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Comment by Darryl Musick on October 15, 2010 at 10:13am

Hi Andrea, The Burnt Out Lodge in Montana is a really a place to get away off the beaten track. Seven miles from the nearest paved road, which is another seven miles from the nearest town. Check out this article: http://tinyurl.com/ydnwud2

Comment by Andrea Spirov on October 15, 2010 at 3:36am

Hi everyone =) Would love to know your fav experience at an off the beaten track hotel - it's our first giveaway on InspiringTravellers.com: Know a Great Hidden Gem Hotel? Share it to Win an Amazon Voucher

Comment by Max Pesling on October 9, 2010 at 10:57pm

Just heard a great story on NPR today about how Brit comedian George Egg cooks his meals away from home using standard hotel room amenities: coffeemaker, iron, even, believe it or not, the Gideon Bible. I think you foodies will get a real kick out of the video. Bon appétit!

Comment by Rebecca Porterfield on October 1, 2010 at 12:30pm

If you're looking for an eco-friendly, beautiful destination this fall, check out the brand new Nature Inn at Bald Eagle State Park.

The first to open its doors, the Nature Inn at Bald Eagle State Park in northern Centre County, opened Sept. 2. The 16-room inn is the first of its kind in Pennsylvania’s award-winning state park system. It highlights the excellent birding opportunities at Bald Eagle (many bird species are attracted to the park’s ridges, valleys and diverse habitat); and demonstrates and interprets green building technologies, including geothermal heating and cooling, rainwater collection, and energy efficient lighting and appliances. The Inn also features the work of three PA Wilds Juried Artisans, as well as prints by John James Audubon and Ned Smith, the famous late Pennsylvania naturalist and artist who created more than 100 cover illustrations for Pennsylvania Game News. Visit www.natureinnatbaldeagle.com to learn more!

Comment by Nichole DiBenedetto on September 28, 2010 at 5:33pm

Or you check out our entire collection of hotels in NYC by going to www.preferredhotelgroup.com :)

Comment by Nichole DiBenedetto on September 28, 2010 at 5:25pm

David, how about Trump SoHo? David Rockwell Design, awesome 2nd floor library, sitting area might really work well. Can put you in touch with the in-house PR person?

Comment by David Paul Appell on September 28, 2010 at 12:51pm

URGENT: I need a funky/hot new NYC hotel w/photogenic lobby to use as backdrop for major int'l TV interview Thursday afternoon on travel social networks. If any of your clients fit the bill and would be amenable to a shoot on the premises, pls. give me a shout ASAP. Thanks to all for your help!!

Comment by Martin Nguyen on September 26, 2010 at 8:17am

HANOI IMPERIAL HOTEL - 44 HANG HANH ST, NEXT TO HOAN KIEM LAKE, HANOI
Perfect locaiton in old quarter, 1 block from lake, on street filled with restaurants and bars, great staff, soft beds
The location of this hotel is outstanding. It is the first hotel, in the less than 5 star category, that I have found in Hanoi with softer beds and big rooms. The breakfast is good and the staff outstanding, always helpful, and extremely friendly. For the traveler that would like a good night sleep in a comfortable room, without paying the ridiculous prices of the brand name hotels, I would recommend this hotel. I never need to walk more than 1 block to find excellent restaurants for dinner or to walk around the lake.

Comment by Amanda Jackson on September 3, 2010 at 11:15am

Free members-only travel site with excellent deals at 3-star and higher hotels & resorts: TripAlertz.com

TripAlertz uses the power of group buying to sell members-only travel deals at deluxe hotels & resorts, and will launch in beta on October 5th (you can preview deals now). The multi-night deals are up to 75% off prices found on public online travel sites. And right now, they’re giving away 250 free trips to the first 10,000 members! Plus, you earn credits for future bookings (Trip Tokens) by referring friends.

How it works: Members reserve private travel deals within a one-week booking period (two weeks for international hotels). The more people that book, the lower the price goes, and everyone pays the same price when the deal clock hits zero. Once booked, members can opt to meet and share advice with their fellow travelers on a private collaboration page before and after their trip (not everyone travels on the same date).

If you're a hotelier interested in having your property featured on the site, please let me know!

Comment by Northeast News on September 2, 2010 at 9:26am

U.S. HOTEL BRANDS IN THE CARIBBEAN:
UNDERREPRESENTED OR UNDER DELIVERING:

The largest hotel consultant in the Caribbean, MacLellan & Associates, reports:

"A recent article by Parris Jordan and La Baik of HVS provided interesting data on the apparent low volume of US-branded hotels in the Caribbean, when compared to the hospitality scene in North America. The conclusion reached was that there may be an opportunity for significant growth by brands in the region in the near future."

Is this, in fact, the right conclusion?

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