Hyatt Place Boise, Hotel Review
Now that we live on the West Coast, taking quick trips on Alaska Airlines is an easy option for a weekend get away. While getting airline tickets is easy with miles or even cheap sales, one of the more expensive parts are the hotel stays. The Hyatt Place in downtown Boise is not only perfectly located for exploring the city, but depending on how you play it, you can stay here for next to nothing. Boise airport is located just a few...
Priority Pass Lounge Mexico City Airport Review
Mexico City airport has a few Priority pass lounges, and while the American Airlines Admiral’s club was fine, we thought we’d see about one of the other lounges. The Grand Lounge Elite sounds really awesome, right? I mean, it’s Grand, it’s Elite, and it’s a Lounge…must be the best! Well, it’s definitely a...
Knack Bags – Our New Favorite Work and Travel Bag
I’ll admit that during Covid, the idea of trying out a new bag, or adding a new travel bag to my arsenal, was the last thing on my mind. On the other hand, I’d become so accustomed to traveling with the same boring backpack for so many years, that I had not even considered looking at any other bags. We got turned on to this new company, Knack, and their line of bags designed to give you a...
Hyatt Regency DFW Dallas Airport, Hotel Review
There are two hotels right at the DFW airport that make transiting a breeze. One is directly connected to the Airport (the Grand Hyatt) and the other which is just a quick 5 minute drive or 10 minute walk away is the Hyatt Regency. Directly adjacent to Terminal C, getting to and from your flight is a breeze Airport Arrival The day was a blistering 108 degrees in Dallas, but once the sun went down it got a little bit cooler. As we...
Last Chance for our Favorite Travel Clothes at 50% off
We’ve written extensively in the past about our favorite travel clothes, Bluffworks. Their clothes combine perfectly to make a ton of wardrobes available, and with wrinkle, stain, and stink resistant fabric, throwing them in your backpack and heading on a road trip is easier than ever. Some of their formal wear (suit separates, for example) along with some casual styles are available at 50% off, and sizes are going fast....
We’re Back! And We Missed You
Hello y’all! It’s good to be here 🙂 And it’s good to be back. It’s been a whirlwind few months with Covid and we’ve seen a lot of changes in the travel space. Rest assured, all your emails of “are you still alive” have been received, and we appreciate the support. We took about a month off to refresh and regroup, even heading out on a few vacations (remember what those were?) and will have...
American Airlines 737 MEX-DFW Review
American Airlines offers a “domestic†service on what is very obviously an “international†route, and disappointed on many levels. Here’s a review the underwhelming flight. Perhaps you can use this and learn that just because you’re crossing an international border, it doesn’t mean that you’re...
Alaska Airlines Service and Catering during Covid-19
Each Airline is taking their Covid-19 situation slightly differently. Alaska Airlines seems to be taking it a step further, rolling out a “Next Level Care” operation that takes into account everything from cleaning to touch points in the airport. Alaska Airlines’ policies on Covid will remain in effect until October 31st, but I imagine they’re going to be extended past that. An empty plane! Onboard...
This Hotel Chain is also Registering you to Vote when you Stay
It’s no secret that this November election is going to be the most important in the history of our nation. Voter registration is up and people are concerned, rightfully so, about the coronavirus and the voting booth. One hotel chain is turning over 500 locations into voter registration centers, allowing you to register to vote when you check-in. What’s ESA? ESA, or Extended Stay America, is a chain of long-term hotel stays...
American Airlines Snuck in Negative Changes to their Fee Waivers
Unless you were living under a rock for the past 36 hours, you’ve by now noticed that the three legacy carriers in the United States, American, Delta, and United, all eliminated the fee waivers for domestic flights for 2021 and beyond. While this was heralded as a huge win for customers, not all was perfect. Delta and United still will charge you for International changes to Canada and Mexico, and American Airlines slipped...
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