In the tradition of artists’ lofts built into abandoned factories, a new kind of bed and breakfast inn has found a home on www.iloveinns.com. Originally built for prisoners, conservationists, speedboat racers and lion tamers these unusual living spaces have been renovated to allow guests to live and play under the same roof. Without a mansion […]
Read More»May is National Bike Month. Sponsored by the League of America Bicyclists, it is an opportunity to promote this fun, healthy, and environmentally-responsible pastime by riding to work, school, home and while on vacation. By: James Careless To get the most enjoyment out of National Bike Month, drive or cycle to a unique B&B or a […]
Read More»In addition to stately Victorian manors; many inns offer something a little different, unconventional, and something exciting. The following six inns provide unique services for those who itch for more. Imperial River Company If you are looking for good clean fun Oregon river rafting, then this is your place, especially if you’ve never been white […]
Read More»by: Julie Dietzel-Glair New Hampshire, Mahoosuc Inn Make the Mahoosuc Inn home base for all the recreational activities that Milan, New Hampshire, has to offer. Start the day with a hearty New England breakfast. Book a stay between Memorial Day and Columbus Day and reserve a guided horseback trail ride. White-tailed deer, bobcats, bald eagles, rabbits, […]
Read More»Oregon Originally a Victorian floating bordello in Fulton, Oregon, in 1910 the Fulton House was hauled onto shore and placed on a log foundation in nearby Portland. Today, the Fulton House is a restored home close to Springwater Corridor biking trail. The trail is a former railway roadbed that winds east for 21 miles from Portland to […]
Read More»If you have been tempted to go on a safari, but you don’t want to leave America, here’s the solution! Leave your passport at home and take a wildlife adventure tour at a bed and breakfast in this country. Lions and tigers and bears are just a few of the crazy critters you can spend […]
Read More»It’s the Windy City, the Second City, Frank Sinatra’s kind of town. It’s Chicago, and there’s something in this city by the lake to please every traveler. Take a ball game, enjoy a boat trip on Lake Michigan, shop at some of the country’s top boutiques, tour museums, eat at some of the nation’s best […]
Read More»Road trips and romance remain popular pastimes for couples. California’s climate and coastline provide a perfect venue to combine those elements. American Historic Inns and iLoveInns.com designed a California road trip to romance with stays in San Francisco, Santa Cruz and Carmel-By-The-Sea. By Shirley Anitra Swagerty Fuel the tank and crank up the tunes as […]
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