HotelChatter - Tag: Adventure Hotels

Koh Kong: Cambodia Hotel Guide :: An Eco-Lodge At The End Of The Rainbow

ced138 — 2008-09-22T17:15:32-05:00

<![CDATA[HotelChatter and Jaunted Contributing Editor <a href="http://www.hotelchatter.com/user/ced183">Claire Duffett</a> is now reporting from Cambodia and this week she is giving us the low-down on the hotel scene. Any questions about accommodations? <a href="mailto:tips@hotelchatter.com">Send 'em to us</a> and we'll get them answered for ya. <img src="http://www.hotelchatter.com/files/1425/rainbowlodgecambo.jpg" class="imgborder"> Look closely. Tucked at the bottom of this mountain covered in dense foliage sits an arch of bungalows connected by an outdoor veranda. A few weeks ago, our friends at Jaunted <a href=" http://www.jaunted.com/story/2008/8/25/14203/7722/travel/Embedded+Travel+Guide+Cambodia:+The+Cardamom+Mountains">wrote</a> about an escape at the foot of the Cardamom Mountains in Southwest Cambodia called <a href="http://www.hotelchatter.com/hotel-reviews/Rainbow+Lodge+Cambodia/local/1342">Rainbow Lodge</a>. Dubbed Yellow, Orange, Red, Green, Indigo, and Blue, the hotel's six bungalows each has a porch, a large bathroom, and clean, smooth tile

Geyserville : See Wine Country the Back Way On a Bike

abigailmschilling — 2008-08-29T14:36:01-05:00

We know how hard it can be to get exercise while traveling (especially when hotels charge extra for the fitness center!) In fact, the scale tends to tell the truth about vacation dining. Backroads Travel Company has an answer to this problem: Northern California Winery Biking Tour!

That's right. In addition to sipping wine and living the high life, vacationers will get their exercise with 20-30 mile daily rides through Sonoma Country during this weekend tour of Alexander Valley right in the heart of wine country.

At the end of the day, kick back at the Geyserville Inn, a family-run inn with views of mountains and vineyards and a jacuzzi for sore muscles.

Anchorage: Alaska's Newhalen Lodge :: Fishing for Big Tunas

DanielR — 2008-07-09T13:15:14-05:00

For some people fishing requires a cooler of canned beer, a couple bros, and a local lake or river. Then there are those "Big Tunas"-- heads of mega-corporations, sultans, magnates, and independently wealthy gadabouts-- that won't settle for mediocrity in any corner of their lives.

For those special souls there is a private fishing lodge 185 miles southeast of Anchorage Alaska only accessible by private plane called The Newhalen Lodge.

Ironically, the accommodations themselves are not particularly special. Bedrooms are shared, with wood-paneled walls, shaggy tan carpet and dorm-room linens on the beds. In their defense however, the people that are going there are not ones to sweat decor.

Cubicle Dreamin': Explora Hotels are an Adventure Playground

femmefatale — 2008-02-29T09:00:02-05:00

<![CDATA[ Cubicle Dreamin' is a feature in which we ask the hotel mavens to take some time out of their busy work day, surf the Internet, and tell us what hotel they wish they could beam themselves to right that very second--all on the slave driving companies dime, of course. Oh, like these people aren't surfing aimlessly anyway--at least now their purposeless clicking will be cobbled together into useful hotel stories--we hope. Have a destination hotel you are just dying to leave your cube for? <a href="tips@hotelchatter.com">Send the story our way</a>. In this episode, Hotel Maven <a href="http://www.hotelchatter.com/user/FemmeFatale/stories">Monica Guy</a> returns to Chile. Enjoy.<img src="http://www.hotelchatter.com/files/admin/atacama.jpg" class="imgborder">Split the cubicle in half: I'm dreaming of two superb hotels at opposite ends of the