So many places to book! Our February issue of The Travel 100 was devoted to…
Hotels and Resorts
Thinking of heading to the snow for a few more winter adventures for spring break this year? The Cannery Lodge is a great option.
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Travel Writers Share Their Favorite Hotels and Resorts [Around the World]
by Jan SchroderI’ve spent hours selecting a hotel, going down the rabbit hole of online reviews, checking…
When you’re staying at Pelican Inn and Suites in Cambria on California’s Central Coast, you…
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Is This Capsule Cliff Clinger the Scariest Hotel Room in the World?
by Jan SchroderTalk about a cliffhanger. You’re literally staying in one when you bed down for the night at Skylodge Adventure Suites overlooking the Sacred Valley of Cuzco in Peru. Three transparent capsules made of aluminum and polycarbonate cling to the side of a mountain 1200 feet up.
“Watchin’ the ships roll in, Then I watch ‘em roll away again.” I thought of Otis Redding’s famous lyrics when I saw my amazing balcony with a view of the river at Savannah Marriott Riverfront.
In SLO (San Luis Obispo) folks like to take it slow. That’s just what I…
A picnic on a pink-sand beach. A tour of an ancient site led by a shaman. A room with a fireplace and view of the Pacific Ocean. These are a few of the things we loved about the hotels and resorts we chose for our first annual The Travel 100 Top 10 Hotels and Resorts issue.
Prepare to get a bigger bucket for your list. We asked, and our staff and…
One thing I love about hotels is the freedom. Freedom from housework, cooking and home maintenance. And where else can you hang a Do Not Disturb sign and have it honored? As George Bernard Shaw said, “The great advantage of a hotel is that it is a refuge from home life.”