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Hotels with Elevated Dining |  | | Omni Royal Orleans | | New Orleans, LA | | A historic hotel in the heart of New Orleans’ beautiful French Quarter, Omni Royal Orleans blends refined hospitality with the jazz and pizzazz of Louisiana’s soulful culinary scene. The hotel’s signature restaurant, Rib Room, has been a fixture in the neighborhood for over 60 years, serving slow-roasted prime rib and seafood specialties alongside Southern favorites like savory beignets and fried green tomatoes. With its location on the corner of St. Louis and Royal Streets, large arched windows, and an elegant dining room, this is the perfect place for an afternoon of people-watching or a special celebratory dinner. Stop in for lunch, dinner, or simply a drink at the bar, but be sure to return on the weekend for the restaurant’s swinging jazz brunch. Other onsite dining options include Touché Bar, which serves light bites and cocktails; La Riviera, a seasonal spot offering refreshing poolside fare; and Morsel’s, a coffee shop with pastries, sandwiches, and grab-and-go options. | | | | |  | | The Store Oxford | | Oxford, United Kingdom | | A stay in Oxford housed in what was once a bustling department store, this hotel is a charming city break with some seriously good eats. The 101-room property features stylish accommodations, sweeping views of the city’s iconic spire-dotted skyline, and food and beverage options that hit all the right notes. If you think British fare is boring, you’re in for a treat at the onsite eatery, Treadwell. The restaurant deftly incorporates international flavors and flair into its mouthwatering menu. Thank you for pointing that out! Elevated classics like beer-battered fish and chips and lamb shoulder shepherd’s pie are complemented by standout dishes such as baby back bao and tuna steak with green papaya and coconut slaw, adding variety and intrigue to the offerings. Stop in on the weekend for a classic Sunday roast, complete with a vegetarian seitan option, served with potatoes, greens, gratin, and Yorkshire puddings. For a post-dinner drink, head to the bar or rooftop terrace, where a menu of inventive cocktails, like Second Breakfast—made with bourbon, smoked maple syrup, and ginger beer—pairs perfectly with skyline views. | | | | | | Moon Palace The Grand-Cancun | | Cancun, Mexico | | Foodies will love this Cancun resort, where gourmet dining experiences meet all-inclusive perks for a trip that's sure to leave you satisfied. Moon Palace The Grand-Cancun offers guests eleven distinct dining experiences, ranging from laid-back beachfront bites to refined French haute cuisine at La Château. Indulge in an international array of flavors like pasta and pizza at Tavola, authentic Lebanese mezze at Habibi, and pan-Asian at Jade, where you can enjoy Thai curry alongside traditional Japanese sushi. Dine on contemporary Mexican at Casa Mia, Peruvian ceviche and seafood specialties at Cusco, and Argentinian barbecue at The Grill. With plenty of grab-n-go options like tacos from Los Tacos or sweet treats from Boulangerie and ten bars for a cocktail to end the day, every moment of your stay is filled with epicurean excellence. Guests also have access to 17 more restaurants and 13 more bars at sister property Moon Palace Cancun. | | | | | | Hotel Nikko | | San Francisco, CA | | A Japanese-inspired stay in the heart of San Francisco, Hotel Nikko is a fresh take on modern luxury in the city’s vibrant downtown area. Newly renovated rooms are chic yet comfortable, featuring cherry blossom motifs, pillow-top mattresses, and rich blue accents. Onsite amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center spanning 10,000 square feet, a sunny 15-meter swimming pool in a glass-enclosed space, and a terrific onsite dining destination. ANZU is a sleek, Japanese restaurant with a menu that incorporates traditional Japanese flavors and techniques with a touch of California flare and influence. In the morning the restaurant serves classic breakfast favorites such as avocado toast and buttermilk pancakes, but for dinner, the menu shifts to sushi. Whether you’re indulging in the incredible omakase experience or ordering hand rolls à la carte, with fresh-caught fish and seasonal flavors, you’re sure to leave satisfied. | | | | | | Royalton Park Avenue Hotel | | New York, NY | | NYC’s NoMad district is known for its chic blend of uptown elegance and downtown edge, and Royalton Park Avenue captures that balance perfectly. With expansive, stylish rooms featuring sleek furnishings, vibrant pops of color, and workspaces designed for productivity, this hotel ensures a comfortable stay whether you’re here for business or leisure. While New York offers endless attractions, the hotel’s own dining and nightlife scene is a destination in itself. The 20th-floor rooftop is home to the iconic Penthouse on Park, where guests can enjoy a rooftop pool by day and an upscale restaurant and bar by night, offering everything from artisanal breakfasts to handcrafted cocktails. For an intimate, sophisticated vibe, The Ivy Room invites guests to sip signature drinks, savor light bites, and enjoy live performances from local musicians, all while taking in breathtaking views of the Empire State Building. | | | | | | |
