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Travel at The Banquet is not a list of hotels. It is the study of how places teach taste: where to stay, how long to linger, what to eat, and what a city rewards the patient traveler for noticing.

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Street corner view of Azumi Setoda’s tiled roofs, white upper storey, and dark wooden lattice on Ikuchijima
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Skip the Marble Lobby in Asia’s New Hotels

Merchant houses, machiya sequences, hanok compounds, and shophouse suites are rewriting the stay brief. The interesting new keys measure themselves in courtyards and alleys, not atrium volume.

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City Guides

Stay, eat, shop, and experience maps for the capitals of the Grand Tour.

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The Asian Grand Tour

Our signature route through nine capitals of culture, appetite, and inheritance.

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Slow Cities

Itineraries built for attention, not throughput.

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