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Riu Plaza San Francisco
Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman’s Wharf is located close to Pier 39, one of the most iconic parts of San Francisco, and it offers the best services so that you can enjoy an unforgettable stay. Its complete facilities include free WiFi, an outdoor pool, gym and conference rooms.
(pictured above, Quechee Gorge)
“Vermont’s finest four season resort community welcomes you to explore our rentals for your Vermont vacation. Whether for a short term vacation or an extended stay, we have a wide variety of single family homes and town-homes. Our experienced and friendly staff looks forward to helping you find the perfect accommodations for your needs.”
Find your perfect Quechee rental today! Visit the website at https://quecheelakesrentals.com/
call: 802-295-1970 or email:quecheelakesrentals@gmail.com
A Says You! sponsor, The Essex Vermont Culinary Resort and Spa –
The perfect get-away any time of the year.
Situated between the Green Mountains and Lake Champlain, this cozy resort is surrounded by 18 acres of landscaped grounds. It’s 8.8 miles from the town of Burlington.
“Spa at The Essex is the perfect place for relaxation and renewal. The tranquil setting is the essence of Vermont, with warm woods and natural stone. Whether you join for an exquisite meal or take a deep dive into a class at Cook Academy, you’re sure to have an unforgettable culinary journey at The Essex.” Wonderful for weddings, events, or a stay to renew and relax. Learn more about The Essex and the Vermont experience on the website below.
Graduate Hotels, a brand-new boutique chain of hotels is sweeping the nation from Seattle, Washington to Providence, Rhode Island. “At Graduate Hotels, we believe life is a timeless journey filled with memory making stops, extraordinary rites of passage and all of the courageous leaps of faith that get you where you’re going.” To be a Graduate is to be part of a well-curated, well-crafted collection of hotels that reside in the most dynamic university towns across the country. Every site and property celebrates and commemorates the youthful optimism of school days and cultivates the spirit of each community in a bright new way.
Check out the many locations on their beautiful website. Here
Welcome to the perfect basecamp for your uniquely Montana adventure. Our little corner of downtown Bozeman was designed specifically to help you get the most out of a stay in Southwest Montana. Our team of recreation-loving locals can’t wait to share their knowledge, enthusiasm and suggestions as your area guides. And while we hope you’ll be spending plenty of time exploring outside this Bozeman hotel, The LARK is carefully crafted to provide a distinctly Montana feel. From oversized sitting areas, to our outdoor wood-burning fireplace and open-air patio overlooking Main Street, to the information-filled local artwork thoughtfully created for each guestroom, our intention is to help you experience the best of Bozeman.
Still charming and reminiscent of bygone years, but with a warm, modern feel, the Northern’s luxurious design and character, Four-Star service and specialized amenities cater to business and leisure travelers offering high-tech meeting facilities and concierge services. Complimentary airport shuttle transport you to seamless check-in and first-class service.
Located at Broadway and First Avenue North in the heart of Billings’ business district, our hotel is convenient to other landmarks and attractions including the Moss Mansion, Alberta Bair Theater, Dehler Baseball Park, Western Heritage Center, Yellowstone Art Museum, Yellowstone County Museum, art galleries, shopping, theater and dozens of restaurants and bars.
Click here to book accommodations at the Hampton Inn Birmingham.
From our very own Carolyn Faye Fox at The Improper Bostonian.
Start your visit by checking in at a conveniently located hotel. The elegant yet homey Tutwiler (officially known as the Hampton Inn & Suites Birmingham Downtown Tutwiler) offers historic cachet and modern comforts, including a shuttle that’ll not only take you to and from the airport , but also around town, plus a complimentary hearty breakfast: eggs, bacon, grits, waffles, fruit, yogurt and, if you’re lucky—or if it’s Sunday—homemade biscuits.
Click here to book accommodations at the Mission Inn.
From our very own Carolyn Faye Fox at The Improper Bostonian.
Sixty miles east of Los Angeles, in the heart of California’s Inland Empire, the sprawling city of Riverside isn’t exactly a hotbed of tourism…except for one remarkable place. Whether you’re an architecture buff, a spa devotee or a traveler who revels in the uniquely idiosyncratic, the Mission Inn Hotel and Spa will capture your attention and hold it for days on end.
For starters, this National Historic Landmark is the country’s largest Mission Revival-style building, taking up an entire city block. But there’s more than Mission going on here—original owner and developer Frank Miller was unconstrained by consistency, building wings in differing architectural styles and adding whatever details suited his taste. That’s why the row of flying buttresses along one side are merely Gothic decorative elements, instead of serving their usual structural function. Miller built the inn in stages, finishing the final Rotunda Wing in 1931, when Riverside was thriving as the birthplace of the California citrus industry and a destination for Hollywood celebrities and other notables; the Mission Inn was where they unpacked their trunks and stayed for months at a time.
Click here to book accommodations at the Radisson Downtown Salt Lake City.
Read up on things to do in Salt Lake City from our very own Carolyn Faye Fox at The Improper Bostonian.
