Traveling with three young children and on a budget, so we are looking for clean, modest, motels in any of the towns mentioned above (i.e., the heart of Napa Valley wine country). If you have any recommendations, please let me know. Thanks.
If there really are not any budget motels in the area, any recommendations for hotels in this area that would be on the less expensive side? It’s off-season now. When does peak tourist season begin again?
Yeah! I have never been to California but need to go so bad. I’ll fly into Oakland about 1:30p on a Saturday. I’m young, fit, and don’t mind camping a lot to cut down on expenses. I just need to know the best places to see and sleep in Yosemite and wine country. Best sights and campgrounds in Yosemite, best vineyards and cheapest accomodations in Napa and Sonoma, and anything worth doing in San Fran and Oakland. Can I avoid renting a car for this little circuit? I’m thinking two nights of "luxury" in hotels (but lets keep the rates "budget") out of seven would be about right. Where’s the can’t-miss food at here, too?
I’m planning a trip to wisconsin with my boyfriend but we don’t know in which area of wisconsin to stay or how to schedule one tasting tours. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Also, are there any shuttles available? or should we rely on a designated driver? Are there any hotels that you know of with that service?
Thanks!
Guided tour or on your own? Bike? Shuttle? Keep in mind that we’ll be drinking lots of wine. Do any of the hotels offer packages with a shuttle?
Which are the best wineries to see? Any "can’t miss" spots?
We’d like to visit CA (from NJ) and spend a few days in both San Francisco and wine country.
Can you suggest: time of year to visit, good bed & breakfasts/places to stay, places to east for dinner, wineries that are a "must-see," tours and/or other sights, etc.
Looking for places that are modest and affordable, good views, decent nightlife, etc. We are late 20’s to mid 30’s in age. Thank you.
Flower, you’ve never heard of 5 star hotels, or 6 apple hotels? We are looking for 3-4 stars, not the Ritz Carlton. Okay, negative Nancy.
i know that you can add the wine option to your Disney Dining plan, but i am looking more for a just a one time, first night thing, like a bottle of wine and chocolate covered strawberries? Maybe something like flowers? I called ahead and spoke to an agent about the Port Orleans-Riverside (our hotel) but they didnt have any answers for me, they just told me to speak to guest services once we arrive at the hotel! anyone know if this possible? thanks a bunch
Have any of you heard about the Disney Florist? I tried to do some research and i think they can deliver to all disney hotels. (and they have some really romantic packages!) any thoughts?
I am going away for a romantic weekend in February and looking for a location on the east coast, preferrably upstate New York or Connecticut or even somewhere in Pennsylvania. Somewhere with a nice country atmosphere and hotels or resorts nearby to stay in. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I would like to stay in a hotel in wine country this weekend and am looking for an inexpensive wine tour, one that would pick up somewhere in town. I have found one in Napa for , but it doesn’t run on Saturday (which is the only day I can go) and the hotels in Sonoma seem pricey. Does anyone know of one that will pick up other then in San Francisco?
I’m representing a winery in CA, I want to know who I can contact to get our wines at Disneyland clubs, restaurants or hotels?
So it’s going to be my 1st time going to Napa Valley Wine Country. Well im going with about 12 co-workers and want to know of any good places where they do wine tasting. Also any good hotels to head too. Thanks alot.