Le Tre Sorelle B&B, Bari. A Blissful Retreat Among Orange Trees

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Imagine a land of charming small towns perched on hilltops, winding alleyways and whitewashed houses; a realm of opportunity for the foodie in you, where rustic valleys of millennial olive trees meet ancient vineyards and golden crops; and where you … Read More

Hotel Al Fogher, Treviso. Because Venice Is Not the Only Option

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Treviso is so much more than just a cheap flights hub. But I bet most no-frills fans simply hop on the next bus to Venice without even thinking Treviso might be worth a look. A few years ago when we visited Milan, my … Read More

Six of the Best Day Use Hotels in NYC

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You may or may not have already heard of the day use hotel revolution which is transforming travel. Start-up companies are offering rooms during the day with late or early check-in to allow for more flexibility than booking a hotel … Read More

Rigat Park Hotel, Lloret de Mar. Perfect Location and Beautiful Interiors

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It’s hard to believe Lloret de Mar, one of the most popular beach resorts on the Costa Brava, was a quiet fishing village in another life. Bold neon lights, thumping music, adult only bars, jet skis, fast food joints that stay … Read More

An Authentic Spanish Experience at AC Hotel Ciutat de Alcoy by Marriott

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Spain is one of the most popular tourist destinations for good reason. But while most people flock to the big cities and pristine beaches, the truth is, there is another Spain out there that visitors rarely see. And it’s even … Read More

Hotel Review: Mercure Brussels Centre Midi

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Brussels seems to have it all – elegant buildings, great café culture, world-renowned chocolate, the best butter cookies in the world, great shopping opportunities, yummy waffles, and beer. What else can you ask for, right? Truth is, Brussels has great … Read More

Hotel Review: Courtyard by Marriott, Cologne

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Our first visit to Cologne, was a very short one. We only stopped to visit the world famous cathedral in between trains, and since the monumental building is right next to the station, we even had time to wonder a … Read More

Informal Stuttgart. Our Stay at Park Inn by Radisson

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Stuttgart might be first and foremost famous for its automotive industry, with both Porsche and Mercedes-Benz having their headquarters and museums here, but on our recent visit we discovered a more informal city, filled with glee and a Christmas spirit … Read More

Cozy and Quiet. Apartments Justingerweg, Bern

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Bern is one of the most delicious small capitals in the world. Lovely fountains, cute bears and fondue… What’s there not to like? On our latest European tour we stopped in Bern for a couple of days. Our visit was … Read More

Falling in Love With the Alps at Alphotel, Innsbruck

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There is no secret that we love Innsbruck. And it was love at first sight, nevertheless. The beautiful streets that tell a story eight centuries old, and the majestic mountains that surround the city, compose an idyllic image hard to … Read More

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