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Travel Newsletter
Nashville is more lively than ever. New Orleans never slows down. And somewhere in Texas, the future of American golf is being built on a former cattle ranch. These five properties meet the South at its best—and show you the best way to experience it.
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Omni PGA Frisco Resort
Frisco, TX
The flagship resort of American golf culture, Omni PGA Frisco Resort sits on land once home to a historic Texas cattle ranch and delivers at every level. Two 18-hole championship courses anchor the experience—Fields Ranch East, designed by Gil Hanse and home to the 2027 PGA Championship, and the more accessible Fields Ranch West by Beau Welling—complemented by The Swing, a lighted 10-hole par-3 short course, a 2-acre putting green called the Dance Floor, and a PGA Coaching Center. Off the course, 500 hotel rooms and suites are joined by 10 four-bedroom ranch house villas with oak ceiling beams, hand-chiseled fireplaces, and open-air porches. Thirteen dining destinations, four pools including an adults-only rooftop infinity pool, and Mokara Spa round out a property that earned its Travel + Leisure World's Best Award without apology.
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Le Meridien New Orleans
New Orleans, LA
On Poydras Street in the heart of downtown, Le Méridien New Orleans blends European heritage with contemporary style in a recently renovated property steps from the French Quarter and the Arts District. Rooms and suites feature plush bedding, chic furnishings, and destination-inspired artwork. Longitude 90 handles all-day dining with Louisiana-inspired cuisine and handcrafted cocktails overlooking Lafayette Square; the rooftop pool offers a quieter counterpoint to the city's relentless energy below. The French Quarter, Preservation Hall, Café Du Monde, and the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center are all within easy reach. For a city that demands full immersion, Le Méridien New Orleans provides a composed, design-forward base to come back to.
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Omni Nashville Hotel
Nashville, TN
Adjacent to the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum in the heart of downtown, Omni Nashville Hotel is Music City's most connected address. The property puts Ryman Auditorium, Bridgestone Arena, and Broadway within easy walking distance, with the historic Hatch Show Print gallery on-site and the Johnny Cash Museum steps away. Southern-inspired all-day dining at Kitchen Notes and prime steaks at Bob's Steak & Chop House handle meals; Five and TENN stocks locally made goods for those who want to take a piece of Nashville home. Mokara Spa, a rooftop pool, and state-of-the-art fitness facilities provide the counterbalance to full days in the city. Live music, curated tastings, and rotating on-site events keep the energy going year-round. For travelers who want to be inside Music City rather than just near it, the location is unmatched.
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ONE11 Hotel
New Orleans, LA
The first hotel to open in the French Quarter in half a century, ONE11 Hotel occupies a meticulously restored 19th-century building on the Mississippi Riverfront at 111 Iberville Street—once the heart of the city's thriving Sugar District. Exposed brick, original cypress beams, natural light, and pillow-top beds with luxury linens give the rooms a tailored simplicity that lets the history do the talking. Batture Bistro + Bar handles dining and drinks with New Orleans-inspired menus, Creole-twisted classics, and a climate-controlled porch; the poolside deck with firepit is the move on a cool evening. Woldenberg Park, the Audubon Aquarium, Bourbon Street, and the French Quarter's world-class dining are all steps away. A genuinely distinctive address in a city full of them.
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The Gallatin
Nashville, TN
In the heart of East Nashville, The Gallatin is a boutique hotel that wears its neighborhood's creative energy on its sleeve—bold color-blocked design, vibrant art installations, and neon signs that make the place as photographable as the district around it. Fully contactless check-in and digital room keys keep the arrival friction-free. The location puts some of East Nashville's best dining within minutes: wood-fired cuisine at Noko, sourdough pizzas at Folk, and Audrey, named one of Eater's best new restaurants in the country. The Gallatin also runs a Rooms for Rooms program, donating a portion of every stay to Nashville nonprofits serving those experiencing homelessness. A characterful, community-rooted alternative to the Broadway hotel corridor.
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