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Hospitality Awards

At hotels and restaurants aiming to provide the highest level of hospitality, it is people who make the difference. Here are our Editors' Choice Award winners.

An Homage to Paul Bocuse, 1926 – 2018

In the 1980s, one of our editors met Paul Bocuse -- a chance encounter that he won't ever forget. The celebrated French chef died in January 2018.

Last Word: Alain Senderens, 1939 – 2017

With the passing of chef Alain Senderens, France has lost a wizard of Gallic gastronomy, a genius defined by a playful but deeply considered iconoclasm.

In Good Taste: A Recipe From Il Pagliaccio

Innovative Il Pagliaccio restaurant in Rome, Italy, recipient of a Michelin star, should be at the top of every foodie's list for a trip to the Eternal City.

Special Recognition: Hotels | 2015 Grand Awards

Each year, we have the pleasure of recalling our travel experiences and singling out a number of particularly memorable hotels and resorts. Here are our favorite hotel features around the world.

Mark Best at the Four Seasons Hotel Sydney

Sydney, Australia's most anticipated restaurant opening this October is Mark Best's Pei Modern at the Four Seasons Hotel.

Chef Norbert Kostner Decorated

Belated congratulations are in order to Chef Norbert Kostner, a well-known personality among Hideaway Report readers who has been Executive Chef of Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok for the past 38 years.

Semifinalist Nominees Announced for 2013 James Beard Foundation Awards

Locanda Verde, New York The highly anticipated 2013 James Beard Restaurant and Chef Award Semifinalists were announced Tuesday.

Gourmet Garzón

Driving north from Estancia Vik Jose Ignacio, it was a pleasure to putter through the Uruguayan countryside, where rolling pastures are dotted with lean horses and piebald cows and punctuated by stands of oak and eucalyptus trees.

Special Recognition Awards

Hotel Manager of the Year: Brian Young; Tucker's Point. When a resort as ambitious as Tucker's Point is running flawlessly so soon after its debut, much of the credit must go to the general manager.

Spring Restaurant, Paris

Surprise: The best new restaurant in Paris is run by an American chef, Chicago-born Daniel Rose.