Jonny is the founding editor of Green Lodging Guide, an award-winning sustainable travel journalist, and a published Lonely Planet guidebook author. His reporting appears in National Geographic, TIME, Vogue, Condé Nast Traveler, BBC Travel, and Canadian Geographic. Over a decade of assignments, one pattern kept surfacing: the most memorable places to stay were the ones that give back. Green Lodging Guide exists to find them to share with you.
Thirty-one villas in the canopy and on the sand of a quiet Thai island in Phang Nga Bay, linked by rope bridges, each with its own plunge pool, and hornbills circling from first light.
Crisp air, empty trails, and long golden evenings — a dozen cool-climate stays for the height of summer, from an Icelandic lava field to the edge of the North Atlantic, each one measured for how it treats the ground it sits on.
Three eco-luxury lodges anchor India's classic safari circuit, where Bengal tigers prowl sal forests and one-horned rhinos graze grasslands at the edge of the world.
Eight exceptional Fiji resorts deliver unforgettable family escapes — from overwater bures to private island adventures, with kids' clubs that create mini marine biologists.
