Written by: Eddie O’Daniel, Springhill Winery Kentucky has long been known for its southern charm and traditions. America is quickly learning that Kentucky’s culture is seasoned with fine bourbon that has a long history of its own dating back to the days of George Washington, America’s first distiller. Today your favorite adventure will begin on the […]
Read More»By: Wilderness Road Guesthouses A perfect day in the small town of Stanford begins with breakfast at the farm-to-table restaurant, the Bluebird located on Main Street. Featured items include locally raised bacon and eggs along with granny’s oatmeal, and a fresh cup of Baxter’s coffee, roasted just down the road. Enjoy the original art hanging along […]
Read More»By Dog Bark Park Inn B&B Innkeeper Frances Conklin Here, the perfect day begins in the afternoon. Like most rural western towns, getting to Cottonwood in north central Idaho takes a bit of planning due to distance from gateway cities. You’ll feel the miles traveled melt away at first glimpse of your night’s lodging. “It’s a dog!” the children will squeal. […]
Read More»By Teresa Jacobson of Azalea Inn & Gardens Steaming hot coffee on the wrap around porch of Azalea Inn and Gardens, early morning quiet along the brick-lined walkways of Huntingdon Street. A perfect beginning to a perfect day in Savannah. Time now to slip inside the inn for a picture-perfect breakfast and some easy conversation around the communal […]
Read More»The wonderful thing about Bed and Breakfasts in Atlanta, Georgia (8 miles to Marietta) is that the city is not only steeped in history (It’s not every city that can boast being both where Martin Luther King was born and where Gone with the Wind was written!), but also filled with fascinating contemporary attractions (the Georgia Aquarium, the World […]
Read More»Susie and Stuart of The Lighthouse Inn Every day is a “Perfect Day” on Tybee Island. Simply follow the pace of the locals. On “Tybee Time” one ambles along with no particular place to be. Traces of history are along route Highway 80 (or the Islands Expressway from the downtown Savannah) to Tybee Island. The […]
Read More»Written By: American Guest House Bed and Breakfast I. MORNING Early morning: The Mall Enjoy the sunrise and a moment of reflection at the Lincoln memorial where Martin Luther King, Jr delivered his famous ‘I have a dream’ speech and then take a walk on the mall toward the memorials. There, you’ll have a chance to visit […]
Read More»Believe it or not, Port Angeles, the main town on Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula had it all going on long before it became famous for being where Bella has a heady romance with a vampire in the Twilight Saga. So much so that this area has long been called the Pacific Northwest’s Best Kept Secret. Innkeeper Jeri […]
Read More»By Basin Harbor Club Innkeepers Bob & Pennie Beach, 4th Generation Hosts, with Bob Beach Sr., Third Generation Host The perfect day at Basin Harbor Club Bed and Breakfast always starts with a proper acknowledgement of the beautiful surroundings in which you find yourself. A morning walk, a brisk run or just quiet contemplation on your porch should help you […]
Read More»By George and Katie Hoy, Innkeepers of The Inn at Brandywine Falls LETS START THE DAY… Early risers take a stroll on the boardwalk of the 67 ft. Brandywine waterfall, followed by a candlelight breakfast at the Inn (if a guest, or by reservation). DECISIONS-DECISIONS… Next, take the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad from the nearby town […]
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