Bed And Breakfasts

Maine’s crisp beaches, the art scene in the Berkshires and West Virginia’s balmy springs are but a few quick getaways for the East Coast urbanite.  

Great restaurants, excellent shopping, breakthrough galleries and prestigious museums make this city of 89 distinct neighborhoods a hip destination.  

CAMDEN — The local effort to free Camden from lawn and garden chemicals has expanded to the business community. These signs, designed by artist Harry Smith, are being displayed by inns, beds and breakfasts, businesses and residences that pledge to ...  

Some of the most fascinating bed and breakfasts are the oldest, inns rich with history. In this free email newsletter, we take a look at some truly historic bed and...  

Worldwide lodging franchisor Choice Hotels International, Inc. and Evergreen Motor Lodges, Inc.  

If you absolutely can't get a room near Yellowstone, consider Sequoia National Park. Shenandoah could be an alternate to Great Smoky Mountains. ...  

Relying on the kindness of strangers, the Frugal Traveler hitchhikes across the Mediterranean island.  

While other Q.T. subjects have shared a wide range of interests, there's just one thing on the Donald’s mind, and that's the Donald.  

Life, beer and the ravages of time are pondered at a college reunion at Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y.  

To the Editor: Joshua Hammer ends his article on Namibia (“Living Reminders of Africa’s Colonial Past,” June 15), past and present, by noting that the “Waterberg tragedy remains a source of bitter controversy. The debate pits historians who see the carnage as foreshadowing the Holocaust against...  

To the Editor: The exorbitant fees charged by airlines for “extra” baggage (“Checking Baggage. Not at These Prices, ” June 15), pale in comparison with JetBlue’s recent doubling of fees to carry a pet in the flight cabin. My seat on a September trip to Tampa costs $94; to take my 12-pound...  

Lined with churches and palazzi, the cobbled street Via Giulia is celebrating its 500th birthday this summer and being feted with tours and concerts.  

While the building feels in equal measure both dignified and dated, the hotel staff is eager to please and the location convenient.  

From grilled artichoke to wild nettle, the menu is fresh and interesting with delicious surprises.  

* The Oaks: Designed by Devlin and Robert Von Hogge, the course is a challenging 6,432-yard, par-71 layout. It features demanding approach shots, strategically-placed water hazards and numerous sand traps along a tight terrain that leads to engaging greens.