by Jeanne Brei Just stepping into Anaheim’s fresh air—not hot, not cold, not humid—you are immediately struck by all the possibilities of fun and adventure.
by Jeanne Brei As regular readers know, I love everything vintage and retro. And when Anaheim began revitalizing their downtown, they started by restoring three
Of course, you could do the luxurious, convenient hotel stay on the Anaheim Campus, and stay at the Anaheim Marriott, the Hilton Anaheim, the Sheraton
by Jeanne Brei Faithful readers know how partial I am to historical Art Deco architecture, live music featuring the Great American Song Book and all
by Jeanne Brei The historic Brown Palace Hotel and Spa, part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection, is known as the longest operating hotel in Denver and
Denver’s Old West History Lives On by Jeanne Brei Denver is ranked as the fourth most walkable downtown in the nation but you can still
by Jeanne Brei An only-in-Denver experience, Casa Bonita is the absolute mecca of theme restaurants with 52,000 square feet, seating for more than 1,000, more
(Pictured above: Castle Marne’s romantic formal dining room) by Jeanne Brei Founded by gold miners in 1858, Denver’s historical side includes dining. One of the
by Jeanne Brei Readers know my affinity for historic buildings and Nashville encourages not just historical preservation but renovations on the interiors as well. You
by Jeanne Brei There are city tours, and then there’s the Music City Rollin’ Jamboree…The Rollin’ Jamboree is a rolling country music, comedy sing-along on
by Jeanne Brei If cities had a soundtrack, Nashville’s would be a mix of music’s past, present and future that’s a little bit country, bluegrass,
by Jeanne Brei Nashville is known for its down-home cooking and hot fried chicken which you can check out at Prince’s Hot Chicken Shack, Hattie
