When the winter blues hit, there’s no better cure than booking a getaway to a dreamy destination. And lucky for you, GRAZIA USA has compiled some picture-perfect retreats. Whether you’re craving a tropical paradise, a cozy hotspot or an exciting city adventure, we have just the place that’s right for you to recharge and relax this season. Check out our favorite beach retreats, city hideaways and chic cabins, below.

Beach Retreats

Bask in the sun at these beautiful destinations.

MAUNA LANI, Hawaii

Mauna Lani means “mountain reaching heaven” and guests staying at the lush 32-acre oceanfront oasis on the Kohala Coast will feel as if they’re in paradise. The destination is a part of the Auberge Resorts Collection and features three pools, five restaurants and two top-ranked golf courses. The spa offers all-natural treatments as well as an exclusive goop Glow Facial using products from Gwyneth Paltrow’s wellness line, which can be purchased on-site since it’s the brand’s only location in Hawaii. -CK

HACIENDA ALTAGRACIA, Costa Rica

Located in the rainforests of Costa Rica’s Talamanca mountains, Hacienda AltaGracia, Auberge Resorts Collection is the ultimate destination for rest and relaxation. The 180-acre resort offers a variety of holistic healing experiences thanks to a partnership with NYC-based luxury wellness center THE WELL. General Manager Mark Wright notes guests quickly learn what it means to be genuinely well. “Every detail, including this season’s holiday programming, is inspired by the destination and its traditions, making it the perfect retreat for travelers looking for an immersive and restorative stay,” Wright says. “With soul-stirring wellness, Latin-inspired cuisine, and adrenaline-packed adventures, a stay at AltaGracia is truly a once in a lifetime experience.” -Casey Brennan

FAIRMONT MAYAKOBA, Mexico

The tropical forest, scenic lagoons and crystal-clear Caribbean waters at this 240-acre gem in the Riviera Maya practically ensure anyone staying here will never be bored. Available activities offered include nature trail bike rides, spa treatments, and golf games on a PGA El Camaleón course designed by Greg Norman. For those feeling a little less ambitious, the newly opened beach club, Maykana, features private cabanas overlooking an infinity pool. -CK

GOLDEN EYE, Jamaica

Made famous by James Bond author Ian Fleming, GoldenEye on Jamaica’s North coast has long been the hangout for the in-the-know crowd. Owned by Island Records founder Chris Blackwell and decorated by renowned designer Barbara Hulanicki, rooms feature custom-designed Jamaican furniture and African fabrics. The famed Fleming Villa is a must: It can accommodate up to 10 people in the three-bedroom main villa and two new poolside cottages. Guests can take a dip in Fleming’s swimming pool, relax in the media room, or luxuriate at the private Fleming beach just steps away from where James Bond was created. -CB

ZADÚN, A RITZ-CARLTON RESERVE, Mexico

This picturesque Ritz-Carlton Reserve property enjoys panoramic views of the Sea of Cortes throughout the 20-acre landscape as well as from its expansive 115 rooms and suites, many of which have individual pools and terraces. A private attendant, called a Tosoani, or “dream watcher,” anticipates your every need and can curate a customizable itinerary of all the property has to offer — from agave tastings to bonfires under the starry night sky. Enjoy authentic dining experiences at the resort’s four food and beverage venues, or relax with locally inspired treatments, a Savasana Sound Room session, and a soak in a whirlpool at Spa Alkemia. -CK

MANDRIAN ORIENTAL, Canouan

A remote hideaway on the island in the islands of St. Vincent and Grenadines, the Mandarin Oriental, Canouan is a remote hideaway with only 26 suites and 13 villas located on a white powder stretch of Godahl Beach. The ultimate in beach-y chic, the property sits on a sprawling 1200-acre estate and is known and loved for the lack of tourist crowds that descend on other Caribbean islands (fun fact: there are more tortoises than people on Canouan!) so guests can rest and relax in virtual privacy. The entry level room is a massive 1300-square foot one bedroom ocean view suite; the largest accommodation is the nearly 5,400-square foot three-story Lagoon Villa featuring four-bedrooms and an infinity pool. There are five restaurants and bars along with four more just a quick golf cart ride away on the Grenadine Estates. A highlight for sporty travelers is the Jim Fazio-designed, 18-hole golf course known for stunning views, while the Balinese-inspired spa offers an impressive menu of services for recharging. -CB

City Hideaways

Get a culture fix in the most exciting cities around the world.

