar and all-weather outdoor terrace – The Nest – designed for all-day dining. Sunday Roasts, live music nights and a curated cocktail menu have also been added to jazz up the dining experience for guests.

Set within 45-acres on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds, Bainland Lodge Retreats is a collection of familyfriendly, dog-friendly, self-catering lodges ranging from cosy shepherd’s huts and lakeside cabins to oversized safari tents and spacious lodges with outdoor swimming pools – all aimed at offering a chance to unplug, unwind and reconnect – whether you are a party of two or 22.

A retreat designed with families in mind

Families staying at Bainland will be pleased with the opening of a brand-new outdoor adventure playground. Younger guests can now swing, see-saw, sway, climb and crawl, in, out and over logs, hollows, beams and towers all designed by TouchWood, one of the UK’s leading specialist natural playground companies.

Not only this, but Bainland also offers tennis, archery, a climbing wall, street karts, mini Land Rovers, Segways and bikes for hire with great walking and cycling routes right on the doorstep.

And Pooch comes too

In a bid to further underscore their dog-friendly cre-

a chic english retreat

dentials, over 70% of Bainland’s lodges welcome dogs, and they have even introduced a dedicated Dog Menu at The Nest! Not only are your furry friends welcome to sit with you anywhere in the restaurant, but pooches can also now tuck into their very own menu of Treat Pots, Dog Bowls and Dog Drinks all from Sir Woofchester’s – a British-based, award-winning brand which makes dog food using only grain-free and natural ingredients.

An ongoing commitment to sustainability

Bainland is committed to minimizing their environmental footprint wherever possible, which is why all service and food delivery vehicles are electric, with multiple complimentary charging stations across the site. There is also an on-going tree planting and wilding programme

under the guidance of gold medal winning Chelsea Flower Show landscape designer, Jody Lidgard. Bainland has embarked on a mission to plant over 1,500 trees, in addition to shrubs and wildflowers, after the introduction of a no-mow policy to protect the bees. Bainland is passionate about conserving the natural environment and all surrounding biodiversity, which includes working with local Lincolnshire wildlife experts on habitat management and protection, for the abundance of wildlife that call Bainland home.

All of these developments at Bainland are part of the wider vision of owner, Simon Craddock, to celebrate space, privacy, sustainability, and a love of nature in what can sometimes be an overlooked destination in the UK.

adults-only escape in st. lucia Tet Rouge

Acozy retreat, with just six deluxe sea-view suites, Têt Rouge Resort offers a serene adults-only escape without the bustle of a busy hotel. Situated between the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Gros Piton and Caribbean Sea, guests have hiking, snorkelling and rainforest adventures on their doorstep.

Luxurious suites & impressive views

The accommodations on the property offer customised stays and lavish escapes from the hustle and bustle of a busy life. The suites feature cathedral ceilings, spacious terraces, private outdoor rain showers, kitchenettes, queensized four-poster beds, and much more. It is a perfect tropical getaway with authentic St Lucian touches. Every corner of the property exudes the warmth of the tropics, soothing both body and soul and offering natural healing as you soak in the sights, sounds and sunsets on St Lucia’s Caribbean coast.

Pool Time

Tet Rouge boasts a 40-foot infinity pool with a swim-up bar, stunning views of neighbouring Saint Vincent, ex-

clusive spa treatments, intimate dinners, and lush tropical gardens with the beautiful silver sands of Anse L’Ivrogne beach just a short stroll away.

Relax and More

Designed with relaxation and romance in mind, service at Tet Rouge is personalised and intuitive allowing guests to reconnect with nature and with each other in serene surroundings. Enjoy a private yoga class on the sundeck or a bespoke in-suite spa treatment with the cerulean waters of the Caribbean glittering ahead. Therapists at Tet Rouge use a combination of internationally recognised treatments and rituals drawn from the rich bounty of the island and its culture.

A True Wellness Escape

At Tet Rouge, wellness extends beyond the confines of the resort as guests are encouraged to explore the surrounding rainforests and waterfalls of the Gimie Gimie Estate and Edmund Forest Reserve, climb the Gros Piton, snorkel the reefs of the west coast, and try tasty dishes at local restaurants.

Culinary Delights

Its own restaurant, Ti Coco, is counted among the best on the island utilising market-fresh produce and catch of the day from the fishermen at nearby Choiseul.

