→ This week’s most exciting new hotels are in Ischia, Algarve, Tokyo, Chattanooga, Südsteiermark, Athens, Sacred Valley, and more…
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Casa al Sole
Ischia, Italy
There’s no bad place to stay on Ischia, but Sant’Angelo, a picturesque fishing village at the island’s southernmost point, may be the finest. A handful of hotels are tucked into the whitewashed buildings that line the car-free streets, including Casa al Sole, a boutique hotel that feels more like the private home of a stylish Italian friend.

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Viceroy at Ombria Algarve
Loulé, Portugal
Viceroy at Ombria Algarve enjoys a privileged position in the lush, rolling Algarve hills, on a pristine estate sequestered far from the crush of the beach crowd. The hotel maintains its own 18-hole golf course, a decadent spa, and four pools. Sleek accommodations range from individual rooms to full-fledged residences.

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The Hotel Chalet
Chattanooga, TN, USA
In its latest iteration as the Hotel Chalet, the grandeur of Chattanooga’s Beaux Arts–style Terminal Station has been fully restored — sunshine pours again through dome-like skylights, exuding old-world charm. There’s extra novelty, and reverence for history, in the guest rooms that are housed in renovated Pullman carriages.

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The Old School Guesthouse
Schloßberg, Austria
Set in Austria’s scenic Südsteiermark wine country, The Old School Guesthouse revives a village school rebuilt after World War II with the support of the local community. From 1949 to 2012, it educated local children before Petra and Oliver, a pair of passionate hosts, lovingly transformed it into an intimate retreat.

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The Foundry Suites
Athens, Greece
Mid-century style runs deep at the Foundry, a hip hotel in Athens’s historic Psirri district — the building, constructed in 1930, originally served as a type foundry. Today, it’s a collection of industrial-chic suites with wood or terrazzo floors, high ceilings, steel-framed windows, and a mix of vintage and modern furnishings.

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Andenia Boutique Hotel
Calca, Peru
Nestled in the Sacred Valley, Andenia Boutique Hotel feels like a private Andean retreat, with just nine rooms set among lush gardens. Each offers mountain views and a private terrace or balcony, immersing guests in the valley’s breathtaking landscape. Inside, thoughtful décor and details reflect the region’s heritage.

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TRUNK (HOUSE)
Tokyo, Japan
More a private residence than hotel, TRUNK HOUSE is Tokyo’s most exclusive one-room stay, a painstakingly restored 70-year-old geisha house in the storied streets of Kagurazaka. The real showstopper is a hidden, soundproofed disco with neon lights, a stocked bar, and a dance floor made for impromptu revelry.

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