Comfortable Adirondack Motel Lodging in North Creek NY…

With simple Adirondack motel lodging in a tranquil mountain village, Alpine Lodge offers a unique four-season getaway in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains.

Nestled on the main street of North Creek NY, you will find comfortable, moderate accommodations perfect for winding down after a full day of outdoor activity. Our Adirondack lodging includes guest rooms and suites with cozy gas wood stoves and private Jacuzzis. After a full day of hiking, biking rafting, or skiing at Gore Mountain, wander down to the Alpine Motel Lodge Great Room and enjoy a book next to a roaring fire, some old fashioned board games, or make use of the game tables for your enjoyment.

Bring the family for a week-long ski adventure, or just the two of you for a romantic getaway weekend in the Adirondacks. You’ll find year-round activities and natural attractions, from the endless summer water fun and outdoor sports, to antiquing amid the brilliant colors of Autumn. With so much winter skiing and snowboarding at Gore Mountain or Whiteface in Lake Placid, you’ll find North Creek NY is an ideal vacation destination!

At Alpine Lodge you can enjoy the ambiance of an Adirondack lodge with all the amenities of your favorite hotel. Savor the North Woods experience, discover the many Upstate NY attractions and regional events in the region, or just take it easy and do nothing at all.

Contact us for more information on our Adirondack motel, check rates or reserve your room online!

If you’ve enjoyed your stay with us at Alpine Lodge in North Creek, come back to Upstate NY again for a romantic getaway. Fern Lodge is a luxury Adirondack resort hotel offering the finest in elegant lakeside accommodations. Relax in exquisitely appointed guest roooms, jacuzzis…enjoy a state-of-the-art movie theatre, sauna and experience complete indulgence!

Featuring fourteen comfortable guest rooms and several suites, our Adirondack lodge motel accommodations are located in the heart of the Adirondacks. Adventure seekers, families and corporate groups return to this region year after year to enjoy the breathtaking beauty of this Upstate NY region. We welcome you to retire to Alpine Lodge after a full day of outdoor activities in the Adirondacks.

Our Lodge accommodations are decorated in a style reminiscent of the historic Adirondack Great Camps. This “Adirondack Style” was branded by famous industrialists and financiers from the end of the Civil War, which has evolved throughout the years. At Alpine Lodge, our style is North Woods rustic with all the modern conveniences, designed to make your visit to our comfortable Adirondack Lodge easy, effortless and fun.

With your comfort in mind, we offer individual rooms with King, Queen or two double beds available by the night and suites with efficiency kitchens available by the night or by-the-week. Perfectly equipped for families as well as for couples, we offer standard rooms and suites with the option of a pull out couch for additional sleeping accommodations. Planning an Adirondack wedding? Accommodations at the Alpine Lodge motel are the perfect lodging solution for family, friends, and the wedding party!

Guest rooms include a television equipped with DVD and CD player. WiFi is also included for those who may be traveling for business. Check email, prepare work or chat online using our WiFi services. Air-conditioning and a private bathroom with stall shower are also included in your Adirondack lodge accommodations. Some rooms have a gas woodstove and/or Jacuzzis for your private enjoyment. After a day of rigorous Adirondack outdoor fun you can sit back, relax with a glass of wine and plan your adventures for the upcoming day!

All rooms have access to and may use/share The Great Room, which is a common room for Guests to gather. In this Great Room, there is a 42″ big-screen TV, roaring fireplace, and game tables with a selection of popular board games. A variety of overstuffed chairs are positioned in front of the stone fireplace. Curl up with your loved ones around the crackling fire, or simply savor your “alone time” reading a good book at our Adirondack motel.

We are located near some of the most desireable attractions in the region! Ski Gore Mountain, Whiteface and West Mountain. Discover this winter sporting paradise — book a weekend at the Alpine Lodge and enjoy great skiing at Gore Mountain. The Adirondack Region is known for its accessbility to great downhill skiing, snowboarding and cross country skiing.

Adirondack lodging accommodations include guest rooms and suites designed to provide comfortable quarters for your visit to Upstate NY! Furnishings are reminiscent of the Adirondack Great Camp style. Some suites include cozy gas stoves and private jacuzzi. After a full day of Adirondack exploring, unwind and relax in the lodges great room.

Phone Numbers: 518.251.2451

Address:
Alpine Lodge
264 Main Street
North Creek, New York 12853 (US)

Email Address: info@adirondackalpinelodge.com

Website: http://www.adirondackalpinelodge.com

Local Attractions:
Gore Mountain, the area’s premier ski area boasting a 2,100’ vertical drop, 67 trails, 1 gondola, chairs to fit both doubles and triples, and tubing and skiing at the North Creek Ski Bowl – guarantees great skiing all winter long! Even if the weather does not comply with your skiing plans, the staff at Gore Mountain promotes a 95% snowmaking deal.!

