With the new year comes plenty of great new offerings across the city, inspiring you to fall in love with Atlanta all over again.

Thompson Buckhead’s guest rooms include rich jewel tones; photo by Chelsea Patricia

STAY Buckhead has struck gold with the addition of Th ompson Buckhead, a newly bowed lifestyle hotel joining Buckhead Village. Th e 10-story hotel is full of thoughtfully curated experiences brought to life with classic Southern charm, resulting in understated luxury that relaxes while rejuvenating. Romanticism meets midcentury minimalism in Studio 11 Design’s handiwork, with the guest rooms featuring elevated design elements such as chevron-patterned wood floors and marble mosaics. Dirty Rascal, an old-school Italian American restaurant, anchors the hotel’s culinary offerings. General manager Lukus Grace shares, “At Thompson Buckhead, we’re tapping into the city’s local culture to design experiences that celebrate Atlanta’s culinary and cultural prowess while creating a unique sense of community.” 415 E. Paces Ferry Road NE, 404.574.1234, hyatt.com

photo courtesy of LAKE

SHOP Brisk winter mornings call for luxe, cozy pajamas, and high-end pajama brand LAKE has joined forces with famed design brand Schumacher to have us covered this year. Th e two brands share the belief that great interiors call for great pajamas, leading them to collaborate on Schumacher x LAKE, a new capsule collection of pajama sets, robes and nightgowns for adults and children. Available in both red and blue, the collection combines the best of both brands, with Schumacher’s iconic Deconstructed Stripe pattern donning the pajamas while LAKE’s incredibly soft fabrics bring all the comfort you could want. Head to LAKE’s Atlanta brick-and-mortar to feel the softness for yourself. 3519 Northside Parkway NW, 404.963.6730, lakepajamas.com

Each Wine Bungalow is equipped with luxe furnishings; photo courtesy of Chateau Elan

DRINK While Chateau Elan already boasts ample picturesque settings between its stunning winery and luxurious resort, its most recent addition might be the most picture-perfect yet. Three newly bowed Wine Bungalows are private and chic, featuring sweeping views of the resort’s vineyard. Local Timberline Glamping Company built the spacious and luxurious bungalows, complete with vintage and contemporary furnishings, local artwork, vinyl music and more. Each bell-style canvas tent sits on a wooden platform to elevate it off the ground and comes equipped with temperature-controlled capabilities to accommodate guests during chilly winter weather. Groups of four to six guests are welcome to bring the resort’s wine, charcuterie boards and picnic baskets to the bungalows. 100 Rue Charlemagne Drive, Braselton, 678.425.0900, chateauelan.com

Portal wellness retreat’s interiors evoke serenity and rejuvenation; photo by J. Ashley Photography

SPA Atlanta staple Spa at Serenbe has done it again with the unveiling of the Portal wellness retreat, an intimate extension of the ubersuccessful spa. Tucked away among acres of preserved forests and meadows, Portal is a 3,000-square-foot-plus oasis for six to 12 guests complete with a full kitchen, a living room, a dining room and six en suite bedrooms, all connected by an expansive courtyard including a relaxing hot tub. Serenbe founder and CEO Steve Nygren shares, “Portal was created to spark experiences that will help guests set intention while enjoying nature right outside of Atlanta. Portal was meticulously built for guests who appreciate elevated design while offering a quiet haven for those in need of rejuvenation.” Rebecca Cartwright of R. Cartwright Design equipped the space with gorgeous Cambria surfaces, a waterfall kitchen island and Moen fixtures. Portal guests can enjoy miles of nature trails and wellness services such as Pilates, HydraFacials, an eight-room spa and the yoga studio. 260 Mado Loop, Chattahoochee Hills, portalserenbe.com

Classic Muchacho stripes adorn the walls of the newly reopened resto; photo by Gabriella LePage

EAT Beloved Reynoldstown eatery Muchacho recently reopened its new space featuring a fresh, lively design and additional seating. The menu draws inspiration from the Golden State, bringing approachable SoCal cuisine matched with design inspiration from ’70s, ’80s and ’90s California surf and film culture to the neighborhood resto. Jessica Davis of Atelier Davis designed the space in collaboration with NO Architecture and Electric Hospitality, sourcing vintage furniture, lighting, art, collectibles and tchotchkes to achieve the retro vibe. Bespoke steel elements such as glass divider screens and the large steel structure over the bar round out the design with chic industrial elements. 904 Memorial Drive SE, 404.748.9254, muchachoatl.com