Editor's Letter: Why the Best Hotels Feel Like Sanctuaries
Briefly

The Fife Arms, located in the Scottish Highlands, is a transformed 19th-century coaching house that offers a blend of art, food, and history. Owned by Manuela and Iwan Wirth, the hotel has gained notable accolades, including spots on the Hot List and Gold List, celebrating its exceptional offerings. The author reflects on the hotel's atmosphere as a sanctuary during a challenging winter, highlighting the restorative experiences found in luxurious interiors, curated cocktails, and invigorating hill walks in the surrounding natural beauty of the Cairngorms mountains.
The Fife Arms, transformed by Manuela and Iwan Wirth, stands as a sanctuary amid the Scottish Highlands, blending art, food, and heritage for its guests.
The hotel's whimsical charm and thoughtful design, alongside its fantastic offerings, have led to its recognition on multiple prestigious lists and awards.
Hill walking in the Cairngorms provided restorative nature experiences, allowing guests to connect with stunning landscapes and wildlife, which enhanced the overall sanctuary feel.
Both hoteliers and travel editors package beauty and experiences, aiming to create memorable moments for guests through their unique perspectives and offerings.
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