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Mitchell Friedman

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The Best Hotels in New York's Hidden Corners

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By Mitchell Friedman
| Michelin Guide
I am hotel obsessed — I'll readily admit it. I can hardly visit a new city without popping in for at least a drink, if not a night, to as many accommodations as I can possibly fit into an itinerary. Sightseeing for me is replaced by hotel-seeing, and I always say the hotel scene in a given city reveals as much about its character as anything else.
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The Perks of Being a Solo Traveler in Big Sur — by Tablet Hotels

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By Mitchell Friedman
| The Agenda By Tablet Hotel
I could’ve spent the night at the spectacular Ventana Big Sur. Or maybe even the Post Ranch Inn, one of the finest hotels in the world. Instead, I had a different plan for this particular late-autumn weekend: to sleep beneath the stars in an almost mythical camping spot, a Big Sur backcountry gem guarded by natural hot springs and shaded by redwoods.
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The New Orleans Hotel Beloved by Tennessee Williams

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By Mitchell Friedman
| Michelin Guide
Nearly any destination — with inevitable corners of chaos and serenity, business and pleasure — can be described as a “land of contrasts.” When one of the greatest American writers of the 20th century, Tennessee Williams, came to New Orleans, he found a welcome twist on that travel writing cliche.
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