Vegetarian and vegan dishes are a speciality drawing on the knowledge of St Lucia’s Carib and Rastafarian communities to prepare delicious “Ital” (vital) creations.

Stay With Them

Rates start at US$375 per night in one of the stun-

ning sea view suites including taxes, service charge and daily breakfast for two. Tet Rouge has also launched a new wellness package that includes private round trip airport transfers, full body massage, manicure and pedicure, rainforest adventure hike to the beautiful En Bas Saut Falls on the Gimie Gimie Estate, and daily breakfast for two. (US$610 per person, minimum four-night stay, excludes accommodation costs).

Cala Luna Boutique Hotel

wellness focused on transformation

pon setting foot at Cala Luna Boutique Hotel & Villas, guests enter a transcendent, sustainable experience where every element of the property is meant to instill wellness, from the hotel’s free daily fitness classes and complimentary bicycle rental, to farm-to-table cuisine and holistic spa treatments at Lahari Wellness Center.

Transormational Experiences

Sparked by the pandemic, the property underwent several renovations to its facilities and experience offers. The remodeled rooms, villas, and restaurants have been elevated. The experience programming focuses on creating lasting feelings for guests and transformational experiences unique to Cala Luna’s location, including educational visits to its nearby farm, La Senda, which supplies the hotel with organic fruits, vegetables and spices. The dining has been revamped with a new apothecary cocktail menu as well as a new take on Costa Rican modern cuisine.

“We are excited to share that our property has undergone several renovations to elevate the guest experience,”

said Federico Pilurzu, General Manager of Cala Luna Boutique Hotel & Villas. “From educational visits to La Senda to our revamped cocktail menu, we want guests to be immersed in the experience of Cala Luna.”

Farm-to-Table Dining

Another layer of Cala Luna’s eco-experience is its weekly program where guests have the opportunity to participate in a one-of-a-kind, intimate La Senda Farm-toTable Dinner experience with like minded travelers who visit the farm, partake on a tour of its grounds, and end the night with a family-style meal.

One of La Senda’s attractions is its otherworldly labyrinth, created after the discovery of several energy points of the property. Guests can partake in a Guided Meditation in the Labyrinth which works on the body, mind, and spirit.

A Bee’s Life...

In addition to Cala Luna’s available eco-experiences, they offer a “WannaBee” Honey? program where a passionate beekeepers family educates guests with their

infinite knowledge and love for bees. Cala Luna’s Secret & Sacred Medicinal Garden program uses nature’s elements(roots, barks, leaves, flowers and seeds) to create holistic multipurpose remedies to enhance the wellbeing of the body and all senses.

In this program, guests will cultivate sacred connections with Herbal Tea Mixology, Sacred Smoke to Purify and Connect, Wisdoms of Natures Remedies, or Local Dry Forest Crown Crafting. This also includes nature walks and herbal tea degustation in the Labyrinth, tea ceremonies, herbal support for detox programs, and support for sacred practices with smudging agents, aroma mists, sweet and bitter baths, and more.

Inspired by its native Costa Rican setting, Cala Luna houses a range of distinct offerings for guests seeking to

address mind, body and spirit, perks that earned the hotel the title of Most Innovative Wellness Hotel from the Global Beauty & Wellness Awards, the world’s premier independent beauty and wellness awards recognizing outstanding achievements in brand innovation and sustainability across the cosmetics, personal care, food supplement and hotel industries around the world.

Retreat activities include kirtan and sound baths, holistic yoga, freeform ecstatic dance, live music and body painting, natural blue clay transformation experience, drum circles, magical cacao ceremonies, a detox program, and even a kids’ mindfulness program.

A certified yoga and mindfulness teacher will lead guests from four to 10 years old through arts and crafts, yoga, meditation, and nature conservation.

new property expands brand footprint Hilton Monterrey

Hilton announced the opening of Hilton Monterrey, located in the business and financial district of the capital city of Nuevo León, Mexico.

With an emphasis on efficient design and conscious travel, from its farm-to-table restaurant and energy-conserving technology, the 225-room property provides a modern urban oasis with the intuitive service and world-class amenities of Hilton Hotels & Resorts to deliver an exceptional stay for mindful business and leisure travelers.

“As our ninth Hilton property in this thriving metropolis and industrial hub, we are delighted to debut Hilton Monterrey as part of our growing portfolio in Mexico,” said Jorge Giannattasio, senior vice president and head of operations, Caribbean and Latin America, Hilton. “We look forward to welcoming guests and locals alike to this stylish hotel where they can experience our elevated

accommodations and enjoy a cocktail at the rooftop bar, served with our signature hospitality for which Hilton is known.”