Cross country skiing is a great activity for families – not only are you able to see the beautiful landscape of the Adirondacks up close, but you also receive an invigorating, whole body workout! Check out these great places around the area to cross country ski that are conveniently located near the Adirondack Lodge:

Garnet Lodge – Visit this nationally recognized cross country ski area with 54 km of set tracks! Groomed for both track and skating techniques, enjoy daily instruction, rentals and night skiing.

Cunningham’s Ski Barn – Full Services sales, ski repairs and rentals.

Lapland Lake – Founded by Olavi Hirvonen and operated by the Hirvonen family, this Finnish style Adirondack resort caters to the avid cross country skier. State of the art snowcats ensure that the grounds are groomed for optimal skiing.

Summer, Spring & Fall Activities :

Whitewater Rafting – Take a whitewater rafting trip through the scenic Hudson River Gorge for a most memorable adventure. We have western-style whitewater adventure right here in the central Adirondacks of New York! The Hudson River Gorge is rated one of the Top 10 whitewater rafting runs in America. And no wonder! This is the Hudson River as she used to be… crystal clear, clean, alive and powerful, as her unbridled whitewater thunders alongside 500-foot granite cliffs, and through awesome rapids like Givneys’ Rift, the Narrows, Little Nasty and Greyhound Bus Stopper. The Hudson River’s whitewater is most powerful in the spring and fall; rafting is somewhat more moderate in mid-summer. Scheduled whitewater dam releases assure terrific rafting fun all season long.
Heritage and History – The history of the Adirondacks is as diverse as its geography. A battleground through three wars, the turf of loggers and miners, the vacation destination of Gilded Age magnates and home to two Winter Olympic Games, the depth and breadth of the region’s heritage is only matched by its glorious scenery. You’ll find forts, museums, historic homes and “Great Camps,” excursion railroads and even sunken wrecks in the Adirondacks. Events ranging from Woodsmen’s Field Days to the No-Octane Regatta to a French and Indian War Encampment bring history to life.

Fishing – Fishing in the Adirondacks is not just limited to the summer season – it’s a year round sport! Take advantage of all the possibilities while vacationing at our Adirondack Lodge accommodations! During the winter months, step out onto the ice and enjoy this ultimate adventure sport. Ice fishing in the Adirondacks includes Northern Pike, Yellow Perch and Trout. Trout season opens April 1st and Bass season opens the third Saturday in June. Whether you prefer the chilly bite of ice fishing or sport fishing during the warmer months – catch the “Big One” in the Adirondacks! Please contact us for guide services.

Hiking – There is great hiking everywhere in the Adirondacks. We would love to suggest options for you that range from a lovely scenic walk right out the back door to an all-out full days hike up to a peak. Some favorites of ours: Crane Mountain, Blue Ledges, Pharoah Mountain Wilderness Region, Buck Mountain, Tongue Mountain and the Siamese Ponds Wilderness Region.

Golfing – There are several beautiful courses within a short drive of North Creek, including several great 9-hole local courses, to the famed Donald Ross course at The Sagamore.

Canoeing and Kayaking – the area is known for its waterways. Experience the thrill of a lifetime and try white water rafting in the Adirondacks! Shoot the rapids on the Hudson River with your own personal guide, and see nature like you’ve never seen it before! White water rafting begins in the early spring and continues through the summer and fall months. Please contact us if you’d like to receive a white water rafting guide for the new season.

River Tubing – Enjoy a unique experience of tubing down the Hudson River through the whitewater. Tube tours and guided rafting adventures.

Snowmobiling – Check out these snowmobile trails and clubs outlined below and find one that sparks your interest. Contact us today for superb Adirondack lodging at our motel.

Trails in Warren County – Offering 200 miles of maintained trails, find the perfect path to suit your snowmobiling expertise. Request trail maps and access snow conditions. For out of state residents, please call (800) 225-5368 for registration information.

Northern Warren Trailblazers – Join the club! Do you love to ride on your snowmobile and want to take part in group activities, snowmobile exhibitions and group camaraderie? Inquire about the Northern Warren Trailblazers!

Thurman Connection – Boasting 118 miles of scenic Adirondack trails in the rustic town of Thurman, enjoy this snowmobiler’s oasis! Experience a longstanding tradition of riding the open trails and enjoying nature.

Rodeos – It might be hard to believe, but Warren County has a number of dude ranches and rodeos available www.1000acres.com, www.paintedponyrodeo.com, www.ridinhy.com.

Horseback Riding – There are numerous options for horseback riding throughout a variety of scenic trails. Near by is the Circle B Ranch 518-494-4888 and Loon Lake Riding Stables 518-494-5168.

