Plaza Hotel
After the railroad first reached Las Vegas, New Mexico in 1879, merchants rich from the Santa Fe Trail trade pooled $1,000 each to build the Plaza Hotel. Lovingly restored and offering both hospitality and beauty, the Plaza Hotel today is just as ready to serve you a good meal or have you sleep in a comfortable bed as it was in 1882. Come to old world New Mexico with all contemporary amenities for your comfort.
Inn On The River
This meticulously restored Inn bears a coveted Texas historical marker. Inn On The River was part of a unique complex known as Dr. Snyder's Drugless Health Sanatarium. Snyder, who touted himself as a "magnetic healer," knew that people liked to be pampered. He fed them well, provided them with hot baths and comfortable rooms, and generally gave them the kind of personal attention that made them want to return, time and again. Much has changed through the years, but Dr. Snyder's spirit is still alive. Our intimate size allows us to cater to the individual needs of your small group. You will enjoy the kind of personal service you just can't get at large hotels or conference centers. We don't claim to possess healing powers, but we do hold true to the doctor's belief that each guest should leave feeling refreshed and renewed.
Emerson Inn by the Sea
A rebirth has occurred in the seacoast village of Rockport, Mass. Much like the coming of Spring, the Emerson Inn by the Sea is a refreshing change of atmosphere. Totally renovated the Inn displays the essence of the past, finely preserved in a distinctive New England setting with luxurious accommodations in an elegant setting and fine dining on site.
Inn on Church Street Bed and Breakfast
Inn on Church Street is located among the rolling hills of Western North Carolina at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It is only 20 minutes from Asheville and the Biltmore Estate. A place for all seasons, Asheville is home to world-class museums and galleries, events, festivals, music, golf courses, and shopping. Great Smoky Mountains National Park, with its many hiking trails, rivers, waterfalls, and panoramic views and is only 45 minutes away.
The Doctor's House
The Doctor's House Bed and Breakfast on Martha's Vineyard was renovated and reopened just after the 4th of July in 1999. Its name is derived from the previous owners, three physicians who lived and practiced here until the 1980's. The inn originally commanded an open view of busy Vineyard Haven harbor and all its boating activity. From the widow's walk you can still watch the harbor comings and goings today. The landmark towering Black Oak tree in the yard dates from the late 1700's and offers rest and shade for your special vacation memories.
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