by Nyssa P. Chopra | Apr 10, 2016 | Destinations, Europe, Library, New, North America, Travel Well, United States
From April 10-16, celebrate National Library Week with the theme “Libraries Transform” — a public awareness initiative to show how libraries transform communities by providing free access to technology, career development resources, and the skills to...
![[Hotel Review] The St. Regis, A Luxury Hotel in Houston](https://thecultureur.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/str247cl-138284-The-Remington-Restaurant-Mural.jpg)
by Nyssa P. Chopra | Apr 6, 2016 | Destinations, Luxury Hotel Reviews, New, North America, Other States, Travel Well, United States
Initially opened as the Remington Hotel in 1982, this 12-floor Galleria luxury property became the St. Regis Houston in 2000 after extensive renovation. It’s everything you’d expect from the St. Regis—“a place where exception is the rule”—but with an added dose of...
![[Hotel Review] Hotel Ivy, A Luxury Boutique Hotel in Minneapolis](https://thecultureur.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/lux1721rf.175012_tb-2.jpg)
by Nyssa P. Chopra | Apr 3, 2016 | Destinations, Luxury Hotel Reviews, New, North America, Other States, Travel Well, United States
The iconic Hotel Ivy, a Luxury Collection Hotel is a stylish luxury boutique hotel centrally located in downtown Minneapolis. With a postmodern architectural style, the hotel complex includes the historic Art Deco Ivy Tower and 70 residential units. The 136 rooms and...
by Nyssa P. Chopra | Mar 30, 2016 | Best of... Food+Drink, Canada, Destinations, Eat Well, Food + Drink Guides, New, North America, Other States, Travel Well, United States
It sounds painfully obvious to say, but I must say it: I’ve long been a fan of New York bagels. But then Montreal happened. I knew that the bagels in the beautiful European-inspired Canadian city were different, but I didn’t realize how different or how...
by Nyssa P. Chopra | Mar 27, 2016 | Featured, New, Travel Well
I’m a luxury traveler. But what does that mean? The immediate image that comes to mind may be first-class flights, opulent hotels, and a general air of grandeur, and while all that may be true, the question is much more complex and nuanced. The reality is that...
