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It’s now the middle of the BlogHer 2011 conference. I’m kicking back writing this post in my lovely large room in the Marriott Marquis San Diego. Even if I were dog sick, the view of the sparkling bay from my windows would warm my heart and make much of the trouble of getting here worth [...]

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Willows Lodge is an older guard eco-friendly hotel with spa and gardens and trails and ropes course located in Woodinville, a small town that’s rather far away from Seattle. But it’s not out in the deep woods that coat the Pacific Northwest in perpetual green, either. It turns out that Woodinville is a small but [...]

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Known as one of the eco-friendliest in green lovin’ San Francisco, the Hotel Triton does its level best to live up to its rep. With ridiculous lobby decor, helpful staff, and working elevators, the smallish boutique hotel has a definitive San Francisco vibe. It’s also got a definitive San Francisco price tag—expect to pay at [...]

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A recent article on Huffington Post’s Travel channel describing one travel writer’s “Most Overrated Travel Experiences.” As always, pretty much all of Mr. Juddery’s picks for “overrated” are sites and attractions commonly described as “on the beaten path,” usually in sneering tones by travel writers who strongly favor backpacker’s hostels and “authentic” travel experiences that [...]

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Here’s something worth supporting–a hotel room search engine. On Room77.com, you can find and reserve specific hotel rooms.  Travelers with disabilities of all kinds can get rooms that are close to the elevator, or on the ground floor, or with a kitchenette, or with wheelchair accessibility…whatever we most need. Though right now Room77′s database of [...]

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