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Travel Fanboy
I’m not saying that some of my peers in the travel/points and miles blogosphere are guilty of primarily promoting credit cards that give them the best commission, but I’m not not saying it. Accordingly, some...
Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe: Trip Report
We had decided to do a Lake Tahoe trip early this year, and looking up hotels in the area, the Hyatt Regency stood out as the top choice for us. It’s a Category 5 property, and with rates running from the mid-300’s to...
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Up-Down: Alpha Testing Milwaukee’s Arcade Bar
Located on Milwaukee’s Brady Street, Up-Down, which I believe is Algonquin for, “The Good Land”, is two floors of nostalgia-driven excellence. By complete chance, I had the opportunity to visit during...
The Eliza Jane New Orleans: Review
Always on the lookout for the unique, I opted to stay at the newly minted Eliza Jane hotel, a Hyatt property, on a recent trip to New Orleans. The refurbished building, which once housed a newspaper office, has design...
The Westin Book Cadillac Detroit: Review
If you’re visiting Detroit, the two SPG properties, Aloft and Westin, are ideally located in the heart of the city, within walking distance of many attractions, restaurants, and bars. The Westin Book Cadillac Detroit is...
Mera Business Lounge – CUN Terminal 3
The Mera Business Lounge in terminal 3 of Cancun International Airport (CUN) is a small, crowded space, but is still far better than being with the masses outside. Terminal 3 is absolutely frenetic and claustrophobic...
Bad Luck Bar: Detroit
When the Fanwife turned me down an obscure back alley in Detroit, I thought the next time you all would hear about me would be on an episode of Dateline. Instead, she was guiding me to one of the best cocktail...
Good Credit Cards for Casual Travelers and Points/Miles Newbies
To hear my sultry voice discuss these cards and strategies in more depth, use the player above or download on whichever app you use for your podcast listening enjoyment. Know that this is far from a complete list or...
