December 04, 2008
Anchor Inn on the Lake Bed & Breakfast - Branson, MO
December 1, 2008
ANCHOR INN ON THE LAKE BED & BREAKFAST
BRANSON WEST, MO
ANNOUNCES NEW “FIREPROOF YOUR MARRIAGE” SPECIAL
Anchor Inn on the Lake Bed & Breakfast is a romantic lakeside getaway for couples to celebrate special anniversaries, honeymoon, or just have some special time alone, just the two of you. Secluded and quiet yet close enough to Branson to easily take in shows, fine dining, or other attractions. Giving you both natural tranquility and proximity to Branson, Anchor Inn on the Lake is a casual elegant Bed and Breakfast nestled on beautiful Table Rock Lake. Enjoy "lakeside leisure near the best of Branson."
Four luxury guest rooms feature two person massage tubs, king or queen "heavenly" beds, private baths and private entrances, romantic fireplaces, and cable television/DVD player. In addition to a full breakfast each morning the Inn also provides WIFI and complementary soft drinks and snacks.
If you're looking for something more than relaxation, though, the choices are many. Take a stroll down to the lake or a walk along the shore, or on the Inn's nature trail. Staying at Anchor Inn on the Lake offers you plenty of choices and the best combination of tranquil lakeside beauty while still being near the best of Branson.
See our mission statement and about our name.
Check availability or make a reservation.
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November 06, 2008
Soundview Bed and Breakfast Cottage of Seattle, WA
Welcome to Soundview Bed & Breakfast Cottage, a secluded, romantic, completely private cottage. Curl up and relax in the newly decorated living room with cozy electric woodstove, stereo, Cable TV, DVD, and VCR with a generous library of videos and music, while the High- speed Internet connection lets you stay in touch.
Wrap up in one of our soft spa robes, step onto your private deck, and let your cares melt away in the hot tub, overlooking the waterways of Puget Sound. At the end of the day, fall into the comfy king-sized bed piled high with down pillows and comforter.
The cottage guest enjoys one of the most lovely views of Puget Sound, overlooking the beach houses of Three Tree Point, with a backdrop of the Olympic Mountains. Guests enjoy sunsets over Vashon Island and eagles cruising the shores from the private deck and hot tub.
Located just minutes from SeaTac International Airport, Soundview is among the nearest bed and breakfast lodging facilities to the airport in the area - yet, it is delightfully quiet, secluded and peaceful. It’s also only 15-20 minutes from Pike’s Place Market, the Seattle Center, Pioneer Square, and the sports stadiums.
Enjoy breakfast at your leisure in the complete kitchen and delightful dining area. We provide a wide variety of breakfast foods such as whole-grain breads, fresh fruit, gourmet coffee, yogurt, fresh-squeezed orange juice, pancake mix, free-range eggs and omelet fixings like grated cheese and sliced mushrooms. When you awake, you can prepare your breakfast at your own pace while enjoying your cozy, private get-away.
You'll find everything you need to create your own morning feast — better than home. Your other meals can be self-catered in the complete kitchen, or you can order food delivered to your door. Several excellent restaurants are within 5 minutes of the cottage. But some of our guests never want to leave!
Whether your accommodation needs are for a personal retreat, a romantic interlude, or a comfortable place to stay while in Seattle on business, Soundview B&B welcomes you! We look forward to sharing our legacy of intimate seclusion, spectacular vistas, and thoughtful hospitality.
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October 08, 2008
Allegan Country Inn - Allegan, MI
Allegan Country Inn - Allegan MI
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October 06, 2008
Chateau on the Bayou of Raceland, LA

Claudette Ledet Pitre is living her dream. She’s converted her 21 year old, four bedroom, three bathroom Victorian home, which is nestled along Bayou Lafourche in Raceland, into a cozy bed and breakfast. The idea came shortly after the storms on the evening of her mother’s funeral. Pitre and her sisters were mingling with family and friends when the conversation turned to the devastation Hurricane Katrina had caused in neighboring parishes.