Birding – too many options to mention here. For a free Adirondack birding map go to www.adkbirds.com.

Balloon Flights – many options available. Fly over the Glens Falls, Lake George area Call for telephone numbers.

Lake George Village – from miniature golf, to amusement parks, go-karts, lake cruises on beautiful 32-mile long Lake George, visit Lake George Village.

Saratoga – of course the famous horse racing flat track is open through all of August, but the magnificent city of Saratoga is fun to visit year –round.

Exhibits, Museums and Galleries – The Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake is on the “not to be missed” list but numerous options abound.

Nearby Cities:
Lake Placid
Lake George
Saratoga

25.07.18.2010

In the midst of the majestic Adirondack Mountains, overlooking pristine Friends Lake, there stands a wondrous guesthouse where luxurious Adirondack lodging, sumptuous beds, indulgent baths and unforgettable breakfasts join in an atmosphere of rustic elegance and lakeside living.

During your visit to our luxury Adirondack resort lodging, simply relax in the elegant Adirondack Great room with its vaulted log ceilings and expansive stone fireplace. Other common areas at the resort include an outdoor fireplace in a screened in porch, a wine cellar, game table, a state-of-the-art movie theatre, a sauna and fitness equipment. If you are interested in getting out and touring the area surrounding our lodge, read some of our wonderful sample itineraries for daily activities to suit any fancy.

Our luxury Adirondack Hotel lodging includes a choice of three intimate guest rooms that are uncommonly comfortable ~ both rustic and elegant, even magnificent. Other hotels in the Adirondacks cannot live up to our resort standards. All guest accommodations have king-size beds, large stone fireplaces and wonderful lake and / or mountain views. All rooms have private luxury baths with deep-soaking Jacuzzi tubs, and all rooms have refrigerators. The nightly rate for Adirondack lodging at our Southern Adiriondack Mountain resort includes an unforgettable breakfast, nightly turndown service, Wi-Fi and a wide variety of on-site activities.

Within the lodge, enjoy relaxing in the mission-influenced classically elegant Adirondack Great room with vaulted log ceilings and magnificent stone fireplace. In the evening, gather round the out door fireplace on the screened in porch. The ground floor of our hotel on Friends Lake walks out to the lake features many relaxing sitting areas, a pool table, wine cellar, a game table, a nine-person theatre, a sauna and exercise equipment (Bowflex, free-weights, an elliptical, medicine ball, swiss ball).

Our 70- acre wooded property borders on pristine Friends Lake. Use our kayaks or lounge in the sun before a dip in the lake. The lake is well known for small mouth bass fishing. There is very nice hiking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing right here on the property.

Our beautiful 24’ ELCO electric launch is used for a late afternoon boat tour of beautiful Friends Lake complete with beverages and hors d’oeuvres. Fern Lodge is unmatched among romantic Upstate NY hotels.

Phone Numbers: (518) 494-7238

Address:
The Fern Lodge
46 Fiddlehead Bay Road
Chestertown, NY 12817 (US)

Email Address: sharon@thefernlodge.com

Website: http://www.thefernlodge.com

Local Attractions:
Downhill ski at Gore Mountain – A short 20 minute drive from The Lodge. Gore Mountain www.goremountain.com boasts 2100’ vertical, 11 lifts, 75 trails and 95% snowmaking, Gore is a premier ski area of the northeast and is opening a new face of the mountain “Burnt Ridge” with a new quad chair and 4 new trails. The North Creek Ski Bowl offers night skiing and tubing. Whiteface Mountain is 1 hour away and West Mountain is 45 minutes south.

Cross-country ski and snowshoe at Garnet Hill, Cunninghams Ski Barn, and others including unlimited acres access on state land.

Snowmobiling – If you have your own machines join the North Warren Trailblazers at www.northernwarrentrailblazers.snowclubs.com for miles and miles of groomed trails… If you would like to rent “sleds” there are options for guided 1 and 2 hour trips for single or double riders. Explore both beautiful pine woods and/or open frozen lake terrain…

Horseback riding – Winter horseback riding at the Circle B Ranch! Sleigh ride sand hay rides too!

Explore the Lake Placid area – home to both the 1980 and 1962?? olympics. www.lakeplacid.com It’s a beautiful one-hours drive north. Window shop down Main Street, stop for lunch at any number of great luncheon spots, go to the top of the ski jumps and watch the ski jumpers or ariel freestyle skiers practice or compete. Check out the luge or bobsledding going. For the adventurer, take a bobsled ride yourself…. www.mountvanhovenburg.com. Save room for a piece of pie at The Noonmark diner in Keene Valley on the way home.

