Ophelia Patworth Blakely - Ophelia's Garden Inn - Syracuse, NY
This beautiful 1925 English Country Estate sits on three acres of lawn and gardens. Designed by the famed architect, Dwight James Baum*, the Inn abounds with extraordinary architectural detail. With over 5,000 square feet of living space, 12 sets of French doors and a setting out of a storybook, it's hard not to relax in this wonderful atmosphere. Trees caress the property, inviting the deer from dusk to dawn. The rooms are spacious with private baths and period antiques. Everything makes you feel like you have gone back in time. Although nestled in a secluded and private setting, the Inn is just minutes from Downtown Syracuse. The property is surrounded by old trees, pass arboretum is across the street, and the pond will invite you to sit and enjoy the sounds or trickling water. Play darts, Bocce ball, croquet or just sit on the patio and enjoy a glass of wine.
Vincent Brunetti - FB Dir - Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa
Experience the ancient spirit of aloha from our luxury Hyatt Waikiki hotel. The past and the future are united in fresh and surprising ways in this world-famous neighborhood (known in Hawaiian as “spouting waters”) that was once the playground for Hawaiian royalty. Hyatt Regency Waikiki offers the ultimate combination of personalized service, oversized, luxurious guestrooms, inspired culinary creations and a perfect location close to all that embodies our island. Sink your toes in legendary sand, or stroll Diamond Head (Leahi), Honolulu Zoo and the Waikiki Aquarium from our spectacular Hawaii Waikiki hotel. Relax, refresh and recharge with a visit to Na Ho’ola Spa, our Hawaii hotel spa, or awaken your adventurous side with surfing lessons on Waikiki Beach. Treat your staff to a meeting wrapped up in an island getaway. Set in the heart of Waikiki, our Honolulu convention center hotel features expert staff, premier meeting facilities and cutting edge resources. Reward yourself with a stay at our AAA Four Diamond island paradise, and experience the true meaning of Hawaiian hospitality.
Monday, December 27, 2010
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