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The Commonwealth of Australia is the largest island on earth and the smallest continent.
It also boasts to being one of the most progressive nations in the world with one of the oldest civilizations.
It is made up of a variety of landscapes, including tropical rain forests, the deserts of the outback,
snow-capped mountains, rolling expanses of pastoral land and magnificent beaches.
Travel Tips - Downtown Anchorage
Downtown Anchorage is nearly flat, making for a delightful stroll. Throughout the
summer, hanging floral baskets line the streets. Start at the Log Cabin Visitor
Information Center, where friendly volunteers answer questions and racks of brochures
line the walls. The marble statue in front of Old City Hall next door honors William
Seward. Along 4th Avenue are some of Anchorage's original buildings. They date from
1920, when Anchorage was incorporated. Catercorner from the Old City Hall is the Alaska
Public Lands Information Center, one of four in the state that provide information on
all of Alaska's public lands...
Hotels in Anchorage - Part1
Lush forests surround this large and luxurious hotel at the base of Alyeska Ski Resort,
an hour south of Anchorage. Some rooms have views of the Chugach Mountains. Rooms are
on the small side, but all have heated towel racks, ski-boot storage lockers,
bathrobes, and slippers, plus phones in both the bathrooms and bedrooms. Guests relax
in front of the big lobby fireplace, with tall windows facing the mountains. The large
heated saltwater pool is a major attraction for families, and the hot tub is a hit
after a day on the slopes. Dining choices include a family-style restaurant and a
gourmet Japanese grill, Katsura Teppanyaki. A spectacular aerial tram (free if you
have dinner reservations) transports diners to the Seven Glaciers Restaurant at the
2,300-foot level of the mountain. www.alyeskaresort.com. 296 rooms, 12 suites. 2
restaurants, room service, in-room safes, refrigerators, cable TV with movies, indoor
pool...
Hotels in Anchorage - Part2
The little Anchorage Hotel building has been around since 1916. Experienced travelers
call it the only hotel in Anchorage with charm: the original sinks and tubs have been
restored, and upstairs hallways are lined with old Anchorage photos. The rooms are
nicely updated with dark cherrywood furnishings and stocked minibars. The small lobby,
its fireplace crackling in chilly weather, has a quaint European feel, and the staff is
adept at meeting your needs. Request a corner room if possible; rooms facing the ...
Hotels in Anchorage - Part3
This classy Anchorage hotel recalls Captain Cook's voyages to Alaska and the South
Pacific, with dark teak paneling lining the interior and a nautical theme that
continues into the recently remodeled guest rooms. All rooms have ceiling fans, and
guests can use the full gym, business center, and other facilities, including three
restaurants and a coffee bar. The hotel occupies an entire city block with three
towers, the tallest of which is capped by the Crow's Nest Restaurant. The most
luxurious accommodation ...
Accommodation in Anchorage
Just five minutes from the airport, this hotel consists of three log-covered two-story
buildings. Rooms are large, modern, and comfortable, with two televisions in the
suites (where no door separates the rooms). Anglers appreciate the big walk-in
freezer to store their catch. www.longhousehotel.com. 54 rooms, 3 suites. Microwaves,
refrigerators, cable TV, airport shuttle; no a/c. AE, D, DC, MC, V. Continental
breakfast...
Grand Canyon Travel Overview
The Grand Canyon covers 1,900 square mi on the Colorado Plateau; elevations range from
1,200 to 9,100 ft. If you were to travel from one end of the Grand Canyon to the
other, you would journey just under 280 mi from Lees Ferry near the junction of the
Paria and Colorado rivers in northern Arizona to the western border shared by Arizona
and Nevada. At its deepest point, the canyon is nearly 6,000 ft. From the North Rim to
the South Rim, the distance across varies from 18 mi to less than half a mile.
However, to travel between rims by car requires a journey of 200 mi. Hiking steep and
arduous trails from rim to rim ...
Grand Canyon Hotels
Accommodations are in motel-style rooms or cabins. Most rooms in the main lodge share
baths; cabins, some with fireplaces and/or canyon views (No. 6158 has both), are
scattered among the pines. Expect historic charm and bargain prices but not luxury.
The restaurant serves family-style meals all day; the Arizona Room serves dinner only.
An ice-cream parlor, a well-stocked gift shop, and a small history museum with exhibits
on Fred Harvey and Mary Jane Colter add to the ...
Phoenix-Scottsdale Hotels
Innkeepers Gary and Jeri Rust have kept the 1950s flavor of Cave Creek's only hotel
intact. There's a fireplace in the lobby and a quiet pool outside. Red and tan rooms
have Southwestern and cowboy accents. The hotel is a short walk from restaurants and
shops in town. www.tumbleweedhotel.com. 32 rooms, 8 casitas. Picnic area, BBQs, some
kitchenettes, cable TV, pool, hot tub, shop, Internet, some pets allowed (fee),
no-smoking rooms...
Tucson Hotels
Although this quiet, friendly B&B is directly off the highway frontage road, it feels
worlds away. Part of a ranch complex that includes a plant nursery, a gem and mineral
shop, an antiques store, and an artist's studio, the inn resembles a late-19th-century
ranch house, but a soaring ceiling and contemporary Southwestern art make the interior
distinctly modern. Rooms are furnished with handcrafted Mexican pieces, and some have
a view of the garden and the Santa Rita Mountains. Breakfast is included at the inn
(try the huevos rancheros); next door, the Amado Cafe serves savory Greek-style pasta,
chicken, and fish ...
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