SOFITEL LEGEND SANTA CLARA CARTAGENA, Colombia

Step inside a little piece of Cartagena’s history at the orange-hued Sofitel Legend Santa Clara. The building was originally built in 1621 and used over the centuries as a convent, charity hospital and medical school. It transformed into a tropical palace hotel in 1995 and has attracted celebrities and royals during their stays in the legendary walled city. After you kick back with famous mojitos at the El Coro Lounge Bar or enjoy locally-caught seafood from Jardín Santa Clara, you may be craving a trip to the beach. Luckily, Santa Clara’s new sister property, Sofitel Barú Calablanca Beach Resort, is just a quick 40-minute boat trip from the center. -CK

PARK HYATT, Tokyo

Set high above the city streets below, Park Hyatt Tokyo occupies the top 14 floors of a modern skyscraper in the Shinjuku neighborhood — the perfect place to take in sweeping panoramic views of Mount Fuji and the sparkling city lights. Showcasing museum-quality art and clean, modern interiors inspired by a New York penthouse, the hotel boasts 177 guest rooms as well as five restaurants, two bars and a patisserie helmed by Chef Thibault Chiumenti. -CB

ALMANAC, Barcelona

Almanac Barcelona gives foodies the chance to experience the Catalan capital’s culinary delights with a delectable host of curated offerings. Sip red and whites at Torelló Cellars, a winery famed for their bubbles that’s 45 minutes outside the city, and then go “green haute cuisine” with Michelin-rated chef Rodrigo de la Calle’s plant-forward creations at the hotel’s on-site restaurant Virens. The lavish tasting menu is constantly evolving since the chef chooses only the finest homegrown Spanish ingredients available. One recent meal ranged from a lively “ceviche” made entirely with mushrooms and other vegetables just as tasty as the seafood- based version to black garlic gnocchi bathed in a hot and sour soup. -Aaron Rasmussen

FOUR SEASONS, Mexico City

There’s plenty to love about Mexico’s capital city, including the five-star, hacienda-style Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City. The property is in the central neighborhood Reforma, making it a great base to explore everything this vibrant cultural center has to offer, such as the Frida Kahlo Museum and the Chapultepec Castle. Stops at Citadel Market and an afternoon of shopping at local vendors, including Carla Fernandez’s Boutique, are highly recommended. But no trip is complete without experiencing the city’s renowned, rich culinary offerings. Enjoy cocktails and dinner at Ling Ling on the 56th floor of The Ritz-Carlton, a no-frills food tour in bohemian Coyoacán or taco omakase at Michelin-starred Pujol by chef Enrique Olvera. -CB

THE BEAUMONT, England

There really is nowhere better than London during the holidays and the Beaumont is a favorite home away from home. Located in the posh Mayfair neighborhood, just steps from the city’s best shopping, The Beaumont was recently refreshed after a 15-month renovation that added a new bar, library and al fresco dining terrace; the sleek Art Deco-inspired interiors embody the spirit of the grand hotels of 1920s London and New York but with an intimate feel. The hotel features 72 rooms — 22 of which are suites — with bathrooms decorated with black-and-white mosaic tiles and underfloor heating — a must for London winters. The Beaumont Spa offers treatments with MZ Skin and Oskia, while guests have access to an on-site gym 24-hours a day. The Colony Grill Room draws inspiration from the traditional grill rooms of London and New York past, while Magritte Bar was inspired by the American bars that took Paris by storm in the 1920s; the newly added Terrace, an outdoor option, serves drinks and snacks and is covered and heated in cold weather seasons but perfect for a late-afternoon tipple. -CB

WALDORF ASTORIA, Park City

Located at the base of Park City Mountain Resort, Waldorf Astoria Park City is the ideal setting for a stress-free ski trip. With unforgettable views of the picturesque Wasatch Mountain, the dog-friendly resort offers slope side access to some of the world’s best skiing as well as every luxury amenity and service imaginable. Guest rooms are decorated with custom furnishing and top-of-the-line kitchens along with spectacular views outside. Guests can recharge at the 16,000-square foot spa, or at the resort’s signature bar and restaurant, Powder; the outdoor patio with fire pits, heated pool and Jacuzzi are the piece-de-resistance after a day of moguls. -CB

