Vacationing in Lake Placid, New York is like stepping into a haven tucked away within the Adirondack Mountains. The mountain air, fragrant pine forests, and mesmerizing tranquil Mirror Lake create an enchanting escape. From the vibrant colors of fall foliage to the sparkling blanket of snow in winter, each moment feels like a timeless postcard. These are the top 5 reasons to visit Lake Placid, New York.

We sat down with Executive Chef Jason Stoltz of Smoke Signals in Lake Placid, New York. Smoke Signals is perfectly situated in the heart of downtown on Main Street in Lake Placid, New York. Specializing in classic, low and slow BBQ staples — stop by to enjoy their spacious patio and stunning views overlooking Mirror Lake and the Adirondack High Peaks, during any season.

As the most stunning luxury hotel in the Adirondacks, the century-old Mirror Lake Inn Resort & Spa in Lake Placid, New York is truly a gem, in one of America’s prettiest ski towns. With beautiful grounds and a solid Olympic legacy, it makes for an authentic Adirondack experience.

Flying from New York to Los Angeles in the lap of luxury — JetBlue Mint offers you a blend of comfort, style, and top-notch service.

New York, New York is a dynamic metropolis that never sleeps, constantly evolves with new attractions to captivate both locals and tourists alike. These are some of the best new attractions to explore in the Big Apple.

From sizzling street food markets to Michelin-starred culinary wonders, these epicurean escapes are not just vacations; they're unforgettable feasts for the senses.

Since its debut in 1907, The Plaza has remained a New York City icon hosting world leaders and Hollywood royalty. Situated on Fifth Avenue, The Plaza continues to define elegance with unmatched service and is expected to be newly managed by Raffles Hotels & Resorts. Discover the spirit of generosity that makes Raffles the place to be.

The Hamptons is a quintessential fall weekend trip that has it all: fall foliage, apple picking, pumpkin hunting, outdoor drinking and dining options that can satisfy families, couples and individuals alike. The crowds are gone, the weather is still nice, you can actually get dinner reservations, and hotels are more affordable.

We sat down with Executive Chef Emily Yuen of Lingo Restaurant in Brooklyn, New York.

Between its world-class nightlife, stunning Manhattan skyline views and boundary-pushing cuisine—Brooklyn has earned an enviable reputation. There's plenty to discover in New York City's most populous borough.

Relais & Châteaux just added 8 new members to their global association, including three restaurants in New York and Los Angeles, United States, and Cape Town, South Africa.

The Finger Lakes wineries in Upstate New York are among the most beautiful and critically acclaimed wineries in the country. If you’re planning a visit, you’ll certainly want to add these unforgettable wineries to your list of places to see.

From Alaska to New York City (yes, that’s correct)—These are the best luxurious, glamping destinations across the United States. This isn’t camping—it’s glamping!

Located two blocks from Bryant Park and within walking distance to Fifth Avenue, Refinery Hotel is an intimate hideaway with unparalleled Empire State Building views in the heart of Midtown Manhattan’s Fashion District.

From stunning chutes of water jutting from tropical cliffs to gentle tumbles down the side of a glacier, here are the top 14 most beautiful waterfalls in America that should definitely make your bucket list.

From sashimi and sushi rolls to EN Kaiseki tasting menus—EN Japanese Brasserie offers tantalizing dishes to pair with its extensive list of over 80 sakés, 36 shōchūs, 60 Japanese whiskies, and signature, handcrafted cocktails.

The picture of classic New York style, The Lowell is established as one of Manhattan’s best luxury hotels, a small haven known for its discreet service and high-profile clientele—makes a major statement in the Big Apple.

We sat down with Executive Chef Michele Mazza of Il Mulino New York.

Few things make us feel fancier than afternoon tea in New York City—from those quintessential scones with cream and jam to gorgeous teapots and, of course, an excuse to get dressed up.

Tucked away in New York’s Adirondack Mountains—Saranac Lake is a town unlike any other. With world-class dining, galleries and shops all around, you’ll find a downtown rich in history that only Saranac Lake can pull off.