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Atwood House

Posted by admin on January 17th, 2010

Built in the neoclassical Georgian revival style, Atwood House welcomes you. Step into the parlor and marvel at the elegance of midwestern luxury. This is a page straight out of the days of the railroad baron’s. The setting is complete with the player piano and period furniture. The staircase is reminiscent of the mansions built by the cattle barons, right down to the chandeliers. No visit to the capital of Nebraska is complete without a stop at the Atwood house.

Newlyweds will be most attracted to the three-room Atwood Suite. Enjoy the leather sofa in the living room as you relax by the fire crackling from the real wood that it burns. In the bedroom are the three-piece walnut and marble Victorian king-sized bed and ornate walnut wardrobe. The roman style bath features a two-person corner heart-shaped whirlpool tub. This suite is as large as some homes so nothing is crowded here.

The western aristocracy is well reflected in the Beals Suite. Center stage here is the three-piece walnut tester king-sized bed. The ambience is aptly set with the Victorian furnishings. Enter the bath and relax in the two person Jacuzzi with handheld shower.

Located just next to the main house is the three-room Carriage suite. The sitting room boasts a vaulted ceiling and leather queen-sized hide-a-bed. The king-sized bed in the bedroom is located next to the French doors of the bath that features a two-person aquatic whirlpool.

The Frank A. Little Suite has an L shaped layout that separates the bedroom area from the living room area. The three-piece walnut bedroom set features a high-backed carved king-sized bed. The bath area features a corner shower and claw foot tub and pedestal sink. Sink into the rocker in the living area and relax with your favorite magazine.

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Amsterdam Bed and Breakfast

Posted by admin on January 14th, 2010

The city of Amsterdam has long been acclaimed for its 17th century architecture, the famous canals and waterways, lively nightlife and countless charming Amsterdam bed and breakfast.  All of these are generally packed into a relatively small area, but although Amsterdam is a small city, it has a lot to offer.

When traveling for a vacation in Amsterdam, the Amsterdam bed and breakfast travelers must consider the must see attractions in the city, such as the Van Gogh Museum, the 250-room Rijksmuseum, the Anne Frank House, the Artis Zoo, the Royal Palace, the worldly known Dam Square and a lot more.  Visitors must also take in local theaters, fine and ethnic dining, or explore the eclectic selection of shopping in the Jordaan neighborhood, and if the time to relax comes, the exciting and comforting Amsterdam bed and breakfasts are there to welcome you in.

Here are the top-rated Amsterdam bed and breakfasts that could give you the best accommodation and service possible.   They are the perfect places to stay on your Amsterdam vacation.

Amsterdam Central Bed and Breakfast

Amsterdam Central Bed and Breakfast Inn is located in the heart of the city, less than five minutes walking distance to the central station.   It offers well appointed bed and breakfast rooms, as well as apartments for the guests, and there is in guest kitchen, self service, or lots of different food available for dining.

Amsterdam Eelhouse

Amsterdam Eelhouse is actually a charming four-star Amsterdam bed and breakfast located in the heart of the city, closest to the Jordaan, Anne Frank House, Central Station and all the nightlife.   As a top-rated Amsterdam bed and breakfast inn, the Amsterdam Eelhouse offers rooms that are equipped with queen size bed, built-in wardrobe, dishes, lazy chair with ottoman, radio or CD player, and television.  In every room, there is also a wetbar with a small sink, coffeemaker, mini-fridge, and private bathroom.

Ruben’s Bed and Breakfast

Conveniently located in the museum district of the Amsterdam center, Ruben’s B & B is just within walking distance or a few tram stops from the major museums and main tourist attractions in the great planned city of Amsterdam.  As claimed, this bed and breakfast inn is also closer to the up market shopping street Beenthovenstraat, and from there exuberant nightlife is not far away.
Collector Bed and Breakfast

Here is another notable Amsterdam bed and breakfast that is conveniently located in the cultural center of Amsterdam – the Collector Bed and Breakfast.  This place is just a three-minute walk to the museum area and is so close to the Vondelpark and nightlife.  What’s more, Collector Bed and Breakfast has well appointed rooms, each with its own character, inspired by the Art Deco period.  It is also interesting to know that the house, including the guestroom, is decorated with different collections, and the rooms are fully equipped with the necessary amenities such as bathrooms, TV, a balcony where you can smoke, internet access, and a lot more.

