Knocking off Bucket-List items in the Windy City
As professional travelers, we are frequently asked, “What’s your favorite destination?” Of course, we find it impossible to answer that question. Every place we visit becomes a part of us in its own special way. It’s like asking me to chose between wine and bacon, or asking Sandi to choose between coffee and cookies. The question is simply too broad.
The Jefferson, Washington, DC is a Beaux-Arts jewel that offers the ultimate boutique hotel experience. This award-winning luxury property has a unique character and rich history. Offering impeccable service, and opulent amenities, The Jefferson creates an atmosphere of pure elegance that will suit even the most discerning traveler
The Lowell New York City is elegantly situated on Manhattan’s fashionable Upper East Side, The Lowell enjoys the best of both worlds – serene privacy and un-matched convenience. East 63rd Street between Madison and Park Avenues is a quiet, tree-lined residential enclave for some of New York’s most prestigious addresses.
A city not only known as the city of American freedom or the birthplace of America but also known for the revolutionary role it has played since centuries. Welcome to Philadelphia, a life-size city in Pennsylvania and the birthplace of America. This city is often referred as the New Athens, the name first suggested for the work done by the famous native of the city Benjamin Franklin.
Madrid, Spain is a unique city and at an altitude of 2100 feet it may be one of Europe’s highest capital cities. Madrid is not only the capital of Spain, but it is also the world’s capital of bullfighting. Shop at some of Europe’s finest shops, view world class art galleries, party all night or watch a traditional Flamenco dance. You can’t go wrong when you travel to Madrid.
The Warwick Melrose Hotel was built in 1924, this historic Dallas landmark offers 184 luxury guest rooms including 21 suites and a Presidential Suite, each with a dramatic view of the city.
New York is the state of America. It is popular for its huge buildings, shopping malls, architecture, museums, harbors and most of the all popular for the Statue of Liberty.
For those interested in more personalized service and style, we have compiled a list of the top 10 boutique hotels in New York City that fits your style. Whether you want to base yourself around the corner from MoMA, near Times Square or alongside the High Line, there are small boutique hotels scattered throughout the city. The effect is a bit like staying in a friend’s apartment—if your friend happens to be an architect or interior designer.
