Get in the mood for Shekhar Kapur’s Elizabeth: the Golden Age by an overnight stay at an Old English Tudor style Bed and Breakfast. Historically, the Golden Age reaches back several hundred years to the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, in the mid-1500s. But 2007 is the Golden Age for travelers with bed and breakfasts […]
Read More»Across America, there are hidden antique and museum-quality treasures in our bed and breakfast inns; one-of-a-kind murals and historic wallpapers not seen anywhere else! ILoveInns.com, the nation’s premier source for distinctive B&Bs and country inns, has done some digging to find five Mexican muralist and bullfighter Salvador Corona […]
Read More»It is an understated role bed and breakfast owners across our great nation play in restoring and maintaining not only the physical historic homes and buildings but also documenting and sharing their importance in our history. For example, the John Rutledge House Inn in Charleston, South Carolina, makes it possible for bed and breakfast guests […]
Read More»The historic Rockland section of Victoria in British Columbia has stately homes, government residences, a grand Castle, delightful gardens, an eclectic Art Gallery and the Langham Court Theater, plus an inviting array of Victoria bed and breakfasts for the discriminating traveler. You may just want to try them all out and vote for your favorite! […]
Read More»Heritage music- the melodic sounds of bluegrass, gospel, folk, country, Celtic, and Appalachian instruments and song – has been passed down through our American generations and is experiencing a resurgence in popularity across the United States. Often, along with the festivals and concerts, you’ll find breathtaking natural scenery, traditional crafts and artisans, wonderful restaurants featuring […]
Read More»Whether pursuing history studiously or less seriously, a visit to these battlefield Inns and historic bed and breakfasts will renew your patriotism. Lebanon and Carlisle are located in central Pennsylvania, close to the Gettysburg National Park and Fort Indian Town Gap, a military reservation. In the hills of Western Maryland, the battle at Antietem was fought and the battlefield preserved. Further south at […]
Read More»“The love of learning, the sequestered nooks, and all the sweet serenity of books,” mused poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Indeed there is nothing more relaxing when you head off to a bed and breakfast than escaping into a great adventure, romance or mystery, which is why so many of us pack a book or two […]
Read More»iLoveInns.com Celebrates the White House in America By: Shirley Anitra Swagerty Inauguration Day is just around the corner and the fabulous bed and breakfast inns in Washington, D.C. are…sold out. Not to worry. It’s not too late to celebrate President Obama’s big day at a bed and breakfast inn listed at www.iloveinns.com. Many of the […]
Read More»Exploring Louisiana Bed and Breakfasts will reveal the secrets of Louisiana’s lure to the world. Almost every Louisiana city offers bed and breakfasts including Baton Rouge, the capital. New Orleans bed and breakfasts aboud in Louisiana’s largest city, including French Quarter Inns. Louisiana’s demographics include a mixture of different cultures and heritage influenced by Spanish, 18th century French, Native American, and Haitian […]
Read More»From scenic mountains and breathtaking natural wonders to romantic wineries and towns full of history, explore all that Virginia has to offer by staying in one of these historic inns. By: Julie Dietzel-Glair Steeles Tavern Manor Bed and Breakfast, Steeles Tavern Get pampered in this peaceful country setting. The Virginian manor built in 1916 is […]
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