Palace B&B Amsterdam

Finally, here is Palace B&B which is located on the palace area, Dam Square, the most central of all locations.  All rooms offered by this Amsterdam bed and breakfast are specious and luxurious with private bathrooms and coffee and tea facilities, including microwave and refrigerator, not to mention the other amenities.

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The Homespun Inn

Posted by admin on January 4th, 2010

The Midwest is the breadbox of the world. It is also home to farmers and just regular folk. Playing on that theme is the Homespun Country Inn located in Nappanee, Indiana. The appearance of the all American Farmhouse is enhanced by quarter-sawn oak in the entry and first floor common rooms. Stained glass windows add a prism effect on sunny mornings. Each of the two parlors on the main floor have an ongoing jigsaw puzzle or just select a book for some relaxing reading. Making this inn unique are the guest rooms named in honor of the original 1902 occupants.

Frank and Alma Brown’s room is named after the original owners. A lavender and sea foam green motif surround the queen-sized bed. The farmhouse look is completed with the three drawer mirrored dresser. Also on the second floor is Wilma Terwillinger’s room.

The Browns niece’s room has an adjoining private bath and a queen-size bed. Even one of the lodgers taken in by the Brown’s has earned a room. Miss Allman’s room is accented in blue. Schoolhouse memorabilia surrounds the queen-size bed. Climbing to the third floor the Brown’s granddaughter has lent her name to Jodi’s room. Apropos for a granddaughter, we find twin beds, a private bath and a décor of mauve, blue and cream colors. Also on the third floor is another granddaughter. Sally’s room holds a queen-sized bed and a pullout sofa. Each of the rooms is decorated with photos of the original occupants.

Early risers are treated to coffee and flavored teas in the dining room. A full breakfast is also served by candlelight at 8:30. Step outside and enjoy the calming effect of the porch swing. This is Amish territory and not an uncommon sight to see their horse and buggy’s pass by.

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Averill’s Flathead Lake Lodge

Posted by admin on December 20th, 2009

A family vacation beyond your wildest dreams awaits you at Averill’s Flathead Lake Lodge in Bigfork, Montana.

This ranch covers two thousand acres in the Rocky Mountains, just south of Glacier National Park.  The ranch is family operated, so they know what a family is searching for.  This is evident right down to the rates, which are different for each age group.  The categories are divided into adult, thirteen to nineteen, six to twelve, three to five and under three.  All rates include meals and various activities.

The activities available include supervised children’s activities for kids from six through teenagers.  Families can enjoy horseback riding, lake cruising and trail hiking.  If you’ve ever wanted to know what it was like to work on an authentic dude ranch, here’s your chance-visitors can participate in cattle roping and various other workings around the corral.

This isn’t the end of the activities by far.  There is a heated pool, rec room and private beach.  Why not try your hand at white water rafting?  The water is also available for lake cruises, boating, raft trips and water skiing.  There is a private beach at your disposal, complete with picnic tables and grills.

For horse lovers, riding instruction, horse competitions, team roping, team penning and even a family style rodeo are just some of the fun events offered in the rodeo area.  Riders will enjoy morning, evening, and half-day rides through mountain country and rolling timberland with spectacular vistas.

If all this weren’t enough, there are barn dances, a children’s overnight campout, a bonfire on the beach, complete with s’mores and singalongs, and much more. After a day of all that activity, you can even get a massage for those tired muscles. This is truly one vacation spot the whole family can enjoy together!!

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Seeking a Bed and Breakfast?

