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PLUS: Summer Camps
We’re not saying you want all the drama of George Cukor’s 1939 classic The Women, but we bet you wouldn’t turn down an invitation to its dude ranch. At Contigo, you don’t need to be a socialite in town for a quickie divorce. But if you wrap yourself in a Mexican blanket, order an El Pepino and a skillet of rabbit & dumplings, you’ll feel as glamorous as one.
This article appears in May 5 • 2017.
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