Perfect Location

Hilton Monterrey is conveniently located just 23 miles from Mariano Escobedo International Airport in the heart of the commercial district and connected to Galerías Valle Oriente Mall. The modern city of Monterrey lies north of the Sierra Madre Oriental Mountain range.

Although historically known as an industrial city, Monterrey is rich in history and art, with the hotel located five miles away from the Mexican History Museum, Paseo Santa Lucía, the Museum of Contemporary Art and Fundidora Park.

“We’re thrilled to bring Hilton Hotels & Resorts to Monterrey, growing our flagship brand’s ever-expanding presence and best-in-class hospitality offerings in

Mexico,” said Leonard Gooz, global brand head, Hilton Hotels & Resorts. “Hilton Monterrey offers thoughtful service, energizing, inviting spaces beautifully designed to reflect the destination, locally influenced dining options and memorable meetings and events, delivering an exceptional stay for business and leisure travelers alike.”

Accommodations with Inspired Design

Under the creation of world-renowned hospitality design firm Hirsch Bedner Associates (HBA), Hilton Monterrey’s design concept highlights the city’s contrast of urban architecture and its surrounding natural beauty. A neutral palette offset by dark contrasting tones and elements of misty blue reflects the area’s beautiful landscape. Elements of stone, wood and metals combine to create a tranquil ambiance for relaxation or work.

Hilton Monterrey’s 225 rooms offer guests a choice of unobstructed city skyline views or sweeping mountain views paired with amenities that deliver the comfort and convenience for which Hilton is known, including complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, 55-inch flat-panel HDTVs, a dedicated work desk, rainfall shower, ample closet space and more. The design places high importance on energy efficiency, from heat recovery systems to save natural gas, to water-saving toilet tanks and showers, and an automation system that maintains the rooms at a certain temperature when guests are out exploring the city.

The elegantly appointed presidential suite represents the height of sophistication at Hilton Monterrey with its floor-to-ceiling windows, spacious living area, kitchenette, well-appointed king bed, desk for a quiet work area, access to the Executive Lounge, and oversized, modern bathroom with a free-standing soaking tub. Dining

to Inspire the Senses

Hilton Monterrey is home to three onsite dining experiences for guests and locals alike. Chef Alejandro González leads Hilton Monterrey’s culinary vision using

innovative techniques and creating experiences that go beyond the senses with dishes inspired by the traditional cuisine of Mexico and grounded on sustainable practices and respect of the seasonality of the local ingredients.

Farm-to-table seasonal restaurant Härth is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, serving local and international cuisine with sustainable ingredients from local and regional vendors. Dishes that will tantalize the taste buds include shrimp ravioli with spicy tuna tartar in a Huancaína sauce and Tetela, a triangular corn tortilla filled with duck confit, breaded egg yolk and pea sprouts, served over homemade mole. The hotel’s signature Härth Bar, located adjacent to Härth, serves all-day fresh cocktails with seating available on its terrace. On the rooftop, guests can discover Wander, the hotel’s rooftop bar and lounge serving up the best views in the city along with cocktails and a special selection of international street food.

Flexible Meetings and Events Space

With eight meeting spaces spanning over 12,000 square feet, Hilton Monterrey’s flexible event space can accommodate a variety of settings from small social gatherings to large business conferences.

Venues include an exquisite pre-function foyer and outdoor terrace, the triple-height, 24-foot ceiling Magnolia ballroom that can host up to 600 attendees, a boardroom and individual meeting rooms named after native trees of Nuevo León, all with onsite catering support available.

Contact Info

For more information or to make a reservation, visit monterrey.hilton.com.

traveling is the ultimate wellness Experiencing Maldives

by: Bethan Dando

Traveling has the potential to open our eyes to different cultures and perspectives. We can learn about different customs and traditions, meet new people from all walks of life, and gain a deeper appreciation for humanity, as well as ourselves.

From the physical benefits of travel tourism to the psychological effects of wellness tourism, there are a wealth of benefits that come from exploring the world around us, include sustainable hotels and their experience can impact our wellness long after our return to normality.