Posted by admin on December 4th, 2009

Honeymoons are magical and special moments in your new life as man and wide! If you are seeking peace and quiet, then why not consider staying at a bed and breakfast? These are often secluded and quiet places where the two of you can relax and enjoy each others company to the fullest.

A bed and breakfast inn can make the two of you feel special and before you go and book, why not ask some questions.

Do they have a honeymoon package?
What features can they offer to make your honeymoon better than someone else? What facilities can they offer – horse riding, bike riding?

Do the innkeepers reside in the house?
Some Bed and Breakfasts operate as guesthouses; while management might be on property during the day, at night it’s just guests on the grounds. At other properties, you’ll find the owner or manager living right in the house. The atmosphere in these two situations is usually very different. An on-site manager and owner usually make the property far more like home, enabling the guests to interact more.
Are the innkeepers professional innkeepers or is the property managed by the owners?
The term “B&B” can mean many things: a home with extra bedrooms rented to guests, a small inn, a property with multiple guest rooms and professional hosts. You will find that the atmosphere is very different from property to property. You will also hear the term “country inn” or “small inn” used frequently; this often means a Bed and Breakfast that has a small restaurant on site.

Do all rooms have private baths?
Is smoking allowed indoors?

Many Bed and Breakfasts are non-smoking; if this is a concern, ask. You’ll find some Bed and Bs that prohibit smoking outdoors while on property as well.
Do you have private two-person tables if we want breakfast alone?
How many guest rooms does the property have?

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Chateau Du Sureau

Posted by admin on September 14th, 2009

A fairy tale awaits you in Oakhurst, California, just minutes from Yosemite in the foothills of the Sierra Nevadas at Chateau du Sureau.  Everything from the European style stucco building to the life-sized chess board will evoke a feeling of being transported to another place and time.

Wrought iron gates emblazoned with the Château’s elegant crest open to reveal the stately 9000 square foot stucco Inn, complete with a stone turret, Parisian balconies and shuttered windows, all on nine acres of meticulously landscaped park grounds.

Walking paths, fountains, a swimming pool, a bocce court and a life-size chess set add to the natural cachet and charm of the area. Once inside, guests are quickly enveloped in the Château’s extraordinary European hospitality. It was Erna’s desire to bring the traditions and hospitality of Europe’s grand houses to the States and she has truly captured it here. Chambermaids, attired in black dress and white linen aprons, present baskets of refreshments and tea. There is no front desk, no check in, no credit card imprinting (only a hand written bill discreetly presented before guests leave) and no televisions in the guest’s rooms.

Each guest room is individually decorated and named for restorative herbs that can be found growing on the property.  Erma’s Elderberry House, one of the finest restaurants, is located on the property for your dining pleasure.

The Chateau du Sureau offers a complimentary full breakfast to each guest and also provides coffee in each room.  Besides the ten rooms within the main building, there is also a two bedroom villa available for those who wish more privacy.

The Chateau du Sureau offers exercise equipment, a pool, lawn games and several balconies for your enjoyment.  The facilities is totally non-smoking. With the peaceful surroundings available here, you may make this your only destination.

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Blue Heron Inn

Posted by admin on August 25th, 2009

Idaho is more than just mines and potatoes. Located on the south fork of the Snake River is The Blue Heron Inn. It’s rustic exterior gives way to unmatched luxury and hospitality. Many of the neighbors will be seen walking by, such as moose and deer. Making their home in the nearby woods one can find Squirrels, Marmots, raccoons, beavers and foxes. It is not uncommon to see Blue Herons fishing for their next meal in the nearby Snake River or see eagles and osprey flying overhead. Nothing about Idaho is small as can be seen by the size of the rooms at the Blue Heron Inn.

The namesake room, The Blue Heron Suite is larger than some houses, or so it appears. The king size bed in the center of the room facing the French doors takes up less than a quarter of the space. For those chilly Idaho nights there is even a river rock fireplace.

