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Luxury Stays in 5 of Our Favorite Places

Viceroy Santa Monica
Santa Monica, California

A stay at the Viceroy Santa Monica puts you in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in all of LA, where the famed streets of Ocean Avenue and Pico Boulevard meet. This beloved SoCal haven features bright colors and fun accents throughout, bringing the beachy good vibes of the Golden State right into your room. The hotel features two onsite pools complete with covered cabanas, and for those hoping to dip their toes in the sand, Santa Monica State Beach is less than five minutes away. A bit further down the beach is the iconic Santa Monica pier, known for its amusement park, classic boardwalk shops, and lively street performances. If you’re looking for a place to grab dinner away from the hubbub, walk down the palm-tree-lined Third Street Promenade for a wide array of restaurant options before returning to the hotel for a glass of California red at Sugar Palm’s buzzing indoor/outdoor bar.

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Hotel Kabuki
San Francisco, CA

There are hotels near San Francisco's Japantown, and then there's the iconic Hotel Kabuki, a true standout in the neighborhood. Sleek, modern rooms feature vibrant Japanese graphic prints and a central Zen garden nods to the hotel’s Asian influence. Home to the Michelin-starred restaurant, Nari, which puts a unique twist on Thai food while using fresh Californian ingredients, a stay at Hotel Kabuki is sure to delight your palette. At the heart of the hotel overlooking the Zen garden, the magnificent Bar Kabuki serves up everything from Japanese whiskey, sake, and beers, to low- and non-alcoholic creative cocktails. Enjoy a few rounds with friends, or deepen your appreciation with an immersive Japanese whisky-tasting experience.

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The James New York - NoMad
New York, NY

The NoMad neighborhood is a great place to stay while visiting Manhattan—busy, but not too busy; close to Midtown but surrounded by local gems and great bars and restaurants—and you’d be hard-pressed to find a better hotel in the area than The James. Set in a spectacular Beaux Arts Building dating back to the early 1900s, this design-forward hotel is perfect for the discerning traveler. The lobby showcases a rich palette of warm fabric for a cozy feel, while the arched seating areas provide a great place to curl up with a friend (or a cocktail, or both) in the evening. The residential-feeling rooms are spacious for a Manhattan hotel, and a 24-hour fitness center and amazing Italian restaurant make this an easy, comfortable stay.

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Viceroy Chicago
Chicago, IL

This Art Deco-styled gem in the middle of Chicago’s historic Gold Coast neighborhood is an opulent way to experience the city. You're just steps away from the Magnificent Mile, known for its high-end shopping, dining, and entertainment options, as well as some of the city’s best museums and galleries. Looking to immerse yourself in the local vibe? Stroll to one of the nearby beaches, lush parks, or nightlife spots. A candy cart serves up childlike delight in the lobby, and the fitness facility and seasonal rooftop pool offer views of Lake Michigan, ensuring you’ll never be bored with what you see. The rooms are spacious, with Nespresso machines and desks, and the decor will make you feel like Gatsby. Here, it’s truly the high life.

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Park Shore Waikiki
Honolulu, HI

There’s something so freeing about Hawaii—the people are kind, and it’s a more laid-back kind of life. For an affordable, family-friendly vacation on the island of O’ahu look no further than Park Shore Waikiki, an oceanside retreat where worries are few and far between and scenic views (from your room’s lanai) are plenty. Try one of the green banana health bowls from Tucker & Bevvy for breakfast, and spend your days with a packed schedule of going from the beach to the pool, and then back to the beach for sunset. No matter the time of day, though, it’ll always be a perfect time to take in incredible views of Waikiki Bay and Hawaii's most iconic landmark, Diamond Head.

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