For many of us the Maldives is a magical place with wildlife and nature in abundance but the reality of the psychological benefits of this type of travel location can be incredibly profound and long-lasting, as it allows all ages of travellers to truly disconnect from their daily lives and reconnect with their sense of purpose and inner peace.

The travel and hospitality industry are changing, now more than ever we are really beginning to understand the importance of not just traveling, but traveling well. When we travel, we create space to think about ourselves, our environment and our connection to all that surrounds us. Being away from our normal gives us the moments of clarity we need to live well and great hotels can amplify this.

An eco-sustainable hotelier Lux South Ari Atoll, a five-star resort located in the Maldives, has incorporated wellness into every element of its sustainable practices & offerings, making it a leader in eco-friendly travel that is a must visit destination.

An array of white beaches with crystal clear sea, allowing us to temporarily escape the world and its many current woes, The Lux South Ari Atoll enriches us through its sustainability focus, striving for zero waste

experiences such as: Physical & emotional wellness in the form of pranayama and meditation or floating yoga. A morning of wildlife adventures with snorkelling, expeditions and whale shark trips with a marine biologist.

Environmental & intellectual wellness through the sustainable art projects at the Junk Gallery, participate in the world of marine conservation after wandering through

deep intrinsic wellness experiences it offers that we learn more about the world, and in turn we learn more about our lives and our values.

aAZAZWe no longer want to just rest our heads in a well decorated room, great hoteliers that focus on wellness know that their hotel is not just a place we go to stay but a

Hilton Vallarte Riviera

adds exclusive “enclave” room category

Hilton Vallarta Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Resort announced the launch of Enclave, Hilton’s signature room category that offers exclusive benefits and amenities to guests. Hilton Vallarta Riviera is just one of two all-inclusive resorts to offer Hilton’s Enclave, second only to Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Resort.

Enclave guests at Hilton Vallarta Riviera will now enjoy the option of four new room categories, including ocean front suites and the Enclave Presidential Suite, which will feature in-room benefits such as an upgraded minibar, a special welcome amenity, and nightly turndown service. Guests will also enjoy access to the Enclave Lounge which will feature private check-in, complimentary food & beverage offerings such as daily breakfast and happy hour with premium branded drinks and snacks, and computer and TV stations with premium WiFi. Additional Enclave benefits include priority dinner reservations at all on-

property dining venues and a dedicated pool concierge available to reserve lounge chairs as well as the property’s unique Bali Beds – private cabanas with customizable add-on services for an additional cost such as champagne, chocolate covered strawberries, and massages.

Debuted as a Hilton property in 2021, Hilton Vallarta Riviera All-Inclusive Resort is located on a spectacular beachfront setting with views over Bahia de Banderas and the tropical forests of the Sierra Madre Mountains. Offering 444 ocean-facing rooms and suites, the hotel’s two-tower design features a separate Adults-Only wing and Family-Friendly wing, each featuring ocean views and a private balcony.

With fourteen dining outlets, two oceanfront infinity pools, the eforea Spa, and more, guests at Hilton Vallarta Riviera have an endless supply of entertainment at their fingertips without ever having to leave the resort.

San Miguel de Allende

a true bucket-list destination

by: Carla Pallares

an Miguel de Allende has been on my bucket list of places to visit for several years now. I was so glad I could finally visit because it was such a dream. Especially since it’s been named the best and kindest city in the world by Conde Naste

With its cobblestoned streets dripping in flowers and colorfully painted walls, intimate boutique hotels, the chicest of rooftop restaurants, art galleries, and local design shops just give you all the feels.

San Miguel de Allende is a small, charming, hilly town in Mexico (population of about 150,000) that is located 270km northwest of Mexico City. Unlike other more popular Mexican beach destinations, San Miguel de Allende is entirely landlocked and is at a very high elevation. In the early 20th century the small town of San Miguel was in danger of becoming a nonexistent town,but thanks to the opening of the renowned Instituto Allende (a visual arts school) in 1950, the city developed a booming art scene that drew in people from all over the world.

Today, the city continues to thrive and its flourishing art scene has become a place for bohemian expats and artists who want to settle in Mexico. In recent years, gastronomy has also started to take centerstage in San Miguel aided by the town’s lush surrounding farmlands and vineyards. Today, San Miguel is a popular weekend retreat for Mexicans, a hot spot for weddings, and an attractive destination for international visitors

Having traveled all over the world, I have never experienced such a small town with so many options for boutique hotels, resorts, and places to stay throughout the city. While in San Miguel I stayed at Casa Quebrada Boutique Hotel, a quaint 4-star boutique hotel with only 10 rooms. Each room is unique and different, some with fountains

and the cutest balconies. The hotel was the perfect place to enjoy a stay of peace, comfort, and excellent quality. It has a perfect location where you can enjoy the cultural diversity and characteristic traditions of the city. A short walk to the center and/or square and everything you may need or see is just steps away.

