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Oh heeey it’s   and guess what? We’re a small business!Our goal at One Adventure Away is to take some of the stress out ...
11/30/2024

Oh heeey it’s and guess what? We’re a small business!

Our goal at One Adventure Away is to take some of the stress out of travel by crafting personalized travel plans that get you closer to that perfect travel moment.

Check us out at www.1adventureaway.com or hit us up in our DMs! We can’t do anything about TSA, but we can find you that life-giving cappuccino! ☕️

Just now wrapping up a few weeks here in England touring some ancient (like, OLD old) sites, and it’s been fabulous and ...
08/11/2024

Just now wrapping up a few weeks here in England touring some ancient (like, OLD old) sites, and it’s been fabulous and certainly eye-opening in terms of family-friendly travel.

If you know me, you know that I don’t automatically dismiss short-term rentals as the tools of the devil because in a lot of cases, they’re literally the only cost-effective, comfortable way a family can travel together. The solution for family travel so many hotels offer is a room that is twice as expensive for two double beds crammed right next to each other… and any family can tell you that has never been a good solution.

This trip (with the exception of London because we literally had no choice) we stayed in small, ancient B&Bs (the Garden Hilton at Heathrow T2 being a notable exception lol), as first of all, those are the kinds of places we love to stay but second of all, I wanted to see how they ranked against the bigger, more expensive hotels in terms of comfort for families traveling together.

Here’s what I found, ranked in order of worst to best:

…and people wonder why families fall back into the arms of short-term rentals. 🙄Just trying to book a hotel room for my ...
01/17/2024

…and people wonder why families fall back into the arms of short-term rentals. 🙄

Just trying to book a hotel room for my husband, 13 year old kid, and me in London this summer. That’s all! Should be simple right? I would say a good 70% of the hotels in the area we need to be (in City of London, near the Tower) can’t accommodate more than three people per room. We could get two rooms, one for our underage kid and one for us and lie about who’s staying in the rooms… and then we get to pay for two £500 per night rooms instead of one. And hilariously if they can accommodate three people in a room? It’s usually over £1,000 per night for the privilege of having our teenager curl up on a sofa at the foot of our bed.

Please find a way to do better, hotels. I want to book with characteristic, historic, independently run hotels but it sure is rough.

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