Heritage and History-The history of the Adirondacks is as diverse as its geography. A battleground through three wars, the turf of loggers and miners, the vacation destination of Gilded Age magnates and home to two Winter Olympic Games, the depth and breadth of the region’s heritage is only matched by its glorious scenery. You’ll find forts, museums, historic homes and “Great Camps,” excursion railroads and even sunken wrecks in the Adirondacks. Events ranging from Woodsmen’s Field Days to the No-Octane Regatta to a French and Indian War Encampment bring history to life.

Hiking- There is great hiking everywhere in the Adirondacks. We would love to suggest options for you that range from a lovely scenic walk right out the back door to an all-out full days hike up to a peak. Some favorites of ours: Crane Mountain, Blue Ledges, Pharoah Mountain Wilderness Region, Buck Mountain, Tongue Mountain and the Siamese Ponds Wilderness Region.

Golfing – There are at least 9 beautiful courses within 15 minutes of The Lodge that range from very “local” 9 hole courses to the famed Donald Ross course at The Sagamore.

Canoeing and Kayaking- the area is known for its waterways. Enjoy a tour of Lake George with Lake George Kayak Co www.lakegeorgekayak.com – or perhaps take a clinic from Wild Waters Outdoor center www.wildwaters.net. Bring your own kayaks or canoe to explore the multitude of lakes and rivers in the area or use our kayaks here on beautiful Friends Lake.

River Tubing- Enjoy a unique experience of tubing down the Sacandaga through the whitewater. Tube tours and guided rafting adventures. www.4soc.com

Rodeos- It might be hard to believe, but Warren County has a number of dude ranches and rodeos available www.1000acres.com, www.paintedponyrodeo.com, www.ridinhy.com.

Horseback Riding- There are numerous options for horseback riding throughout a variety of scenic trails. Very close by is the Circle B Ranch 518-494-4888 and Loon Lake Riding Stables 518-494-5168.

Birding- too many options to mention here. For a free Adirondack birding map go to www.adkbirds.com.

Balloon Flights- many options available. Fly over the Glens Falls, Lake George area Call for telephone numbers.

Lake George Village-from miniature golf, to amusement parks, go-karts, lake cruises on beautiful 32-mile long Lake George , visit Lake George Village.

Saratoga – of course the famous horse racing flat track is open through all of August, but the magnificent city of Saratoga is fun to visit year round.

Bicycling in the area is fantastic with miles and miles of low traffic scenic riding. Contact us for maps and good ideas for great biking routes.

Exhibits, Museums and Galleries – The Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake is on the “not to be missed” list but numerous options abound.

Nearby Cities:
Lake George
Saratoga
Lake Placid
North Creek

25.07.19.2010

pinkhomecologne – your Bed & Breakfast – Guesthouse & Apartment in the heart of Cologne/Germany.

4 single-/double-rooms, baths, full-equipped common kitchen, wintergarden, outside-terrace.

1 sep. apartment (45 sqm, living-room, sleeping-room, kitchen, bath).

Quiet area near main-station Cologne and DOM; near gay-area.
International and national gay-guests, hetero-friendly.

More informations: see our website.

Enjoy Cologne – enjoy our guesthouse!

Herzlich Willkommen im pinkhomecologne-Guesthouse

Wir sind ein junges und frisches Guesthouse im Herzen von Köln.

Das pinkhomecologne bietet eine attraktive und lukrative Übernachtungsmöglichkeit für alle, die ein interessantes und abwechslungsreiches Guesthouse den gewöhnlichen, oftmals teuren und anonymen, Pensionen und Hotels vorziehen. Wir sind ein guesthouse mit inzwischen internationalen Gästen und garantiertem Wohlfühlcharakter.

Auf den weiteren Seiten von www.pinkhomecologne.de finden Sie alle Informationen über uns, unseren Zimmern, den Preisen, der Lage und der Umgebung.

Geniessen Sie uns und Köln.
Wir sind gay, aber auch lesbian- und heterofriendly. Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch.

Wir sind TOP-LOCATION 2008 des Magazin PRINZ.

Bitte beachten Sie, dass vor Anreise zwingend eine Buchung erforderlich ist !!!

Unsere Info- und Reservierungshotline: + 49 (0) 172 759 59 20

Unsere E- Mail: info@pinkhomecologne.de / booking@pinkhomecologne.de

Bitte nutzen Sie nur paypal, wenn Sie nach Ihrer Buchung eine Aufforderung zur Zahlung seitens des Gastgebers erhalten.

Phone Numbers: +49 172 759 59 20

Address: Arrival only possible with a booking before!

pinkhomecologne – guesthouse & apartment
Mr. Uwe Herkentrup
Domstr. 64
D – 50668 Koeln/Cologne
Germany, Europe

Email Address: info@pinkhomecologne.de

Website: http://www.pinkhomecologne.de

Local Attractions: Cologne – wonderful historical city in the west of Germany. Gay-Cologne.