It used to be an old family home that was transformed into a boutique hotel, each room is completely different with the same Moroccan-colonial touch. They also have a

Boca Ciega Greek restaurant inside with a beautiful atmosphere and an amazing menu.

San Miguel de Allende, being Mexico’s bestkept secret, you’ll be able to soak it all up in 2 or 3 days. There are many magical things to do in San Miguel de Allende but the best is definitely just wandering around, exploring, and seeing what you manage to find on every corner. To get you started here are some of the best things to do in San Miguel, our favorite activities that you don’t want to miss.

Admire the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel & the Central Square: One of the true architectural gems of San Miguel de Allende if not the whole of Mexico is the stunning,neo-gothic Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel. Stare at it and take it all in. It’s breathtaking from afar and up close. Make sure to see it when it’s nighttime and everything is lit up. It will take your breath away.

Walk around the city center: One of the best things to do in San Miguel de Allende is to simply go everywhere and

explore without a plan or a map. It’s hard to get lost in the relatively small central area, and it’s the perfect city to poke your head in and be in awe of what you see and discover.

Visit the Local Markets: For discount souvenirs and encounters with the locals, head to the very authentic local markets of San Miguel and Ignacio Ramirez. Here you’ll see the locals going about their daily lives and ladies selling food like fruit and vegetables. You’ll also find shoes, hats, cheeses and more.

Explore the best rooftop bars: San Miguel de Allende is definitely top fiver for having the best rooftops I’ve ever been to. Getting a drink or a bite to eat in this city while watching the sun goes down, is hands down, MAGICAL. Lavanda Cafe: If you want some good vibes, the best coffee in the city and live music, go here.The vibe was to die for and I definitely recommend the Lavender Latte which once again, was ‘chef’s kiss’. Cool thing to note is that they work with a number of different national roasts and beans from Veracruz to Oaxaca as well.

Fly over the City in a Hot Air Balloon: Even though we did not do this, it is extremely popular thing to do in this town. Find yourself a global company in the area that offers exclusive sunrise flights over the fairytale landscape at the most amazing time of day. After the magical experience, you can then have a bite to eat at Rosewood Hotel- the best hacienda turned hotel in the city. An experience of a lifetime, at least it was for me.

the journey continues... The Edge of Adventure

by: Adam Asher

just turned 50 in March. And one thing is for sure: It’s been quite a journey.

I’ve seen beauty and ugliness.

I’ve felt joy and pain.

I’ve been taken from and given to.

I’ve played in the yard as a kid. And I’ve commuted to work in traffic for years.

I’ve held on to things I should’ve let go of. And I’ve walked away from things I would never get back.

I’ve slept like a rock after a hard day’s work. And I’ve laid awake wondering.

I’ve held my newborn son and wondered if I had what it takes to raise him. And I’ve stood in awe at his accomplishments.

I’ve been at home in foreign lands. And I’ve felt like a stranger in my own hometown. I’ve been unkind when I could’ve been patient. And I’ve let things slide that I shouldn’t have.

I’ve listened to live music and smiled because it somehow knew my story.

I’ve been by the hospital bed in uncertain times. And I’ve been in it.

I’ve laughed with friends till my eyes watered.

I’ve loved and lost. And loved again.

I’ve laid on the beach at night and watched the moon slip upward.

I’ve made phone calls I didn’t want to make.

I’ve come to grips with my imperfection.

I’ve buried loved ones and shouldered the responsibility of their memory.

I’ve been afraid at times. And I have learned not to fear.

I’ve been around enough to come face to face with evil. Yet I believe in Good.

I’m 50 now. And like you, my dear friends, I’ve been on a journey. Like you, I’ve been given the chance to do something special with what I’ve been through and what I have left.

I’m thankful to be on this road with all its twists and turns. I’m thankful for you. And I’m ready for the adventure ahead.

“The Edge of Adventure with Adam

Asher” podcast is available on all major listening platforms, including Spotify, Apple and Google. To hear more from this inspiring conversation with Yvonne Morgan of Orphan Relief Effort, Inc. or to connect with them, simply click here.

