Memphis, Tennessee, The Birthplace of American Music
We started our special day in Memphis at the Rock and Soul Museum, where you could enjoy an entire day.
Sportsmen’s Lodge- A Half Century of Happy Travelers
Sportsmen’s Lodge is not your average city hotel. The resort is set back from the busy boulevard and the beautifully landscaped grounds and large parking area create an isolated space within one of the busiest cities of the world.
Tuscany Villas
Tuscany is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Italy, and in all of Europe as well. There are so many interesting attractions to explore in the area that it’s easy to see why so many visitors stop here for a while.
Vancouver To Seattle By RV
We drove on the Seattle and passed through the city at sunset and it was gorgeous with the twilight and the lights just coming on everywhere, backed by the orange glow of after sunset reflected in Puget Sound, a great parting sight to remember.
Spa Atlantis In Reno, Nevada
The quality of the amenities, the luxuriousness of the environment, the service of the staff, and caliber of the products and treatments, all made this a truly memorable and pleasing spa experience in every regard.
Themed Trains in Nevada: A Great Road Trip Excursion
The history and merriment on other themed rides offered by V&T are outstanding and a must do whenever you find yourself able to carve out a little time for a fun road trip excursion in the Carson Valley.
Excellent Smoke-Free Lodging in the Historic Carson Valley
The Historian Inn was an exceptionally pleasant, immaculately clean and a very comfortable, relaxed, and rugged lodging experience within the heart of the Carson Valley.
Park Yourself in Lake Tahoe
Just off Tahoe Blvd, one block from the Heavenly Village shops and gondola, which is arguably the hub of town, is 968 Park Hotel, a very unassuming property that you would most likely drive right by if you weren’t looking for it.
Hacienda Tres Rios – It’s Not Easy Being Green
The award-winning Hacienda Tres Rios in Riviera Maya is at the forefront of sustainable eco-tourism.
Ashland Springs Hotel: A pleasing place to nest
When I walked into the lobby, my first impression was, “Casablanca.” Albeit, the movie was in black and white, and this hotel’s lobby itself was a sunny yellow. But the wicker chairs and palm trees and overhead ceiling fans reminded me of a scene out of that legendary Bogart movie. I got the feeling I was in for a great adventure.
The New Coffee Mill in Stevensville, Montana
While enjoying a week in the lovely Bitterroot Valley outside Missoula, Montana, I found such a gem that was in fact, so good I had to visit twice in one week.
California – Nevada Roundup: September 2013
Here are some things to do in Reno and San Diego from award-winning journalist Howard Hian