Tag: California

Alone At Last

The Perks of Being a Solo Traveler

The story of one man’s big misadventure in Big Sur, from a disastrous river crossing, to a lost boot, to the realization that life, even at its most frustrating, is sometimes best lived alone.

One Battle After Another

Finding Kid-Friendly Hotels in Palm Springs

It can be a struggle booking a cool, family-friendly boutique hotel in Palm Springs. When planning your next visit, don’t get caught off guard. Consider these great options.

House Rules

Five Reasons to Pick a Palihouse Hotel

A Palihouse is just one type of hotel you could choose from the Palisociety group. How to decide if it’s the right one for you? Let us count the ways.

Mission Statement

California’s Spanish Colonial Revival Hotels

In the early 1900s, Spanish Revival architecture was all the rage in California, dominating building design in the state. These 13 hotels can help you feel the appeal.

Lose Yourself

A Photo Tour of the Lafayette Hotel

To say that San Diego’s Lafayette Hotel is a feast for the eyes is an understatement. As these images show, there’s hardly a scene in this historic place that doesn’t give you something to get lost in.

Shelter From the Storm

Bob Dylan’s Masterpiece and a Motel in Malibu

Hotel June Malibu has been the site of some important cultural moments. Bob Dylan wrote one of his best albums here. But its greatest accomplishment might be what hasn’t happened.