Travel Stories for Women, by Women
Waking up to the smell of fire and seeing black smoke billowing around you is never an optimal wakeup call, especially onboard a cruise ship in the middle of nowhere with 4,000 people neighboring nearby. While many people outside the […]
Kimpton Hotels aren’t just the perfect place to lay your head on vacation, or bring your dog for a visit where they’ll be pampered beyond belief at no charge; they are also one of the best options for local and […]
Frequent travelers, like myself, live off the mantra there’s no place like home. Somehow, just a few minutes into my visit at the Westin Riverfront Beaver Creek, I managed to completely debunk that myth entirely. I’ll be the first to […]
by Jayme Lamm Hotels are usually one of two scenes — ornately historic or ultra modern. To pull off either of those vibes throughout every inch of a property is beyond challenging and I’ve only seen it done successfully a […]
As a travel writer, people are always amazed at my job (as am I) and ask where I’ve traveled. My standard response has gone a little something like, “Well, mostly just U.S. stuff. I’ve never been anywhere outside the country, […]
by Jayme Lamm Since moving to Houston some six years ago, there has been a word that almost everyone uses when referring to Dallas. That word? Pretentious. Maybe I’m not “Texan” enough to get the age-old rivalry between the two […]
Having been to Austin, TX umpteen times, The Driskill Hotel has always caught my eye. Sure I have a knack for luxurious and historical fancies as my friends and family can attest, but there’s something else that sets this enormous […]