Boutique Hotels in Venice

... of a car-less city. The planning took a while, lot of thnigs in Europe work very differently from the US, hotels are more boutique, air transport is cheaper and everythnig else is more expensive, especially with what the Euro is doing to the dollar.

... "the Vancouver of Thailand" I was told. A desirable place to live, better air, close to mountains, artists, universities. Our boutique hotel called the Rachamankha (www.rachamankha.com) was inside the walled city like an oasis, with a gorgeous pool. It ...

... to Lido Lido is so cute. There are many cheap places to eat and it has a very South Beach vibe to it. Lots of boutique hotels and a beach on the Adriatic Coast. The beach is amazing. it is missing jet ski's and wave runners but everything else is ...

... foreign, but since they are everyewhere, I'm becoming increasingly creepy in my attempts to attract their attention! In Switzerland, I was in a boutique and in came this lovely scruffy blonde number with a styish human in toe. When I asked if the dog was ...

... . The old town is really coming into its own after being sacked by pirates in the distant past. Luxury boutique hotels neighbour with stylish cafes, restaurants and artesania shops. Many buildings are restored works of art but these sit ...

... But what we hadn’t reckoned on was the secrets and surprises.   We booked a 'bargin’ sell your house boutique hotel about a fifteen minute local (regionale) train ride away from Venice’s canal’s.  Stepping out of the ...

... narrow. Supplies are brought in from the causeway each day by donkeys. There are many little art galleries, craft shops, several boutique hotels, a couple of small café bars, and a few, very nice restaurants that we really enjoyed. The upper town ...

... floors and high ceilings at no extra cost.   We then discovered that we were just a few doors away from the beautiful boutique hotel, "Malabar House".  We decided to wander in (just to have a quick look around, of course) and on seeing the ...

... souvenir shopping, had lunch at Le Café (in Campo Francesco Marisini San Stefano) and sampled the gelato at both Michelangelo and Boutique del Gelato (I didn’t think either were especially stand-outs)..    I met up with my parents at 6pm ...

... mall, cleverly disguised to look part of the other buildings. It’s called the “Forum shops” (ha ha) and has every boutique or fancy shop you could wish for (all I bloody wish for is a supermarket where I can buy fresh produce, but ...

... Vancouver of Thailand” I was told. A desirable place to live, better air, close to mountains, artists, universities. Our boutique hotel called the Rachamankha (www.rachamankha.com) was inside the walled city like an oasis, with a gorgeous pool. It ...

... Belcher by mistake, typical me but would you expect any less?) Too many hotels to decide on and this took my fancy for being a boutique hotel with a bit of authenticity, with the added beauty of being on a canal. Actually, I had no idea and picked one ...

... expert home brewers and into food - we hit it off immediately and talked well into the night over barbequed tri-tip (fillet) and boutique beer. A long time ago William Harrah (of Harrah's Casinos) bought a classic 1920s car. On his death he had a ...

... to leave so we had a whole week of holiday time with her – lounging by the pool at our lovely hotel, The Sonalong Boutique Village, run by the wonderful Mr Hak, a small man with excellent English to match his excellent grasp of the finer points of ...

... and accommodations ˇ         Chase Hotel, Central West End, a sort of European boutique hotel, great restaurants ˇ         Daniele Hotel, upscale, great restaurant, ...