Cranwell Resort and Spa: a History of Inspiration
by Francis McGovern one of my favorite memories from my stay was simply sitting outside and taking in views of the mountains. There was snow…
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An Escape in Portland for Any Season
by Francis and Linda McGovern Sometimes the volume in our minds could use some turning down, a way to de-clutter in order to amplify the…
50 Shades of Escape: Literary Trips To Heat Up Your February
by Marisela Navarro. I have always considered reading fiction to “escape” an active pursuit, not a passive release. It feels like you’re forgetting yourself, disappearing…
A Creative Retreat at Mirbeau Inn & Spa
In early November, the Literary Traveler staff headed out for a retreat. We wanted to refresh our minds, to open new mental passageways, to escape…
The Library Hotel: Literary Luxury in New York City
The Library Hotel, NYC By Amanda Festa Hotels belong to no one and everyone. They are temporary resting places, providing transient comfort when we are…
La Belle Helene: A Rare Discovery at Greece’s Mycenae
By Albert Englehardt Mycenae “See, here is the German archaeologist Wilhelm Dörpfeld’s signature, and here is Agatha Christie’s, and over there is Jean-Paul Sartre’s. Your room…
The Legendary Hotel Elysée: Last Home of Tennessee Williams
by Jessica Monk Despite witnessing the color and culture shock of the twentieth century, the atmosphere at the Hotel Elysée remains relaxed, romantic and cocooning.…
Jedediah Hawkins Inn: Historic Charm on Long Island’s North Fork
By Literary Traveler About 80 miles east of Manhattan you’ll find the North Fork of Long Island — a cozy retreat nestled alongside the Peconic…
A Night in the Library: Gladstone’s Library, Wales
By Jack Callahan For the literary traveler, finding an accommodation that fits both your budget and the theme of your trip can be a daunting…
Hotel du Cap: Literary Luxury on the French Riviera
By Ali Pinero As I stepped off the bus in the south of France, I was welcomed by an endless array of sunshine, warmth, and…