HOTEL EMMA AT PEARL, San Antonio

Located along the banks of the San Antonio River in the heart the Pearl District, Hotel Emma‘s property was previously a former 19th century brewery. It taps into its roots through the design which features an industrial aesthetic with South Texas grandeur. The 146-room, 11-suite property includes the one-of-a-kind amenities one would expect on a luxury stay, including a rooftop pool complete with a new Poolside Provisions food truck, a library filled with 3,700+ books, electra bikes, private terraces with fireplaces and more. Foodies will be delighted with the array of culinary finds, which include the American eatery, Supper, fine groceries and local provisions store, Larder, and the bar and clubroom, Sternewirth.

Cabin Fever

Snuggle up in luxury at these relaxing retreats.

WILDFLOWER FARMS , New York

Nature lovers hoping to enjoy some quiet down time will be impressed with Wildflower Farms, a newly opened Auberge Resort in New York’s Hudson Valley. Orchards, animals, and the namesake farm dot the sprawling property’s 140 secluded acres. Guests staying in one of 65 cozy bungalows, cottages or suites can feast on world-class cuisine sourced from local growers and unwind with treatments that change seasonally at Wildflower’s Thistle Spa, which stocks products from luxury French brand Biologique Recherche. -CB

PONANT CRUISES

From a three-masted 88-meter French sailing yacht gliding around the Seychelles to a luxury electric polar exploration icebreaker cracking its way through drifting sea ice in Antarctica, PONANT has mastered the art of combining small capacity vessels with intimate excursions to create outsized travel memories. Every detail on these bespoke cruises sailing under the French flag is considered and taken care of so travelers can focus on enjoying the experience, whether it’s a guided daytime excursion with a naturalist guide or a sunset dinner followed by an evening of onboard entertainment. Japanese subtropical islands, the Chilean fjords, or even far-flung Greenland — the most stressful part of the journey will be deciding where to go next. -AR

DUNTON HOT SPRINGS, Colorado

Nestled 8,600 feet on the West Fork of the Dolores River in the San Juan Mountains, the exquisitely restored 19th century ghost town Dunton Hot Springs seamlessly melds luxury with Wild West rusticity and authenticity. Original hand-hewn log cabins that once housed miners now serve as accommodations with names like Major Ross and Forge. The resort’s main hub is a saloon where well-booted guests can mosey up to the long wooden bar on which Butch Cassidy etched his name while holed up here after robbing a bank in nearby Telluride. Skiing, soaks in the hot springs and long lazy afternoons reading by the fire in the library thankfully have taken the place of showdowns and shootouts. -AR

INNESS, New York

Idyllic views of the bucolic landscape from 28 cabins and a 12-room farmhouse are a huge draw at INNESS, an intimate country refuge and members club in Accord, New York. Just as enticing? The restaurant and lounge prepares dishes with produce grown on a 3-acre farm on the grounds. There’s plenty of room to roam at INNESS — so much so that the Upstate destination has a 9-hole golf course and plenty of hiking trails as well as swimming pools and tennis courts. A wellness building housing a spa and gym is a welcome new addition in 2023. -CK

SCHWEIZERHOF ZERMATT, Switzerland

Who says solo travel can’t be a richly rewarding experience? The Schweizerhof Zermatt offers what they call “Cozy Rooms” — homey and inviting accommodations tailor-made for single travelers who can’t wait to cuddle up with a good book. Guests staying at this Alpine-chic take on a traditional lodge can hit the area’s world-class slopes or just stay in and fall for the stunning views of the Matterhorn from the hotel’s balconies. The Schweizerhof Zermatt understands the stomach is the way to everyone’s heart, and the property’s dining choices include, among others, Cheese Factory, a traditional restaurant that serves up raclette, fondue and other Valais regional specialties, as well as La Muña, which is only open in winter and focuses on Peruvian-Japanese fusion cuisine. What’s not to love! -AR