Luxury Hotels: Stein Eriksen is a Norwegian-born Olympic alpine skiing champion of the 1950s. He was the first skier from outside the Alps to win an alpine gold medal. Eriksen is credited with creating the freestyle skiing event "aerials," and helping revolutionize alpine skiing. Here in the States, he was an instructor at several ski schools, from Sugarbush in Vermont, to Aspen, Colorado. On December 11, Eriksen will be 83. He founded, and hosts Stein Eriksen Lodge, the only five-diamond, five-star hotel in Utah. Service here is top flight, and amenities abound.... Read More
Luxury Resorts: New Englanders love to plan their winter getaways even before the first snowflake falls but what many people might not realize is the northern destinations offer year-round fun for the entire family.... Read More
Hotel Review: Bracing breezes off Lake Michigan and the blazing, autumn-tinged Wisconsin countryside made for a perfect top down drive. The bucolic morning was a harbinger of the energetic and luxurious stay awaiting me for a get away at The American Club Resort in Kohler, about 60 miles north of Milwaukee.... Read More
Luxury Spas: “Spa” is too small a word for the Golden Door. It is too insignificant for the history, beauty, philosophy, care and professionalism that guests at this amazing place in Southern California enjoy.... Read More
Luxury Spas: If you're heading to France this winter, stop in at the new Majclub Wellness Centre at the Villa & Hotel Majestic in Paris, and the Valmont Spa at the luxe Hotel de Charme Les Airelles in Courchevel.... Read More
Luxury Resorts: Filled with wicker and mahogany décor and greeting you with open arms, you almost feel as if you've arrived at a friend's estate. Set high in the hills of St. Croix, The Buccaneer is the Caribbean's longest running resort--standing the test of time with its charm, warm hospitality and history.... Read More
