Bookish Beaufort
By Suzanne Kamata The first cannonball shot of the American Civil War may have been fired from Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina, but the…
Category: Hotels
Clinique La Prairie
Have you ever wondered how rich and famous recharge and re-energize? Have you ever wondered what is the closest science has gotten to creating the…
Pandemic Wellbeing: Ananda Online
Photo by JD Mason on Unsplash By Siggy Franzen The word retreat conjures the ideals of escape; to escape the demands, the consistent pressures, the…
Relax, Energize and Inspire your Creative Side with a stay at San Miguel de Allende’s Casa Delphine
by Antoinette Weil Photo by Antoinette Weil Somewhere in between three and four hours north of Mexico City’s traffic-filled roads and people-filled squares, sits San…
A Stay at The Algonquin Hotel
By Suzanne Kamata My daughter’s first question upon checking into the Algonquin Hotel near Times Square in New York City is “Do they have Wi-Fi…
Lake Placid: The Earth Friendly Getaway
By Francis McGovern Earlier this spring, Literary Traveler had the chance to visit Lake Placid for an Earth Day Celebration. Our host and home base…
The Mysteries of the Chalfonte Hotel
by Brett Busang For lovers of gingerbread, the Chalfonte Hotel is Shangri-La and Sunset Boulevard. It is a Studebaker that’s just come off the line,…
The Beat Hotel: American Writers in Paris, 1957-1963
By Matthew Nilsson Standing on the shores of Paris’ Left Bank, tucked away on Rue Gît-le-Cœur, I check my map, look up, and there it…
The Renwick Hotel in New York City
by Francis McGovern In our series on literary and historic hotels, we take a look at some hotels that can inspire your literary travels. On a…
Spending The Holidays with Catie Copley at the Copley Plaza Hotel
By Tava Hoag and Francis McGovern If you have a little Literary Traveler (who loves to read and go out to eat!) and you are…