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5/11/2012

Florida's Finest Inns and Bed & Breakfasts (Florida's Finest Inns & Bed & Breakfasts) Review

Florida's Finest Inns and Bed and Breakfasts (Florida's Finest Inns and Bed and Breakfasts)
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Bruce Hunt is a native Floridan who has authored an ideal travel guide to the Sunshine State's most quaint, historic, romantic, and eclectic lodgings. Whether a traveler on business wanting an alternative to corporate chain hotels and motels, a vacationer seeking a truly special memory, or a resident wanting a holiday day trip, Florida's Finest Inns And Bed & Breakfasts can offer lodging ideas and recommendations to fit every budget, circumstance, and desire. If you are planning a trip to or through Florida, begin with a thorough browsing of Bruce Hunt's Florida's Finest Inns And Bed & Breakfasts!

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From warm and cozy country bed & breakfasts to elegant and historic hotels, author, photographer, and illustrator Bruce Hunt has composed the definitive guide to Florida's most quaint, historic, romantic, and often eclectic lodgings.Come along for the ride as Bruce rambles around the state, stopping for a spell at 135 of the best inns and bed & breakfasts Florida has to offer. Written in an engaging, personal style, Florida's Finest Inns and Bed & Breakfasts relates the histories of many of the places Bruce visits as well as the personal stories of innkeepers and caretakers. Additionally, in the Foreword, Bruce discusses the lives of Henry M. Flagler and Henry B. Plant and their considerable contributions to Florida's architecture. Looking to spend some time in a Victorian house in a quiet, tree-filled neighborhood or at a seaside cottage that evokes memories of summers spent at the beach? Perhaps you'd like to stay in a grand Henry Flagler–era hotel where Vanderbilts, DuPonts, and Rockefellers wintered. You'll find theme rooms filled with offbeat antiques, claw-foot tubs, wicker furniture, canopy beds, and bay windows, along with heaps of old-fashioned hospitality and scrumptious, homemade food. Bruce personally visited each of the places he describes here and lets you in on which rooms are his favorites, what he had for breakfast, and even where to catch up with a few ghosts!Florida's Finest Inns and Bed & Breakfasts is required reading for road-weary travelers searching for a quiet respite from the hustle-bustle world.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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5/27/2011

The National Trust Guide to Historic Bed & Breakfasts, Inns, and Small Hotels (National Trust Guide to Historic Bed and Breakfasts, Inns and Small Hotels) Review

The National Trust Guide to Historic Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, and Small Hotels (National Trust Guide to Historic Bed and Breakfasts, Inns and Small Hotels)
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The level of information is extremely high for all parts of the country and gives great information on the specifics of individual properties. Reviewed it at an inn in New Heaven and sent away for it immediately. I compared entries to actual experiences and found it exquisitely accurate.

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Now in a new edition!
The definitive guide to America's historic getaways.
Vacations to remember start with this National Trust guide to the most historically interesting accommodations across the nation. Thoroughly revised and updated, this edition includes over 600 unique historic lodgings—from one-room guesthouses to 100-room family-run resorts. Entries include information about building architecture and craftsmanship, plus fascinating facts about famous residents, important events, and more.
A Great Lakes lighthouse, a Hawaiian pineapple plantation, a sailor's boardinghouse in Maryland . . . these are just a few of the exciting possibilities you'll want to explore. Whether you're planning a short weekend break or longer trips, you'll discover a treasury of places to stay where you can make history—and become part of it!

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