Places To Stay Someday
Accommodations that offer much more than rest
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Desert Wonderland
I fell in love. I fell in love with the town of Marfa. Safari tents. Stand alone bathtubs. Vintage trailers. Twinkle lights. Hammocks.
An off the beaten path campground takes you to another world. You can choose to stay in one of their hip vintage...
Hotel Saint Cecilia, Austin, Texas
Named after the patron saint of music and poetry, the Hotel Saint Cecilia mixes Southern comfort with rock ’n’ roll style. Ringed by old oak trees, the estate includes five suites in the original Victorian-era clapboard house, six poolside...
Hotel Havana: Charm on the River
We stayed in a queen size bedroom at Hotel Havana for four days while visiting San Antonio. The boutique hotel offers the charm of staying at a grand inn. Built in 1914, the renovated Mediterranean Revival style building is situated on the river...
The Hottest Place to Stay in Wien for the bright young things..
This place is almost too cool for Vienna (based on their website anyways) but based on the reviews it is a much needed breath of fresh air in this fairly stuffy imperial capital that is finally channeling it's "inner" Berlin. I like it.
opening in 2013 - this place will be HOT
a relatively isolated place off the northern tip of Newfoundland, the Fogo Island Inn is a pretty big gamble for its developers. I am sure that with the boom times in the area, it will do just fine.
You most likely have to fly to the capital St....
Sleep & Drink like an Eskimo
Half way down the run from Gornegrat to Riffleberg skiers come upon an igloo village, one of seven built every season in the Alps and Pyrenees. It takes about 2,700 hours to create one village, including the ice sculpted bar. Inflatable balloons...
Hotel Surazo in Matanzas, Chile
During my stay at the new Hotel Surazo, I fell asleep to the sound of the Pacific surf pounding the sand. Located in Matanzas, a village on the sparsely populated, mountainous central Chilean coast, this low-slung, modern surf lodge is about 50...
Quiet Oasis in a Quiet Part of the World
Sometimes when you travel, you find places that overwhelm you with peace the minute you step into their space. My husband and I found such a place on one of New Zealand’s most northern shores. New Zealand is a sparsely populated country,...
Post-Plunge Panama
When he learned we were on our honeymoon, a knowing smile stretched across Charlie’s face. Gazing pensively across the sea in the direction of a distant palm-tree skyline, the old Kuna man slowly muttered, “Ah, luna de miel en Kuna Yala…”
On our...