At first glance, the décor of the Canyon Suite is reminiscent of the southwest. One is reminded of the Navajo when the king sized bed is first viewed. The French doors open to a private balcony allowing breathtaking views of the south fork of the Snake River.

The ducks of the same name inspired the Mallard room. A handmade quilt adorns the log bed and is accompanied by the pine furniture. For a more private retreat, the Carriage house is a second floor room attached to the innkeeper’s residence. Since we are in the west, the Bunkhouse Suite is expected. You will think you’ve stepped into history with all the log furnishings. The handcrafted pine queen sized bed is the centerpiece of the Southfork Suite. Idaho’s state bird is honored in the Blue Bird Suite. Here we find a brass bed with a marble topped dresser.

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Blueberry Pointe on the Lake

Posted by admin on August 3rd, 2009

Chepachet, Rhode Island is a beautiful place.  Blueberry Pointe on the Lake fits in well with the beauty. Every Blueberry Pointe on the Lake room features the tranquility and splendor of lakefront backdrop, a private bath, ultra-plush mattress, designer linens and towels, and a famed gourmet breakfast. They furthermore include complimentary wine, hot tub use, a private beach, and kayaks, canoe, and paddle boat.

Birds flourish on Sand Dam Reservoir in the summer. The protection of the lake becomes a meeting place for mallards and geese.  The kingfisher dives into the lake, beak first, and captures fish.  Nesting herons squawk and flap up into the wind after victorious frog feasts.

Blueberry Pointe land is bordered by Nature Conservancy land which links acres of woodlands to neighboring ponds, wetlands, and forests all the way to the Connecticut border. The staff has maps, field guides and binoculars to borrow, and they offer a reservation service for local activities and restaurants.

The Sunrise Suite is a bright accommodation with a separate private bath, tub and dual showerheads.  The bedroom and sitting area has a queen size bed strewn with plush pillows.  A TV with DVD and a stereo system are included for your enjoyment. One special amenity in the Sunrise Suite is this antique cast iron faux fireplace on a tiled hearth surrounded by a custom built mahogany mantel.

The spacious Moonlight Suite is located on the second floor of the main house and comprises the master bedroom, a private bath, and a sitting area/library. The Master Suite is lit by a wall of windows capped by a large half-round.  The view to the grounds and the lake beyond is inviting yet promotes privacy.

These are just two of the rooms available at the Blueberry Pointe.  There is a room to suit nearly every preference.

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Wildflowers Farm

Posted by admin on July 22nd, 2009

Situated in the heart of Kentucky’s western Waterlands is Wildflowers Farm bed and breakfast. Secluded within the oaks in a small valley, Wildflowers Farm is on twenty wooded acres with the creeks almost coming up to the front door. This is a birdwatchers paradise because of this natural wonderland of the forests, creeks and natural preserve. Wildflowers Farm offers breakfast in your room complete with candlelight ambience. The guest rooms reflect the natural country living of the area.

The Treehouse Suite is located of course in the tops of the trees. Through the French doors is the bath fit for the most regal of guests. Here you’ll find, under the chandeliers, a double Jacuzzi. The canopied bed and elegant furnishings makes this ideal for your romantic getaway.

With an outside hot tub, Under the Oaks Suite boasts very luxurious appointments. The décor is Roses and the view is stunning. The canopied bed envelopes you in luxury fit for the most royal of visitors. The bath features a large tiled and marble shower built for two. Select your favorite wine and enjoy the great outdoors in the hot tub. Wildflowers Inn even caters to the nautical side of life.

By the Sea suite overlooks the valley and is as spacious as a captains quarters should be. The queen bed is under the vaulted ceiling and faces the floor to ceiling windows.

Relax on the spacious front porch and watch the wildlife stroll past. Hike through the woods and observe the vast variety of birds that call these woods home. Rent a bike and glide through the trails and byways of the twenty acres of wooded bliss. For the sports minded, Wildflowers Farm is only minutes away from some of the best golf course this country has to offer. There are three state parks within a twenty-minute drive.

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