NoMo SoHoNew YorkTrendy, $$ ($170)Searching for quintessential SoHo in New York City? Look no further than the incredibly hip intersection of Crosby and Howard Streets. You’ll watch the likes roll in on your posts of Instagram-worthy, cast-iron facades and charming cobblestone streets. Not to mention NoMo SoHo, an otherworldly hotel on the most nostalgic block in the neighborhood. Benjamin Noriega Ortiz provides the whimsical interior desig

Stay up to date with Covid-19 safety protocols here.The Little NellAspen, ColoradoMountain Luxe, $$$ (From $575)The iconic ski-in/ski-out Aspen mountain resort The Little Nell celebrates its 30-year anniversary this year. Since its opening, the hotel has been a beloved second home for well-heeled guests from all over the world, welcoming families of all sizes, couples, friends, and locals — serving as a cozy living room of the former

NEVADA — It’s an odd place, Nevada. You can feel the spirits of suicidal saloon girls, bump into grizzled gamblers hoping for a pay day, or join the Burning Man throngs heading into the desert in search of meaning. There are still cowboys and rodeos here. Shootouts and steers. And damn good food.My boyfriend and photographer Mike and I landed in Reno, Nevada, to drive the Tahoe Loop, a 145-mile trip that hugs the central western part

Boston Harbor HotelBoston, MAClassic, $$$ ($350)America was born on the waterfront, and the luxurious Boston Harbor Hotel is a stone’s throw from landmarks that date back to the birth of the nation. But the hotel itself is a modern one — built in 1987 as the anchor of the iconic Rowes Wharf building. Peel yourself away from the harbor view from your guest room window long enough to discover a private health-club style fitness center,

Come hungry: Philadelphia’s delicious, lively restaurant scene has been getting bigger and better for years, and it’s time to explore. Fathom contributor Linda Cabasin checked out longtime favorites and hot newcomers.PHILADELPHIA – A confession: With family nearby, Ive visited Philly for years, stopping by cherished sights (hello, Barnes Foundation!) and places to eat (ditto, Reading Terminal Market!). But I know that food is great all arou

NEW YORK – When it comes to planning a weekend in Upstate New York, there are plenty of sites to scour for places to stay. (Airbnb is just the beginning.) But when it comes to booking a one-of-a-kind house for a special occasion, there’s one site you should check before the rest: Red Cottage Inc., a vacation rental company with a collection of welcoming homes throughout the Catskills and Hudson Valley.These aren’t your average cabins. Homes

Palihouse Miami BeachMiami Beach, FloridaHip, $$ (From $200)On an overbooked flight out of New York, a bunch of us art enthusiasts said bienvenidos a Miami en route to sunnier skies, open-toed shoes, a $120,000 duct-taped banana, and lots and lots of traffic. Yes: Art Basel Miami Beach. It was my second time attending the brief and dizzying extravaganza, making my way through the various art fairs with hundreds of galleries and artists, mus

Hotel RenewHonolulu, Hawaii Trendy, $$Honolulu’s Waikiki neighborhood was once a secluded hideaway for the native royals. The Hollywood royals came next, when the first exclusive hotels began opening along its now iconic shores. These days, Waikiki is chock-a-block with tropical-themed high-rises offering a bit of beachside bliss to anyone who can get there. Skip the chains and check in to Hotel Renew, a serene boutique property just steps

A Way to Go, Episode 1: Giving Back to Get So Much MoreMost people know Stephanie March as the actress on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit or the beauty entrepreneur behind the SheSpoke custom cosmetics company.In fact, she’s the ultimate globetrotting philanthropist, who works with Planned Parenthood and OneKid OneWorld, among others. Through her advocacy in Kenya, India, Uzbekistan, among many other places, shes helping to make the world

A Way to Go, Episode 2: Climbing Kilimanjaro to Save a MarriageJournalist Jo Piazza met a guy on a boat in the Galapagos Islands. Three months and five dates later, they were engaged. Shortly thereafter, she lost her job and was diagnosed with a rare genetic disease. They got married and decided to test their new relationship — and Jos newly fragile physical abilities — by climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. Cue the sleepless nights. C

