Archive for the ‘Hotel’ Category

Rivages, Sofitel Le Scribe, Paris, France

We chose the Sofitel Le Scribe Paris Opéra after extensive research into which would be the most family friendly hotel to kick off our trip to Paris. The property – and more importantly – the service, delivered on this hope beyond our highest of expectations from our immediate arrival and throughout our entire stay. Kudos […]

Charlie’s Sports Bar at The Wynn, Las Vegas, NV USA

Vegas is such a long flight from Boston, but an easy return home. Why is it a solid 6 hours there and just 4.5 back? Are the headwinds that big of a deal? This seems solvable. Not by me, of course, but by someone much smarter than me. I digress. I was in Las Vegas […]

Dreams Macao, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

27 Saunders family members descending on Punta Cana for a long overdue vacation – an all-inclusive resort was the obvious choice to cater to our family. And after extensive research involving location, room types, dining options, kids activities, and overall costs, we chose Dreams Macao for our adventure. All-inclusive resorts have many, many positive aspects, […]

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Silver Lake Lodge, Deer Valley Resort, Park City, UT USA

The strike at Park City Mountain left a very sour taste in our mouths.  To see guests of the mountain show up without Vail Resorts notifying them of the impact this would have on their vacation. To watch people standing in hour long lift lines as their apps told them it would be minutes. For […]

Aqimero, The Ritz Carlton, Philadelphia, PA USA

A day trip to Philly from Boston – one of the easiest commutes imageable. Both airports are fairly close to the city, both cities have easy highways connecting them to their transportation hubs, and there are, what feels like, 100 flights a day between the two. We had lunch on the agenda for a Monday […]

COMO Uma, Paro, Bhutan

Bhutan – one of the most incredible destinations I’ve experienced. Remote, spiritual, full of nature and empty of people. Its hard to find words to describe the uniqueness of being immersed in this country, and the photos barely do justice. We had planned this trip a year in advance, and I’m glad we did, because […]