Tourists who plan on seeing lots of sites and attractions while traveling to New York should take a look at the New York Pass. The pass offers the ability to pay one price for as many attractions as the tourist wants to see in a day. It’s a great way to get discounted admission and sometimes even allows travelers free admission into an attraction. It all depends on how the card is used.
With stunning views and total luxury, Mandarin Oriental, Washington DC is a new level of comfort, in the heart of the nation’s capital. When you stay at Mandarin Oriental, Washington DC, it’s hard not to feel a little bit, well, presidential. Maybe it’s the location, or the easy walk to the White House, or perhaps it’s the stunning views from each guest suite. Either way, you’ll be referring to your car as Airforce 1 in no time.
Located on the 23-acre Vintage Estate, Villagio Inn & Spa has been dubbed by Town & Country Magazine as a “pleasure seeker’s heaven.” This Tuscan-inspired Yountville hotel property features flowing water fountain pathways weaved throughout lush Mediterranean-style gardens. Experience the warmth and richness of Villagio’s guestrooms and suites that the San Francisco Chronicle Magazine describes as “massive, terribly tasteful and terribly elegant.”
Del Posto opened in 2005 on a windswept corner of lower 10th Avenue. The restaurant’s owners, Joseph Bastianich, Lidia Bastianich and Mario Batali, and its chef, Mark Ladner, envisioned a temple to Italian cooking to match any ever built to honor a European cuisine in New York, a 24,000-square-foot palazzo of mahogany and marble devoted entirely to the pleasures of Italian food and customer satisfaction.
The Boston Harbor Hotel continues to earn accolades by pampering guests with fine rooms, fine dining, and a standout waterfront location. The architectural grandeur of the hotel’s stunning arched entryway opens up to a breathtaking view of the private marina, and its rooftop terrace towers 16 stories over the Financial District.
Bustling and lively, Brasserie Les Halles is a typical Parisian brasserie serving fresh and simple dishes of France’s everyday cuisine. For centuries, the old market district of Paris, Les Halles, fed people from all walks of life with food stalls, restaurants, brasseries, bistros and cafes, open at all times day and night.
Perla’s Seafood & Oyster Bar was founded in the Spring of 2009 by chefs Lawrence McGuire and Thomas Moorman Jr. with the goal of bringing ultra fresh oysters and premium seafood to bustling South Congress Avenue. Perla’s features fish and oysters flown in daily from both coasts with an emphasis on the freshest catch from the Gulf of Mexico and simple, clean preparations.
Deauville Beach Resort is a Collins Avenue hotel holds a prestigious spot in Miami Beach history. The property entertained the Rat Pack, and it was the site of the Beatles’ second U.S. performance — broadcast live on the “Ed Sullivan Show” from the Napoleon Ballroom. Old Hollywood glamour still shines through at this unique art deco resort, which maintains its status as a lively music venue with a global roster of entertainers at the onsite jazz club. A sizeable pool, expansive stretch of beach and Miami Modernist architecture strengthen the allure.