25.07.21.10

Beautiful apartment on the North Shore of Oahu, with gorgeous views over a lush lawn to the Pacific Ocean. This is a large, very private, one bedroom apartment. Lots of windows and good breezes. Minutes to Waimea Bay, 3 Tables, Shark’s Cove, Bonzai/Pipeline, Sunset, the grocery store, Starbucks and the Turtle Bay Hotel. Great whale and surf watching in summer. Great snorkeling, scuba diving, and swimming in the summer. Excellent walking and hiking anytime. Feel free to sit under the mango tree or hang out at the bluff deck, arbor and pavilion for a bird’s eye view of the ocean. We are in a quiet neighborhood and we prefer our guests participate in the silence. No children or pets, sorry. Massage is available either in or out. There are several yoga classes near by.

Address: North Shore, Haleiwa, Hawaii, 96712
Email Address: gotonsbs@hawaiiantel.net

Local Attractions: Honolulu is about 1 hour away when you feel the urge for night life, a climb up Diamond Head, or just to experience Waikiki.

If you stay on the N. Shore there are some great beach walks with few people to be seen, some good jungle trails, or a tour of the very close by botanical gardens in Waimea Valley. The Turtle Bay Hotel has many restaurants, stables, and golf courses. Haleiwa is 6 miles away and has many restaurants, surf shops, clothing, and banks. There are about 17 miles of sandy beach on the N. Shore.

Phone Numbers: Phone: 1-716-278-9676 Fax: 1-716-278-9677

Address: 1 Hillcrest Street Niagara Falls New York 14303

Email Address: info@hillcrestniagara.com

Website: http://www.hillcrestniagara.com

This elegant, Georgian mansion is designed from classical antiquity. Its perfect location on a bricked, private street offers guests quiet seclusion – while allowing them to conveniently walk to most attractions in both Niagara Falls, NY and Niagara Falls, Canada.

Breakfast, at Hillcrest Inn may be served in the Asian dining room, sunroom with its delightful, trickling water fountain or (weather – permitting) outdoors on the terrace over-looking the fall’s upper rapids.

Guests of Hillcrest Inn may reserve the mansion for catered functions or weddings.

Tickets for most tourists, cultural and sporting events can be arranged. Enjoy tour of the wineries of WNY and Ontario. Golf, biking, live theatre, boating and helicopter rides are just a few of the many activities you can choose from during your stay here. Guests of Hillcrest Inn can also receive an 0 coupon book for the local outlet mall.

Your own private mansion, great hospitality, the 10th wonder of the world, loads of fun activities – what more could you ask for on your perfect holiday?!

Breakfast at Hillcrest Inn

Guests at Hillcrest Inn are served a full gourmet breakfast in the Asian Style Dining Room. Sample menus include: Eggs Benedict with asparagus; Waffles with fresh fruit, hot maple syrup and bacon; Eggs with broiled potatoes, tomatoes and sausage. Breakfasts are served with fresh fruit, pastries, coffee, tea and juice.

Parties of 2 or 3 may choose to be served breakfast on the sun porch with a seasonal view of the Niagara River. (based on availability)
Guests of the Master Suite (up to 4) may be served breakfast on their private balcony overlooking the upper rapids. (depending on weather)

Tea, coffee, juice, pastries and the newspaper are always set out for early risers. Cereal and oatmeal available upon request. It is our pleasure to serve vegetarian or special diet breakfasts.

Directions

From Buffalo
From Interstate 190 (off the New York State Thruway), take the Robert Moses Parkway west towards the State Park, exit at Fourth Street – Niagara Falls Convention Center. Make a left turn at Buffalo Ave.(first intersection after the exit) Make an another left at 331 Buffalo Ave. You will see the a sign for Hillcrest Street. We are the gray brick house on the left.

From Canada
Direction from the Rainbow Bridge, Go straight from the customs, make a right turn at Third Street. Go straight untill you reach Buffalo Ave. then make a left turn. Make a right turn at 331 Buffalo Ave. You will see the a sign for Hillcrest Street. We are the gray brick house on the left.

Local Attractions: Clifton Hill, Oakes Garden Theatre, Behind the Falls, Queen Victoria Park, Birds of the Lost Kingdom, Skylon Tower, Sky Wheel, Fallsview Waterpark, Imax Theatre, Whirlpool Aero Car, White Water Walk, Botanical Gardens, Brocks Monument, Floral Clock, Butterfly Exhibit, Jetboat, Niagara-on-the Lake, Helicopter Tours, Zooz, Hydro Plant, Daredevil Museum, Whirlpool Jetboat, Aquarium, Whirlpool Park, Fort Niagara,
Artpark, Helicopter Tours, Historic Lewiston

Nearby Cities: Grand Island, Lewiston, Saint Catharines, Thorold, Toronto, Erie, Buffalo

Location: The 5th Street Inn 1105 E 5th St. Greenville, NC 27858

Award winning B&B in large updated historic home(national register)located directly across form main campus and arts center. Relaxed private setting with attention to detail for your enjoyment.

