When it comes to selecting a destination for a winter break there may be many things to consider but really only two things matter: sunshine and warm temperatures. Of course a nice beach, decent scenery, fantastic restaurants, perhaps a bit of history and culture will add value but with warm weather most destinations can write of their chances.
Will you be visiting Paso Robles, California in the coming weeks or months? If so, it is likely that you will want to visit area wineries. After all, that is what the area is most well-known for. While you do have the option of taking a guided wine tour, you may wish to plan your own. If so, please continue reading on for a few helpful planning tips.
Constructed in 1914 under the auspices of Louis Davenport-the Davenport Hotel has served as a beacon of culture and refinement throughout the region for the better part of a century. Today-guests of the Davenport Hotel are awed by the soaring architecture and award-winning amenities of Spokane*s grandest hotel.
Occupying an entire city block, this Art Deco landmark is every bit the Grande Dame you would expect. The Waldorf Astoria has combined luxury with a wealth of amenities and services. This 42-story Art-Deco hotel, located in mid-town Manhattan, beckons New Yorkers and visitors alike. An official New York City landmark since 1993.
On the National Register of Historic Places- Old Edwards Inn and Spa has emerged from a 3 year extensive renovation as the premier luxury destination spa resort in the North Carolina mountains. Old Edwards Inn and Spa is located in the smoky mountains in the charming mountain town of Highlands- North Carolina. Come escape to a haven with the finest contemporary luxury with a world-class European spa and the regions finest dining in Madison*s Restaurant and Wine Garden.
The Wentworth Mansion Hotel is one of Charleston’s most unique hotels. Guests step right into America’s gilded age, when they stay in what was once an opulent private residence. The Wentworth Mansion Hotel greets guests with hand-carved marble fireplaces, Tiffany stained glass windows, intricate woodwork, and endless detailing.
The legendary Hermosa Inn has recently completed a 2 million dollars accommodations remodel to transform its enchanting guest casitas to a new level of sophistication and comfort. Originally hand built in the 1930s by cowboy artist Lon Megargee as his personal residence and studio it was originally known as Casa Hermosa meaning beautiful house.
For nearly 140 years, the Hotel Grande Bretagne has been recognized as the “Royal Box” of Athens. Occupying the most prestigious block of the city’s center, the Hotel Grande Bretagne stands across from Constitution Square, the House of Parliament and the National Gardens. Ideally located within short walking distance of exclusive shopping areas, restaurants, open-air cafes, museums and the business district, the hotel has hosted countless heads of state and international celebrities.