A Way to Go, Episode 3: Exiled on a Container Ship to Escape the InternetIn an effort to instill some self discipline, into his daily routine, Hollywood producer and screenwriter Rob Long went to the extreme: He set out across the Pacific on a lonely container ship, surrounding himself with thousands of miles of ocean, just to get away from email, from Instagram, from the non-stop noise of digital life. Have a listen:Links and Info We Menti

Our podcast is here! And we couldnt be happier to share it with you.A Way to Go is the new podcast from iHeart Radio and Fathom that celebrates all the reasons why we pack our bags, get on a plane, and explore beyond our backyards.Your hosts are Fathom co-founders Jeralyn Gerba and Pavia Rosati.Jeralyn travels for the ancient ruins and the future relics. Pavia travels for the four-hour lunches.Why do you travel?To recover from a heartbreak?

Life House Collins ParkMiami Beach, FloridaBeachy, $ (From $149)While many of Miami Beachs most famous hotels lay claim to the areas Art Deco history, Life House Collins Park has a much deeper story to tell. Tucked between the canal and the ocean, the buildings streamlined structure was erected in 1934 by John Collins, a Quaker merchant and the brains behind Miamis most genius engineering feat, the Miami waterway. For their latest

Presented in partnership with The Guadeloupe Islands Tourist Board.Imagine designing a perfect island vacation.Youd start with the land itself. Make it stunning, with gorgeous beaches — hundreds of them! with white and gold and black sand! — and dramatic volcanoes and waterfalls. To ensure as much diversity as possible, youd make this wonderland five different islands, and, for good measure, would preserve more than half the lan

A Way to Go, Episode 4: Producing Luxurious Photo Shoots and Making It Look EasyNo demand is too extreme when producing glamorous high fashion shoots around the world and fashion producer Steven Dam makes it look effortless. Whether it is a last-minute request for puppies on set, catering to the particular tastes of celebrity talent, or simply getting people (and their luggage) to a gig on time, it’s his job to make sure that every detail a

A Way to Go, Episode 5: Tagging Thailand for Art and AdventureFor the graffiti artist known as WorldWide Crudo, painting without permission in dozens of countries around the world — on a whim — fuels his inventiveness, builds his network, and feeds his need for adrenaline. Have a Listen:Links and Info We Mentioned on the ShowWorldWide Crudo on InstagramWorldWide Crudo on SoundCloudWorldWide Crudo merchandiseFind All Episodes of

In whats becoming a depressing — and tragic — state of affairs, the environment is again wreaking havoc on the Earth. This time in Australia, where bushfires continue to rage — during peak summer season — and show no sign of relenting for the next few months. The casualties are already staggering: half a billion plants and animals died, as have 24 people (so far). Countless have displaced. Homes, businesses, and live

Hotel AlessandraHouston, TexasModern Classic, $$ ($199)Houston, having already had a big hair moment, a lunar landing moment, and an air conditioning moment (its the world capital), is currently having a culture moment (we picked Texas as a top place to go in 2019 for everything new and awesome in Houston) that includes lodging newcomer Hotel Alessandra, a 223-room stunner all about height and volume in downtowns GreenStreet devel

A Way to Go, Episode 7: Speeding on a Tuk-Tuk to Save the Elephants with Waris Ahluwalia Every two years, actor and designer Waris Ahluwalia embarks on a 500-kilometer madcap adventure through the Indian countryside on behalf of Elephant Family, a charity that protects Asian elephants and their habitat. The five-day Travel to My Elephant Rally is anything but a typical fundraiser, with teams of supporters navigating, partying, and glamping

Presented in partnership with The Guadeloupe Islands Tourist Board.Did you make a New Years resolution to visit an exciting new destination?One thats sunny and beautiful and just under-the-radar enough that youre among the first to discover it?Sound like youre on your way to The Guadeloupe Islands, which weve already introduced to you as your favorite new Caribbean Islands. The palm-fringed archipelago (made up of five gorgeous inhabited is