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John Weich

John Weich is a former travel editor of Wallpaper* magazine and has been contributing to the magazine since 1999. He is the author of several books, including Storytelling on Steroids, The 8:32 to Amsterdam and Ballyhooman, and currently writes, podcasts and creative directs from his homebase in The Netherlands.

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2,734 metres above the sea, a northern Italian hotel ensures peak happiness

Designed by Senoner Tammerle Architekten, hotel Santnerpass Hütte offers the perfect off-grid retreat amid a Unesco-protected landscape

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John Weich

Latest articles by John Weich

A minimalist, off-grid Swiss cabin redefines the ski-in, ski-out experience

2,734 metres above the sea, a northern Italian hotel ensures peak happiness

Starbucks launches a coffee ‘laboratory’ in Amsterdam

Baltic blend: Soyuz's ‘made in Russia’ coffee promises life beyond instant