Location: Surrounded by rice paddies and jungle-clad ravines, The Damai is located in the hills overlooking Lovina Bay, around 3 miles from Lovina center. The hotel boasts breathtaking views of Bali’s North coast, from the old capital Singaraja in the East to the sun setting behind the volcanoes of Java to the West. How to…
Location and how to get there: Centrally located in Old Montreal, just a few steps from the Palais des Congrès, Montreal’s convention centre, Le Place d’Armes is equally close to Multimedia City and the Montreal Court House, and just minutes from downtown Montreal. Number of rooms: 83 rooms and 52 suites, all elegantly furnished. All…
Location and how to get there: Big Sky, Montana, Fly into Bozeman Gallatin Field. The ranch is 45 minutes from the airport, down Rt. 191, the most beautiful ride along the Gallatin River. Number of rooms: 70 different cabins, log homes, chalets. Price range: $75-$350 USD depending on time of year and number of people…
Location and how to get there: Chestertown, Maryland. Situated on 12 peaceful acres, with a commanding view of the Chesapeake Bay, on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the Inn is 1 ½ hours drive time from Washington, DC, Baltimore, MD and Philadelphia, PA. Number of rooms: 13 guest rooms all with private bath. Price range: $155-$285/night, depending…
by Andrea Clarke Historically the number one spot for Spring breakers,Mexico’s Baja Peninsula is making a transition to oneof Latin America’s most exclusive destinations, and boy, do we appreciate it!Spearheading the change is ‘Las Ventanas,’one of the region’s newest and most stunning resortsoverlooking the sparkling Sea of Cortez. The Rosewood Resort has set a new…
by Allison Neves Say the word Cancun and many a seasoned traveler conjures up images of Spring Breakers gone wild. Yes, admittedly, I thought the very same thing. But, during a recent trip to the area, I saw a completely different side to this MTVer’s Mecca. I encountered 5-star hotels, isolated resorts and a tropical…
by Sheila O’Connor “Beautiful. And frigid”. That’s the comment left by one brave guest at Canada’s famed Ice Hotel on the shores of beautiful Lac St.-Joseph, a mere 20 minutes west of Quebec. The frozen fortress gets its name, not surprisingly, from the fact that nearly everything in the hotel is made of solid water….