With Correction: Inside a New Oasis on Guatemala’s Famous Lake Atitlán

Plus, Uncover Rock ‘n’ Roll’s Roots on a Deep South Road Trip [Manage newsletters]( [View in browser]( [Image] [Image] The entire world in your inbox.   Apologies for the additional email today folks, we had a sending error which caused some outdated content to appear and wanted to be sure you received the latest and greatest, so here it is now! Hello all— Here in D.C., the cars are coated in a green dust signifying our entry into spring allergy season. A high price to pay, if you ask me, for warmer weather. This past weekend I was in Paris at one of its coolest hotels, [the SO/](, which has some of the city’s most insane views. My room looked out on the Seine and the city’s most expensive home, the Hotel Lambert. I also took one of the coolest day trips I’ve ever taken from the French capital, and look forward to sharing that with you soon.. This week, our lead feature comes from the iconic Lake Atitlán in Guatemala. [For Room Key, our column on exciting new hotels](, Isabella Rolz stayed at [Anzan Atitlán](, a Luis Barragan-inspired oasis in pink on the lakeshore. For the road trip enthusiasts who also consider themselves movie buffs, Johnny Motley has compiled [an incredible guide to a rock ‘n’ roll road trip]( across the South. I’d never heard of a lot of these venues, nor the music history that happened in some of these spots. Best of all, much is still preserved and plenty of great music is still being made and played! On a final note, you may or may not notice that every week towards the bottom of the newsletter we highlight a travel-related coffee table book we really love and think you should check out. But this week, I also wanted to alert readers to one that I mentioned in my [It’s Still a Big World]( feature about [Kansas City](. It’s Michael C. Kathrens’ [Kansas City Houses: 1885-1938](, and had long been hard to find but recently went into reprint so it’s available again. Enjoy! P.S. The first major blow has been struck against the tyranny of travel-size liquid containers as London City airport has removed the limits! Enjoy! — [William O’Connor](, Travel Editor   [Image] [Inside a New Oasis on Guatemala’s Famous Lake Atitlán]( [With architecture inspired Luis Barragán and a laid back approach, it’s hard to imagine anywhere better to experience this iconic lake.]( [Uncover Rock ‘n’ Roll’s Roots on a Deep South Road Trip]( [The whole world has embraced rock ‘n’ roll, but if you want to uncover the music's wellsprings, you have to hit spots like Macon, Chattanooga, Muscle Shoals, and Memphis.]( [As the Rich Swarm Costa Rica, Thousands of Monkeys Are Being Electrocuted]( [Some wealthy foreigners are building mega-mansions but aren’t doing the bare minimum to protect wildlife.]( [Come to Dildo for the Selfie But Stay for Good, Clean Fun]( [Tourists may head to Dildo, Canada thanks to its name, but they discover one of Canada's most charming seaside towns.](   “Heavily sought-after these days for 270-degree sunset views, the bar is bathed in emerald green with a central bar of illuminated onyx and booths with backsplashes of peacock feathers.” – For [Room Key](, I reported on [the newest Ritz Carlton in New York City and its attempt to represent the future of luxury.](   [This TikTok-Famous Neck Support Pillow Makes Traveling Painless]( The [Trtl Neck Support Travel Pillow]( has made a splash on Amazon and is currently in the top five best-selling travel pillows sold on the site. So what makes this travel pillow so different from other travel pillows? This cozy neck pillow is made out of fleece and features a hidden internal neck support that is meant to be wrapped around your neck to support your head in an ideal sleep position. This means you can get adequate support—even if you’re stuck in the middle seat. Plus, this pillow also has a patented design that fits any neck shape, jaw, and shoulders. As an added bonus, it’s also machine washable so long as you remove the inner support. Need we say more? [Snag it now before your next trip](. —Scouted by [Daisy Maldonado]( [BUY ON AMAZON ](   Travel Inside Menorca’s Chicest Houses Sure, you can still shell out for Capri, keep up with Joneses in the south of France, or try to party with the kids in Greece, but for many these days the ultimate Mediterranean escape can be found in the Balearics. This collection of islands off the eastern coast of Spain have become popular for their incredible scenery, unique vibe, and the variety of lifestyles on offer. That’s why the latest selection for Just Booked, our series on exciting new coffee table books, is [Secret Houses: Living in Menorca]( by Susana Gallardo, published by Rizzoli. In the book, Gallardo takes readers all over the island, from rustic villas with fading frescoes to sleek contemporary houses overlooking the sea. The photographs by Karal Balas capture home we wish were all listed on rental sites, whether the decked-out fantasy of interior designer Lorenzo Castillo in Mahon or the former boathouse covered in bougainvillea that one family has turned into a simple yet elegant hideaway. Don’t miss our other selections for our series on gorgeous travel-related coffee table books, [Just Booked](. 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