The 5th Street Inn is located on the corner of East 5th Street and Library Street across from the centennial campus of East Carolina University in Greenville, NC. Being in the historical district, the tree-lined street is made up of well maintained homes housing families, various student organizations, ECU offices as well as the chancellor and his family.

During the day, there is a steady stream of foot traffic around the Inn, but as dusk settles in, the sounds of crickets and the breeze rustling the leaves can be heard. Parking in the back and entering the Inn through the side porch, you will sense the quiet and will be eager to return to the porch or the private yard with a glass of wine to enjoy the end of the day.

Fine dining, live theatrical shows, the nightlife of uptown Greenville, art galleries, local coffee shops and much more can be enjoyed just blocks away by all who stay at The 5th Street Inn.

Phone Numbers: 252-255-0699

Email Address: Innkeeper@the5thstreetInn.com

Website: http://www.the5thstreetInn.com

Local Attractions: East Carolina University

Nearby Cities: Greenville,Washington, New Bern, Kinston

Chasmar House Bed and Breakfast is a Victorian-Style home built in the late 19th Century. Located within walking distance of Plymouth’s Historic Waterfront, Plymouth Rock, Mayflower II and The Forefather’s Monument. Rooms are tastefully decorated, TV, Air Conditioning and WIFI. All rooms are located off the central staircase from the first to the third floor. Parlor, Dining Rooms and Family Room (TV and Billiards Table) are common areas for your enjoyment.

The Chasmar House offers an breakfast for our guests each morning 8 AM – 10 AM. Included.
Boxed Lunches and a full dinner are available at your request, not included in your room rate.
We are within wakling distance to the historic Plymouth Waterfront, PTown Ferry, Deep Sea Fishing, Evening Cruisesmmer Free Concerts and the Plymouth Rock and Mayflower II.

Located in within walking distance to Downtowen Plymouth, Historic Site, shopping, and 3 miles form Plimoth Plantation and Plymouth’s Long Beach.

Sheila’s Room – decorated in Yellow and pale Blue.
$90.00/night seasonal May-Nov. $80.00/night off season.

Cathy’s Room – decorated in dark Brown and Gold.
$90.00/night seasonal May-Nov. $80.00/night off season.

Mary Beth and Marcia’s Room – decorated in Red and White.
$90.00/night seasonal May-Nov. $80.00/night off season.

Common areas include the Dining Room, Large Parlor, Front and back Porches, Family room with full bar, TV and Billiards.

All rooms are air-conditioned, TV, Wi-Fi wireless, some with fireplaces.

No smoking in the house, area’s are available outside sheltered from the weather. Limited Children, please ask. Pets, small and under control, please ask.

Reservations will be held with a credit card deposit, fully cancelable within 30 days.

Local Attractions: Plymouth Rock, Mayflower II, Mile Standish State Forest, Golfing, Beaches, Deep Sea Fishing, Ferry to PTown

Nearby Cities:Boston, Providence RI
Keywords: Chasmar house, bed & breakfast, bed and breakfast, plymouth, ma, plymouth ma

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Old Guadalajara is an adult Bed and Breakfast in the very heart of the downtown historical district of Guadalajara. Just three blocks away is the Colonial Center — Opera, main plazas, museums, cathedral, historical monuments and colorful markets — an ideal location for those seeking unpretentious luxury, fine quality and comfort. No other house has our superb location for getting to know the Centro Histórico. We offer a refreshing escape from hackneyed commercialism and the clichés of hotel life in a refined private home.

Our carefully restored and excessively large 16th century town house, formerly part of the Sta. María de Gracia convent, is resplendent with antiques, paintings, Persian rugs and other civilized amenities. The large and ample rooms give the pleasure and volume of bygone grandeur.

We provide an ambiance of quality and taste in an elegant, truly Mexican townhouse without the exaggerations of theatrical overstatement so often found in tourist accommodations.

Several years of experience and success in receiving guests and attending to their personal needs has been rewarded by most positive — and even flattering — reviews in various Internet travel pages.

Each of the four very spacious upper floor suites has one queen size bed, a comfortable sitting area and a private bath. Three of them open onto an interior patio with bamboo, palms, flowers and even potted fruit trees. The fourth has balconies overlooking the street as well as opening onto the interior patio. The owners’ separate quarters enable them to maintain a high level of quality and yet assure their guests privacy and personalized attention without the risk of intrusion.

Our silver and linen breakfast, which includes a variety of fresh juices, fruits, pastries, eggs and other seasonal offerings, is served in the dining room in a bit formal yet clearly homelike style. Guests often spend hours sipping coffee or tea and chatting. Simple or very stylish restaurants are within easy reach.