Chestnut Properties

stunning collection of pubs & restaurants

Established in 2012, Chestnut offers 16 properties within their portfolio, all perfectly dotted around the East of England.

Each location is designed to be in keeping with its area, whether through careful consideration to emulate the vicinity’s historic connections, rural magic, or coastal appeal. All the properties celebrate all things East Anglia; from wonderful hospitality to locally sourced menus to carefully designed bedrooms all with comfort in mind (many of which are dog-friendly too!).

A Chestnut property is the ideal home-away-fromhome, giving visiting guests a taste of the wonders of region – both countryside and on the coast.

Perfect for families: With miles of coastline and heath on the doorstep, The Westleton Crown is a great base to explore the Suffolk countryside and coast. Unearth your walking boots for a brisk walk through the scenic landscape of the National Trust Dunwich Heath and explore one of the many walking trails that takes you right along

the sandy coastline. For those looking for more chilled staycation, pack up the spade and bucket and enjoy a family day at Southwold where fish and chips on the pier is a must at sunset.

Perfect for Summer: The Cricketers, situated in the picturesque village of Clavering, is a striking village pub offering beautiful landscapes for those looking to reconnect with nature.

Explore the heart of the Essex countryside and stroll through charming local villages and historic market towns such as Saffron Walden, or step back in time with a visit to Wimpole Estate where visitors can wander down stunning routes framed by greenery and wildlife.

In April 2020, Chestnut launched The Giving Tree, an initiative to undertake not-for-profit community projects to raise funds and awareness for local charities.

As a result of a lot of hard work, in 2022 Chestnut was awarded winner of Best Pub Brand at the Publican Awards. Visit www.chestnutgroup.co.uk.

mexico offers much more than tequila Hacienda Encantada Resort

While Mexico is beloved as the home of tequila, the country boasts a unique spate of spirits that are gaining traction with travelers. At Hacienda Encantada Resort & Residences, the Museo del Tequila is introducing guests to lesserknown alternatives like sotol and bacanora.

Sotol is sourced from the Dasylirion wheeleri shrub, also known as desert spoon. This succulent in the asparagus family is most commonly found in Mexico’s Chihuahua, Durango and Coahuila states, though it’s also grown in the U.S. Southwest. Its taste is funkier and earthier than tequila. At the Museo del Tequila, sotol is served in a shot or in a jarrito de barro, a traditional Mexican clay cup. The guest-favorite is Sotol Veneno, which is

cured with rattlesnake venom and aged for up to three months in neutral barrels. Back in the agave family, Bacanora is a Sonora-made sip harvested from a mountain variety of agave that is care fully harvested after six years. The spirit is roasted among volcanic rock and mes quite, lending sweet and smoky notes of caramel, toasted agave and damp earth. Guests can taste 42° Bacanora Joven on site in a cold shot, or in a cocktail.“Part of our dedication to authenticity is showcasing the lesser-known aspects of our culture and cuisine, and we’re always eager to introduce guests to exciting new flavors and experiences,” said Jose Rojas Torres, director of food & beverage at Mexico Grand Hotels.

For reservations and more information about Hacienda Encantada Resort & Residences, visit ncantada.com.

from job opportunities to transportation Top Relocation Factors

There are a number of factors that influence where people choose to live in the United States. Some of the most common factors include:

Job opportunities. People may choose to live in a particular city or region because it has a strong job market or because it is home to their industry or field of work.

Cost of living. The cost of living in a particular city or region can be a major factor in where people choose to live. Cities with a high cost of living may be less attractive to people on a fixed income or those who are looking to stretch their budget further.

Quality of life. People may be attracted to cities or regions with a high quality of life, which can include factors such as a pleasant climate, access to recreational activities, and a low crime rate.

Proximity to family and friends. Some people may choose to live in a particular city or region because it is

close to their family and friends, or because it is a place they have always wanted to live.

Educational opportunities. Cities and regions with strong educational systems and institutions may be attractive to families with children or to those who are looking to further their education.

Cultural and recreational amenities. Cities with a rich cultural scene or access to recreational activities, such as parks, sports teams, and cultural events, may be more attractive to some people.

Transportation. Access to reliable transportation, such as public transit or major roads and highways, can be a factor in where people choose to live.

When relocating, it’s always important to align with a local Realtor to help you with some of these important factors.

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