Showing posts with label Accommodation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Accommodation. Show all posts

Tuesday, 6 November 2012

Family Vacation to London, 2012


When it comes to picking a destination for a family vacation, many tend
 to go with the same old routine.

Sunday, 23 September 2012

American Cuisine – Italy Style

In the fall of 1995, my mother treated me to a four-city tour of Italy. From Rome to Milan, we traveled the country, enjoying the historic sites and making plenty of friends along the way.

Thursday, 20 September 2012

Food and Fun in France

To celebrate my husband’s 36th birthday, we took a trip to Paris, France. For us, it was the trip of a lifetime, and the lead up to our departure made it pretty clear why.

For me, an art history major, travel has always been about culture, history and art. I’d been abroad before, but somehow I’d never made it to France. All I could think about in the days leading up to our trip was the Louvre, the Musee D’Orsay, the Pere Lachaise and Versailles – all the wonderful museums and historical sites I would finally be able to appreciate in person.

Wednesday, 7 March 2012

Accommodation in Edinburgh


Edinburgh is without a doubt one of the most fascinating old cities in Europe. The ancient Scottish capital is rich in history, but rather than merely celebrating its past, Edinburgh continues to live life at the forefront of contemporary culture. Nowadays the Edinburgh Festival is an event which draws in thousands of visitors each year, and is recognised throughout the world.

If you’re looking for a luxury hotel Edinburgh, then a good place to start would be in the city’s West End. Much of this district reflects a modern architectural style, and here you will find popular theatres, shopping centres, a couple of casinos and of course some excellent, designer hotels. This is also the best place to come for a meal out, with a wider choice of restaurants than any other district of the city.

Those looking to immerse themselves more fully in history and ancient culture however, might prefer to book a stay in the Old Town area of Edinburgh. Here the narrow streets form a labyrinthine pattern of cobbled alleys and passageways, often with one level built high above the one below. As well as a good range of comfortable hotels here, many of which occupy attractive, listed buildings, this is also a good area to look for discount accommodation – there are a number of good hostels and backpackers’ hotels available here, which will allow you to save significant money on your trip to Edinburgh.

Then again, if the main point on your agenda is to pay a visit to the city’s historic castle, then you will have no problem at all finding a good range of hotels near Edinburgh Castle. Book a stay at one of these, and you will find yourself within easy reach of the fantastic fortress which has overlooked the city since days of old.