Archive for the 'Bed & Breakfast' Category
By Peter Greenberg
Can’t wait for your next trip, but are miserable at the idea of leaving your best friend behind?
After all, who better to experience long walks on the beach with - or snuggling up on the terrace to watch the sunset with - than your pooch (especially when no meaningful conversation is expected)?
If you’ve […]
April 09 2008 | Bed & Breakfast and Road Trip and Sightseeing and Where to Stay | No Comments »
Inns are usually very affordable accommodation, offer tons more variety than a bland hotel room, and are a great way to meet fellow travelers or vacationers. But they’re not for everybody. Read this article and find out if they’ll work for you.
February 15 2008 | Bed & Breakfast and Where to Stay | No Comments »
When planning Napa Valley travel, you should understand the key areas that make up the majority of Napa Valley. Calistoga, St. Helena, Oakville/Rutherford, Yountville, and Napa are towns that offer winery tours, pleasant accommodations, and other activities that tourists can add to their Napa Valley travel itinerary. As Napa Valley is well known for its wine, adults will find plenty to do, but children may not be quite as thrilled.
October 10 2007 | 1. North America and Bed & Breakfast and California and Hotsprings and Restaurants, Food & Wine and Travel Tips and Wine Tours | No Comments »