“We had just buried my mother,” Pitre recalled. “We went back to her house and sat around for a few hours. Then someone mentioned that a group of animal rescue workers were living in tents at the old Rosela Plantation about two miles from my house.” The group was from Seattle. They were part of the crew helping rescue stranded animals in New Oreans." "These people were sleeping in tents and it was hot,” she said. “I had the space and there was no way I would have let them sleep out there another night.”At the time, Pitre’s home wasn’t adorned as it is today. But, she said, the workers slept in a comfortable bed and enjoyed home-cooked Cajun meals.
By January 2006, Pitre decided to completely convert her home into a bed and breakfast. She began studying what made B&B’s successful, applied for her licenses and visited several operations along the bayou to learn more about running her own business.
To furnish the rooms of her home, Pitre included a number of pieces she inherited from her mother.
“I’ve come a long way since the first time I allowed strangers, who became like family before they left, live in my home,” she said.
At the bed and breakfast, visitors can sleep in one of four bedrooms equipped with everything they would need to live like they were at home. Visitors enjoy a deluxe continental breakfast and have access to a laundry facility and sitting area. Rooms also have telephone, cable and Internet connections. A professional body massage therapist is also available upon request.
Since opening nearly three years ago, Pitre has had guests from all over the world. An avid traveler, she enjoys mixing her heritage with other cultures. “This is the best part about owning a bed and breakfast. I have traveled around the world and I embrace everyone from all nationalities so they can experience a little Cajun culture,” she said. “I build friendships and people come back again and again – just like family.
Pitre believes that guests seek her bed and breakfast because it is convenient. A Chateau on the Bayou is 10 minutes from Thibodaux, 15 minutes from Houma, Luling and Larose and 30 minutes from the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport.
“My guests say they prefer a bed and breakfast over a hotel because it is their ‘home away from home,’” she said. “My guest can rest in the hammock and watch the bayou flow slowly by or rock in the comfortable rocker on the back porch while watching the birds search for vegetation”
Sometimes they even see a bald eagle soaring over the bayou where the fish are jumping or catch a glimpse of an alligator raise its head above the water or an egret perched on the wharf,” she added. Pitre said the Cajun hospitality experience is guaranteed.
Contact
3158 Hwy. 308
Raceland, LA 70394
985-537-6773 or 985-413-6773
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September 30, 2008
Mountain Laurel Inn Bed and Breakfast RECOGNIZED FOR FALL FOLIAGE VIEWS
Mentone, AL– The Mountain Laurel Inn B&B was selected by BedandBreakfast.com editors as one of the best-undiscovered inns for fall foliage trips.
“Mountain Laurel Inn Bed and Breakfast has always been one of our favorite fall foliage destinations,” stated Sandy Soule, Editor of BedandBreakfast.com and one of the most highly recognized authors in the B&B industry. “Picture a wooded getaway on top of Lookout Mountain, with Little River waterfalls within an easy 10-minute hike, and you'll know why this inn is a favorite for fall foliage escapes. Take a scenic drive on Lookout Mountain Parkway, then return to continue leaf peeping in the surrounding woods”. Soule stated.
“We are delighted to have been chosen and proud to be in such good company in this list of great places for fall foliage viewing,” stated Sarah Wilcox, Mountain Laurel Inn B&B innkeeper and owner. “It is gratifying to be recognized among the top inns in the United States for exceptional views and autumn appeal. I believe that the natural beauty of Mentone and its surrounding areas, unique amenities, and attention to guest satisfaction contributed to our being selected by BedandBreakfast.com’s editors,” explained Sarah Wilcox.
