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Hospitality

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Travel and restaurants

Pastures new

Celebrated chefs throw open their doors in Porto and Tokyo, a hi-fi bar turns things up in Zürich, and a New York restaurateur wins big with a riviera feel.

  • Issue #164
  • 7 min read
Hands reaching for plated dishes including T-bone steak and pasta at Casino restaurant
Hospitality

Perfect combinations

What makes a hotel stand out is its core idea. This idea guides everything about the hotel, including its design, services, and how guests feel.

  • Issue #164
  • 4 min read
Outdoor courtyard dining terrace at La Chambre Bleue with cobblestone floor, awnings, and elegant Parisian architecture
Hospitality

Phoenix rising Global

As Japanese accents appear in Oslo and Italian touches take root in Tokyo, a familial Lebanese home has been rebuilt following a devastating fire.

  • Issue #164
  • 7 min read
Phoenix rising Global
Hospitality

Staying power

There’s far more to a hotel than a place to sleep, as Singapore-based Capella Hotels’ ambitious Australian debut proves. We check in to find out more.

  • Issue #163
  • 3 min read
Aperture courtyard with suspended flower-like lights by Studio Drift, dining tables, and living green walls
Food & Drink

Cabin crew

Star chef Andreas Caminada and protégé Silvio Germann have transformed a 1911 Swiss villa near Lake Constance into an intimate six-room inn celebrating Alpine hospitality.

  • Issue #163
  • 7 min read
Modern restaurant kitchen with glass walls, stainless steel equipment, and chefs preparing food in professional setting
Hospitality

Sleek peak

Alpine retreat The Comodo is breathing new life into the charming village of Bad Gastein.

  • Issue #163
  • 6 min read
Hotel room with white bedding, orange leather bench, dark green headboard wall, and framed artwork
Hospitality

Dutch master

A former waterside inn in a quiet fishing village north of Amsterdam is now a cosy hotel and restaurant where good food, nice design and big views all entice you to linger.

  • Issue #163
  • 6 min read
Dutch master
Hospitality

Cable network

Ferrying thousands to the summit of Sugarloaf might seem like a tall order in itself. But Rio’s cable-car team will move mountains for their visitors.

  • Issue #163
  • 3 min read
Group of cable car team members posing together with Sugarloaf mountain visible in the background

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