Santa Rosa Motels

... it-all" holiday with nothing to do other than walk the beach then 50-100 miles north of Frisco's the place. We eventually got to Santa Rosa and after touring a few places got a Motel 6 which is ok. We're actually really pleased to be back in cities after ...

... appeared to have not been renovated for many a year. After our stop in Tucumcari we then made our way towards the town of Santa Rosa. Here we stopped for a brief pit stop at the route 66 automobile museum where we got to see an old Cadillac and an old ...

... some truly amazing Wineries. They had caves dug out of the hillside for cellars and many had awards for their wines. We got up to Santa Rosa which was just a big town, we stopped at a Wallmart to get our films developed but they couldn't do them in an ...

... from something other than polystyrene was delicious.  We are simple people and simple things make us happy. We make our way to Santa Rosa, about an hour away, and stop at a historic diner, Joseph’s, for coffee.  For breakfast, we eat a ...

From the alcoholic excess of Napa we headed west via Santa Rosa (to write the last couple of travel pods) and on to highway 1 probably one of the most famous stretches of bendy tarmac around. We hit Highway 1 and proceeded to travel north and the scenery ...

... were off on the “official last leg” of our epic North America road trip adventure. As could be expected, the drive from Santa Rosa to Kelly’s game in Vallejo was uneventful. It was a rainy day, so we took out the ponchos we’d ...

... head back to St Helens and on to Launceston to meet The Bishops. Windy but scenic dive gets us to Launceston by 3pm. Check out Motels, which are mostly full for the years big event - 'The Festivale' - pronounced with an Italian flourish. Get a room in The ...