Located on seven wooded acres below DeSoto Falls, Mountain Laurel Inn B&B offers a romantic and scenic getaway. Lookout Mountain Parkway, DeSoto State Park, Little River Canyon and Sand Mountain allow for many days of enjoying all the hardwoods as they change into their magnificent colors. Award winning breakfast is enjoyed each morning in the main house before heading out for the day’s adventures. Guests enjoy the coffee fairies’ delivery before breakfast, all the porches with rocking chairs, the trails on the property and the peace and quiet. Mentone is less than a one-tank trip from many
southeast cities.
Call 800-889-4244 or visit mountain-laurel-inn.com for reservations or more information on Mountain Laurel Inn Bed and Breakfast for your upcoming getaway.
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September 16, 2008
Maryland Lodging Specials - Eastern Bay
View our specials and contact us with questions you have.
HarbourInn Spa Getaway / 1 night Packages
Sept 15 2008 - April 30, 2009
1 Night Pkg - Starts @$499.00
Accommodations in a Jacuzzi Room overlooking the Harbor
Couples Massage in our Spa
Healthy Spa lunch at the Shore Restaurant
Based on double occupancy - Above rates not valid with any other promotions -
taxes and gratuities not included
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Bass Rocks Ocean Inn - Gloucester, MA
The Atlantic Ocean always provides a breath-taking display whether its a lazy summer afternoon with salty breezes and softly lapping waves or a fierce north wind blows up huge waves to crash against the rocks. Perched on the rocky coastline of Cape Ann, these are the unspoiled views from the Bass Rocks Ocean Inn. With every room facing the ocean, enjoy the panorama that stretches from Bass Rocks, to Good Harbor Beach and Salt Island, to Long Beach and the Twin Lights of Thatcher’s Island, and the open Atlantic Ocean. Choose from balcony or patio rooms in the Oceanfront House and Seaside House or new suites in the historic Stacy House.
Listed in the National Registry of Historic Places, the George O. Stacy House, accented with
19th century antiques, will be a nucleus of activity for your stay. Breakfast is served on the sun porch from our bountiful complimentary, cold buffet table. During the day or evening you can relax in the living room, enjoy your favorite video, and partake of their freshly baked cookies and lemonade. Let us tempt you with their fresh, ground coffee or afternoon teas. You may try your hand at pocket billiards in our Old World game room. They also have board games, internet computer and an extensive lending library available for every member of the family.
Take a refreshing swim in the outdoor pool or just lounge in the sun overlooking the ocean. They have a rooftop sun and observation deck from which you can watch Gloucester's fishing fleet go out for the day’s catch. Borrow a bike and tour the mansions along the shores of East Gloucester. Or try your hand at a game of croquet. Explore, along the ocean, the many tidal pools.
Get out your fishing rod for the Striped Bass and Blue Fish off the rocks in front of the hotel. Partake of their membership at the adjacent Bass Rocks Golf Club, an 18-hole private club overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Stroll along the ocean walk for a half-mile and take the footbridge to Good Harbor Beach. With beautiful white sand, this is a full service beach with lifeguards, bathhouse, and concession.
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July 30, 2008
Bob Pascal's St. Michaels Harbourinn Marina & Spa - St. Michaels MD
Our lodging and accommodations are one of a kind. One look at our awe-inspiring resort and you will wish you were here. Our Inn in St. Michaels Harbour a full-service resort located on the harbor in picturesque St. Michaels, featuring 46 spacious waterfront suites and a 52-slip transient marina offering all the modern facilities of our luxurious resort. Here, you can enjoy a glass of champagne from your own private balcony as you gaze beyond the harbor to the outskirts of the Bay. Make time to unwind and pamper
yourself in the full-service Spa and end your day at Shore, our newly renovated contemporary casual restaurant. It's the perfect place and it's all within reach. Contact us today and escape tomorrow -
Family Affair - Our own Recreational Stimulus Plan
Based on 2 adults and 2 children under 12yrs.