Guests can relax in several sitting rooms, use our wireless Internet service for their laptops, or simply stroll through our safe and wonderfully interesting neighborhood.

The house is a quiet oasis in the bustle of a large city. We regret that smoking is not allowed and that we are unable to accommodate children. Guests may receive visitors in the downstairs sitting rooms.

Local Attractions: Catedral Metropolitana (Metropolitan Cathedral), Zool gico Guadalajara, Templo Expiatorio (El), Selva M gica, Ex Convento del Carmen, Tequila Express, Centro de Ciencia y Tecnolog a Planetario, Instituto Cultural Caba as, Palacio de Gobierno, Aniversario de la ciudad
Nearby Cities: Tlaquepaque, Zapopan, Las Pintas, Nuevo México, Tonalá, Coyula, El Verde, El Quince, Jalisco, Santa Cruz del Valle, San Sebastián el Grande
Keywords: B&B, Guadalajara, MX

You are welcome to “Edyta” Bed & Breakfast in downtown Rome, Italy. Our wide rooms with private bath, air conditioning, and tv, are situated in an ideal place for discovering central Rome and its treasures. In fact, although it is very close to the main railway station and metro station “Termini” , the building is in a silent street. But most important is that we are so close to the main monuments of the city. For example, from the B&B you can reach both the famous Colosseo and S. Maria Maggiore in only a few minutes walking. Greetings from Rome!

Your B&B in Rome! Here you will find rooms with private bath, in an ideal place for discovering Rome and its treasures. The bed & breakfast is downtown Rome, but in quite street. It is very close to the main railway station Termini, and to the most famous monuments of the city.

From the B&B you can reach both the famous Colosseo and S. Maria Maggiore in only a few minutes walking. It is located on the first floor of a typical Rome bulding . The rooms have been recently restored, they are comfortable and welcoming. Every room has a private bathroom and air condition. The breakfast is rich and delicious.

Siamo lieti di accogliervi nel nostro B&B a Termini, nel centro di Roma. Le nostre ampie camere con bagno sono dotate di ogni comfort. Nonostante siamo a due passi dalla stazione centrale Termini, siamo collocati in una strada tranquilla. Le nostre ampie camere, da poco ristrutturate, sono dotate di ogni comfort, bagno privato, aria condizionata, televisione, cucina in comune. Offriamo una completa colazione tipo continentale.

Dal nostro B&B potrete raggiungere rapidamente le principali attrazioni della città, come ad esempio il Colosseo o la chiesa di S. Maria Maggiore in cinque minuti a piedi, oppure S. Pietro o Piazza di Spagna in meno di venti minuti con la metropolitana.

The sheer imperial scale of Rome is sure to knock you out.

It’s hard to say what you’ll find most breathtaking about the Eternal City – the arrogant opulence of the Vatican, the timelessness of the Forum, the top speed of a Fiat Bambino, the gory resonance of the Colosseum, trying to cross a major intersection, or the bill for your caffe latte.

Make like the locals and souse your senses in the glut of pleasures the city has to offer, from the grandiose thrill of feeling centuries of turbulent history under your feet to the small but potent intoxication of eating chestnut gelati on a hot day.

The main tourist season starts at Easter and runs until October; peak periods are in spring and autumn, when the tour buses pour in and tourists are herded around like cattle. Numerous outdoor festivals and concerts and the fact that Romans desert the city for the beaches and mountains, which means very light traffic and a less-crowded city centre, makes summer almost worth the heat. If you do visit in summer, try to hit the sights early, take a long lunch and a nap, and then head out again around 18:00 to take advantage of the cooler evening. Be aware some restaurants and shops close for the month of August. Winters are usually mild with few tourists and some fun events around Christmas time.

Rome’s mild climate makes it visitable year-round; however, spring and autumn are without doubt the best times to visit, with generally sunny skies and mild temperatures (although late autumn, November, can be rainy). July and August are unpleasantly hot (many Romans desert the city in August so many businesses close at this time); from December to February there is briskly cold weather, although it’s rarely grey and gloomy.

Try packing this little sampler into three days: start with the obvious choices of the Sistine Chapel, the Vatican Museums and St Peter’s Basilica. Catch your breath over a leisurely lunch around Piazza Navona. Pass by the Pantheon before exploring the Roman Forum and Colosseum in the afternoon. Make a night of it in lively and atmospheric Trastevere.

