About two hours northwest of New York is Scribner's Catskill Lodge, a perfect rural lodge to escape the city surrounded by mountains in a cozy space. And yes, there are many fireplaces. Perched high on a hill, this small 38-room hotel is completely integrated into nature.

1477 Reichhalter is a beautiful renovated house with a story of its own. It is located in the small village of Lana in South Tyrol. Designed by the architect Zeno Bampi, and the interior designer Christina von Berg, the modern minimalism space, meets tradition.

If we had to choose the perfect way to enjoy the winter mountain scenery, it would undoubtedly be from one of Le Coucou's balconies! Settled along the valley with views to the Belvédère mountains, the hotel is designed by the architect, Pierre Yovanovitch. Vintage and contemporary elements, as well as deep tones and patterned floors adorn the spaces, highlighting the architect's talent in mixing regional references with modern details for a fun aesthetic.

Relais Castello di Morcote is settled between the mountains of Vico Morcote, Sweden, and occupies a historic building several centuries old. Many original elements of architecture were carefully restored to preserve the charm of yesteryear.

At the foot of Kokhta Gora, at a height of 2,200 meters, you will find this newly developed hotel. Not far away from Bakuriani, this modern rustic retreat with leave you breathless. Designed by architect Levan Mushkudiani, the hotel has a total of 95 harmonious rooms, a lobby/library and a co-working area.

Inspired by the American motor lodge, the hotel is a collaboration between a number of creative partners who have come together with one ambition: to build a place that embraces the wild, artsy spirit of the region.

The idyllic Sunyata Hotel is nestled in an isolated hillside at the foot of the sacred Tibetan mountain in Yunnan province. The hotel has taken on the challenge of integrating traditional Tibetan architecture with Japanese wabi-sabi philosophy. Designed by Zhao Yang Architects, the aesthetics respect traditional local architecture, and honor the environment and local culture. Expect genuine Tibetan fireplaces and Buddhist murals.

Everything about this four-room mountain lodge is subtly "imperfect" and laid-back.

Here you will have the freedom to do nothing; extend your breakfast until it becomes a brunch, sit in front of the fire or by candlelight or gawk at the landscape through the windows. This community-minded mountain lodge shapes natural beauty with a delicate, smooth concept of hospitality.

Perched on the edge of the world, this oceanfront cottage in Lettes Bay Tasmania was built for those of us with a romantic disposition, and a penchant for dramatic sights. Australian designer Sarah Andrews turned what was once a dilapidated shack into the Instagram worthy property it is now, furnishing the house with an eclectic mix of antiquities – from portraits to sailing gear –that make its interiors as mesmerizing as the landscapes outside. Use it as a home base to explore the vast expanse of Tasmanian wilderness or stay in, fireside, and contemplate the water with a cup of hot brew in hand.

Getting off the grid can feel like trading in comfort for freedom. At Lon Retreat and Spa you don’t have to sacrifice luxury to get the disconnection and peace you have been craving for. Located in the Point Lonsdale on the Bellarine Peninsula you are invited to cloud-watch, stargaze and indulge in the Mineral Spa. There are only 7 luxury suites spread throughout the retreat so don’t worry, you can relish in this adventure without having to share - we know you want this all for yourself!

Looking a for a Nordic get-away? We got you covered. Check in at the Wanas Hotel to eat, sleep and art-out in the countryside of Skåne.

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