June 1 - Oct 31, 2008
- Water front Suite
- Ecology Nature 2 hr Cruise
- Chesapeake Maritime Museum
- Crusin' on the Patriot
- Eastern Shore delicacy - 1 seafood dinner - meal fit for a family
1 night Package & 2 nights Packages available – call us for details
410-745-9001
Bob Pascal's St. Michaels Harbourinn Marina & Spa - St. Michaels MD
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July 03, 2008
The Bentwood Inn Joins Innkeeping Association: Select Registry
The Bentwood Inn was recently honored by admittance into Select Registry, Distinguished Inns of North America, the premier innkeeping association in the United States and Canada. Member inns must meet the rigorous standards of a Quality Assurance program, and represent the most prestigious establishments of their type.Out of the thousands of inns in North America, only an elite few are invited to join Select Registry each year. The Bentwood Inn has now joined with more than 400 other exceptional properties that are already members of the Association.
Ontario’s Finest Inns and the American Heart Association to name a few — to promote its members to target audiences. Its celebrated guidebook, now in its 20th Edition, is distributed each year to nearly 400,000 guests throughout North America. The organization also maintains a critically-acclaimed website, supervises gift certificate and loyalty programs, and organizes promotions for its members, including last year’s inaugural “Inn-credible Breakfast Cook-off,” a breakfast recipe culinary competition that produced nearly 30 million media impressions.
The Bentwood Inn exemplifies the high quality and service championed by this Association,” says Select Registry Executive Director Keith Kehlbeck. “Select Registry assures the traveler that each of its inns is regularly inspected—anonymously and with an overnight inspection that measures the quality of hospitality, as well as the physical plant. Our members share a high standard of excellence, and each of our country inns, luxury B&Bs, and unique small hotels has its own distinctive character.” The Bentwood Inn is proud to belong to this prestigious association.
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June 26, 2008
Rondout Inn of Kingston, NY
RONDOUT INN located in Kingston's Historic Waterfront District in the scenic Hudson Valley
Rondout Inn is located in a historic 1820's federal style building and features the privacy of your own apartment suite with the ambiance of a bed & breakfast. It is above a fabulous antique shop in the heart of Kingston's historic Rondout waterfront district. The inn is just 3 blocks from the waterfront, Rondout visitor center, cruise boats, Maritime Museum, art galleries, antique centers, specialty shops and a number of great restaurants and cafes.
The antique shop below the inn is owned by Larry and BC, proprietors of the Rondout Inn. They will be happy to help guide you to the many antique shops, sights, and restaurants in the area.
The Rondout waterfront also offers daily and evening sunset cruises along the Hudson River, trolley rides, Maritime Museum,monthly art openings, waterfront concerts and numerous seasonal festivals and events including Mardi Gras, Artist Soapbox Derby, Kingston Jazz Festival, and the Italian Festival
Guests are within 30 minutes of Bard College, local wineries, historic mansions, hiking, rail trail biking, kayaking, fly fishing, public tennis and golf facilities. Within 50 minutes, guests can indulge in downhill skiing at Belleayre, Hunter or Windham Mountains. Enjoy horse shows at (Horse Shows in the Sun) HITS, only 15 minutes away.
Get ready to experience a very private, peaceful stay. Walk down to the river and sip a cocktail you mixed up in your own kitchen and watch a fabulous sunset!
Here are some comments from guests:
Thank you both for taking such good care of us. The suite was comfortable and the treats were yummy. The bed is a great place to snuggle- mostly, there is nothing better than those silk carpets on bare feet!
Wow- Leila & Claire
We loved staying in your historic inn. Our great great grandfather had a home on this same street in the 1860's. We will come again!
Many Thanks,
Doris
Such a warm and inviting space. Very comfortable. Enjoyed the stay.
Thank You,
Susan & Robin
A wonderful stay! Everything we needed was well provided! A comfortable place to rest, relax and rejuvenate!
Thank you,
Joan and Wally
79 Broadway
(in the historic Rondout waterfront district)
Kingston, NY 12401
e-mail: Reservations@RondoutInn.com
tel: 845-399-2902
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