Spend a morning at the market in Campo dé Fiori and the Capitoline Museums. Let the ancient wonders at Palazzo Massimo alle Terme captivate you, before plumbing Rome’s multilayered history at the San Clemente Basilica. Wander through Villa Borghese and visit the magnificent, and hopefully prebooked, Galleria Borghese. Or get some retail action at the swish designer stores around Via Condotti. Naturally, spend your evenings on a passeggiata (stroll) – with gelato – from Piazza di Spagna to the Trevi Fountain. Check out ‘Il Campo’ for fun after dark, or stay out far later than you should in Testaccio.

Vowing never to touch a bottle of wine for at least another five hours I emerge onto the noisy and painfully bright streets in search of sugar-laced caffeine. I find a bar and wolf down an espresso before heading off to the Museo e Galleria Borghese. I’ve booked my ticket and before long I’m standing before a Bernini sculpture wondering how he made such hard, grey marble seem so soft. Not being a Baroque genius I give up and move on to the Caravaggios. Sated on art my thoughts turn to lunch. I know a good, old-fashioned trattoria near the Pantheon where you can get great pasta and a very drinkable house white and still have enough money left for a coffee at the Caffè Sant’ Eustachio. It’s a long walk, past the five-star hotels and touristy restaurants on Via Vittorio Veneto down to Piazza Barberini and busy Via del Tritone. By the time I sit down I’m famished. Fed and watered, I jump on a tram for Trastevere and make my way slowly up Via Garibaldi to the Janiculum Hill. I love the view from the top and pass a pleasant half hour trying to work out which dome is what. By now the heat of the afternoon’s giving way to the cool of the evening and I feel my energy returning. I’m going to need it for the night ahead – an aperitivo, dinner in San Lorenzo and then…well, then, whatever.

If sightseeing in Rome has one fault, it is simply that there is too much to see. Home to some of the most amazing sights in the world, a trip through the streets of the Italian capital will leave you spellbound.

Centre of the former Roman Empire, word at the time stated that: ‘All roads lead to Rome’ and when you get there you will soon see why. A wonderful blend of the old and the not so old, from the ancient Colisseum to the wealth and splendour of the Vatican City, the city has attracted some of the world’s finest artists, architects and engineers throughout the centuries. Evidence of their presence is to be found on every street and square making it a unique destination where walking around strongly resembles walking through the world’s biggest museum.

Most would recommend that you begin your sightseeing trip in the centro storico where there is a vast collection of both Classical and Christian sights contained in an area that you can easily navigate on foot. Realistically, however, it doesn’t matter where you begin because there are certain attractions where everyone ends up. Among these are the aforementioned Vatican and Colosseum, the Pantheon, St. Peter’s Basilica, the Piazza Navona, the Catacombs, the Sistine Chapel and the hundreds of churches and piazzas which are scattered throughout the city.

The most important thing to remember is that you are not going to see everything. Some focus on the main attractions spending plenty of time on each one. Others spend their stay rushing from one attraction to the other trying to fit as much as they can into a very short space of time. Whichever option you choose, rest assured that you will enjoy it thoroughly but if you do intend returning, and you probably will, the former is probably the better of the two.

Local Attractions: Roman Colosseum, Roman Forum, Vatican Museum, St. Peter’s Basilica, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Catacombs, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps

Nearby Cities: Ciampino, Grottaferrata, Marino
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A friendly guest house in the heart of the city of Amsterdam, offers rooms that are a few minutes walk to all the famous tourist attractions such as the Flower Market, and the Dam, Rembrandt and Leidse Square. Just as easily accessible are the famed museums and countless historical sites.

Nestled in the heart of city Amsterdam, a fascinating view from canal in a monument house surrounded by cafés and restaurants, romantic atmosphere with a comfort accommodation is a superb location to experience.

Amstel Canal Guest House offers Rooms located right in the heart of the city were all the famous tourist locations like Flower Market, Dam Square, Rembrandt Square, Leidse Square, Shopping Centres as well as the major Museums are all just a few minutes walking distance from us.

Amsterdam is an exciting, unique city that provides bed and breakfast visitors with historic 17th century architecture, the famous canals, lively nightlife and countless charming bed and breakfasts, all packed into a relatively small area. The city’s compact size lends itself to touring on foot, boat or bike to the many tourist sites. While visiting, bed and breakfast travelers should include these Amsterdam “must-see” attractions: the Van Gogh Museum, the 250-room Rijksmuseum, the Anne Frank House, the Artis Zoo, the Stedelijk Museum, the Royal Palace, the Dam Square, the Begijnhof, or take in local theater, fine and ethnic dining or explore the ecclectic selection of shopping in the Jordaan neighborhood or the Albert Cuyp Market, fleamarket. This exciting city has something for bed and breakfast travelers of many tastes.

Local Attractions: Major Museums, Rembrandt Sqaure, Dam Square, Canal Boat Tour.

Nearby Cities: Uthrecht, The Hague, Amstelveen, Badhoevedorp, Ouderkerk aan de Amstel, Zaandam, Schiphol

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