Ft Worth Hotels

... on Earth" that Columbus described Venezuela upon discovering it all those years ago. Sandy white sea-shelled beaches, no cars, no hotels, no foreigners (well, almost none!), a population of just 1,500 Venezuelans… we can’t believe this place ...

... of going with the flow, we shared a taxi with the Brazillian family that was also left behind and were off to our respective hotels. So all in all, the pictures of Arenal Volcano were more interesting than the site itself...but what can you do when you ...

... ; Oh, did I tell you that this is the third day of this wind?  It looks like there will be a thunderstorm today from Dallas/Ft. Worth, North.  Good thing we're South of that now!  So, for 300 plus miles today, Greg drove and drove and once ...

... Cappy" and every time I see it on the shelf at first glance I think it says "Crappy". It's a fine product, though. While I'm throwing out random facts, Budapest is a Sister City of Ft. Worth. I'll have to see if that entitles me to any special ...

... since March:  Betty & John Louw, Marilyn & Al Shaw. Both boating types from west Florida; Pam & Bob Lemoine from Ft Worth, a retired cop who went to East Timor on an int'l police mission  -- Timor has several steps up to become a ...

... issue with this however as we were in Monte Carlo on a Sunday, as well it was a holiday weekend. Marbles and I started by asking a few hotels if they would be able to exchange money for us, yet we had issues as we did not have a room in any of the ...

... The 'trail' was the main link to the Everest region.  This was the superhighway for all the goods and supplies for all the hotels and restaurants along the way. All of the things we would eat and drink for the next two weeks would have been hauled up ...

...     West Maui   Kaanapali Beach/Black Rock   The beach is very commercial and lines a whole slew of hotels and eateries.  It's a nice long beach, very pretty and good people watching.  A bit too crowded for our ...

... , six bedrooms, three powder rooms/toilets, a kitchen, and more. Available for Thanksgiving and Christmas; $15,000/week. 5. HOTELS: Mandarin Oriental Miami, NYC, & Washington, DC, "FANtastic Jet Set Journey" If money is truly no object, Mandarin ...

... Lodging was perhaps even more interesting.  The first two nights in Salt Lake City were free.  For several years, Wyndham hotels has had a Best Rate Guarantee whereby they give you a free night if you can prove that another website offers a ...

... and had to wait for the other 8 passengers. Our tour included Valpariso, Emiliana Winery, Santiago and we were dropped off at our hotels in Santiago or the airport. The Hotel Orly is recommended by Fodor and really is not bad for a few nights. The hotel ...

... of guesthouses to accommodate the Hundreds of guests who flood the region during high season.  The town is chock full of Dozens of hotels but we ended up at the Yeti which was mostly notable for it's 60 degree "hot" shower water and it's lack of ...

... . Tibet was well worth the hassle at the Chinese border, and other inconveniences. Again, there was no heat in any of the hotels or guest houses. It's cold at these altitudes, and I usually lingered in the dining room around a wood stove before heading ...

... of the photos required from the city (Vegas sign) waiting to catch the shows that happen nightly outside the major hotels, Bellagio fountains, Mirage volcano and Treasure Island show.  There’s nothing worse than hanging around but seeing as ...

... is very polluted. It appears that the locals aren't doing a great job of protecting the area. Given the many hotels currently under construction I'd hope that would improve. I decided to hire a motorbike and head around the island. Remembering to keep ...

... it but to sit in a café & drink cay until it was time to go. Turkey has great toilets –in bus stations, airports, hotels, restaurants etc (we’ve seen a few). Many of them have sensor lighting in the main area & cubicles. I have had to ...

... and sand that have been sifted for opels.  It's truly a mess. A lot of the town is underground in old mines....including 3 hotels and the Catholic Church.  What a great place.  On the way north to Coober Pedy I saw two flocks of Emus ...