Napa Plaza Hotel

... Think of what you imagine small town (but sophisticated) Americana to be and you have Sonoma. It has a really big plaza surrounded by lovely boutique hotels, wine tasting places, coffee shops, art galleries and great looking restaurants. Lunch ...

... town of Sausilito, one of the USA priciest real estate areas. First stop after about 1 hour of driving was the Sonoma Plaza where we enjoyed a quick snack, coffee and visit to the information centre. Our first stop was at B.R. Cohn winery famous also ...

Hi friends just came from Ayia Napa.I was there for two weeks.I just feel like going back.Extremely nice.I was in black and white, waterworld waterpark.....................dunno wot 2 say.I am just mad ...

... ; We stayed at an amazing new resort hotel (at a highly discounted rate thanks to a last minute booking website!) called the Crowne Plaza.  After a few hours at the pool on Tuesday, we walked to one of the nearby wineries, Cappercallie for a ...

... China Town being so bustling at all hours. Today we went on a wine tour that we booked yesterday.   It was to the Napa Valley and Somata.   Really beautiful, and even I had tastes of the wine!!   I felt a bit giddy on my ...

... was open. I was expecting to have to wander around for a couple hours waiting for hostels to open but luckily we found one (Hotel Milan). We wandered for most of the first day after getting settled. We visited a couple of the main plazas, Plaza de San ...

... us our online reservation. I had smoothly forgotten to book that one night, just the following 3 nights. Soooo we didn't have a flight or a hotel this day, and only figured it out the day of. Since it was the holiday the hotel was full. They arranged to ...

... 45 a.m. departure to Machu Picchu.  On board with me was a group of Asian tourists who I recognized from breakfast at my hotel.  There was also a fairly large group of Australian tourists who were on a week-long land tour following their 12 day ...

... a nice sight to see as well. We dropped our bags in the room and went downstairs for dinner. We ate in the hotel's courtyard, which had a really pretty fountain. We started with tarte flambé, a pizza-like crust covered with cheese and onions (and ...

... out of Nordstrom pretty quickly. I ended up buying two scarves. :) And we were done with Horton Plaza. Out we went, and we headed back to the hotel. We walked past the Jacob Weinberger United States Courthouse, and the Kansas City Barbeque which is just ...

... , the poet laureate of Nicaraugua and now one of my favorite writers. We dined extremely well, managed to find our way back across the Plaza des Armas to our hotel, and so to bed.           January 19-26  The End of the ...

... a site.  After our tour of In Situ, we made our way to lunch at a large historic home that has become a fabulous 8-room hotel in town that attracts tourists coming to the area to ski during the winter.  I will have to look up the name as it ...

... of the wines here but they had a really cool cork puller that we purchased. Then it was on to lunch at the Sanoma Plaza. We stopped at a nice Irish Pub for a good stew and then had a quick look around some shop before rejoining the bus. Last ...

... to get her back to the hotel by 4.30 when there was a wine tasting in the lobby! The next day we explored the central plaza in Sonoma and posed outside the barraks of the original Sonoma Mission. Another great place for breakfast - not sure what we were ...

... smaller organized tour was recommended in trip advisor so got our attention. See below the reply to an email sent on March 1st. B&B Plaza Italia - Mendoza info@plazaitalia.net  I would be pleased to take the three of you on a Wine Tour. I will ...

... is lined with practical shops selling practically everything practical.  On the “other” side of the plaza is the grand tourist hotel with its restaurant and around the corner is the famed Museum. This is some Museum.  Exceptional ...

... although I had heard it that the city itself wasn’t the most pleasant, I thought it was fantastic.  The central Plaza Independencia was huge and filled with people selling crafts as well as acrobats and other street performers.  We got to ...

... of guy.  The next day, I grabbed my companions and we made a beeline for the Lonely Planet recommended Zamora Hotel near the Plaza Indepencia. We set up operations there for the next few days while we explored this beautiful city and surrounding ...

... , two old Chilean men warned us that Americans shouldn´t wander around in this part of town. We looked around at the calm plaza with a glimmering fountain. "Alright, we´ll go back to the tourist section then" we responded as they pushed us on our way. ...

... ; We arrived at a rather inconvenient time—5 in the morning, and set off to look for a cheap, nice hostel.  The plaza was nicely lit—unlike in Copacabana which without a single light looked liked rape center 101-- and we found a bench to ...