Reviews on some of the world’s best accommodations: Hotels, hostles, apartments, aparthotels and rental homes.
Treebones Resort in Big Sur, California is the place to go if you’re looking to steep yourself in nature while living life in the lap of luxury, while enjoying everything this area of the Pacific coastline has to offer.
Pattaya one of the most popular destinations for tourists and expatriates. Mostly famous for its nightlife, the beach resort attracts more than five million visitors annually. Often synonymous with sex tourism, there’s actually a lot more to offer in Pattaya for those who seek family-friendly options. Take the apartments owned/managed by Tino, from Denmark. Living…
India has always been in my bucket list, and it’s been a couple of years already. I asked my friends from India and got some glowing references: Mumbai (a typical suggestion!), Bangalore, and Kolkata appears to be the top suggestions. When traveling abroad, I usually avoid capital cities as my primary destination, partly because it’s…
These 7 people had no idea what they were signing on for when they checked into their hotel!
Avert your eyes if you’re price-squeamish. With some, you could buy a cheap Hyundai or Kia for the price of a night’s stay. With #1, you could buy a brand new SUV!
Looking for the best hotel in Vegas? The following graphic tells you how the most popular stack up against each other, along with the various amenities they offer during your stay.
Edinburgh is truly a world famous city. In August, there are festivals you shouldn’t miss when you visit this beautiful city. If you fancy festivals, I recommend you to stay during August 2015 – there is Edinburgh Art Festival, Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, Edinburgh International Festival. Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Edinburgh International Book Festival, and Edinburgh…
Loch Tay is one of Scotland’s most scenic and fun getaways. Surrounded by the famous Scottish foothills. These are pictures from one of the many modernized traditional oak cottages you can rent around the Loch.
