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March 9, 2023
The 10 Best Airbnbs Near Universal Studios Hollywood
The area around Universal Studios Hollywood is a bustling neighborhood that offers plenty of entertainment options for families. The neighborhood is known as Universal City and has a variety of hotels, restaurants, and shops. If you’re looking for another option, there are also many quality Airbnbs near Universal Studios Hollywood. There are many family-friendly activities to do in the area including visiting the famous Universal Studios theme park which has rides, shows, and attractions based on popular movies and TV shows. Families can also visit nearby attractions such as the Hollywood Walk of Fame or take a tour of celebrity homes.
When it comes to dining options, there are plenty of choices in Universal City. From fast food to sit-down restaurants, visitors can find something to suit their taste buds. Some popular options include Hard Rock Cafe, Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., and Vivo Italian Kitchen. For those looking for something sweet, Voodoo Doughnut is a must-visit spot for unique donut flavors.
Overall, the area around Universal Studios Hollywood is an exciting destination for families looking for entertainment and good eats. With so much to see and do in the area, it’s no wonder why it’s such a popular tourist destination.
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Universal contemporary villa with pool
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This resort-style home offers guests their very own piece of paradise with five bedrooms, four bathrooms, two kitchens, TVs in all bedrooms, a garden patio with a pool and grill, free parking and central heating and air. The property is centrally located, professionally decorated and recently remodeled to offer guests contemporary design and comfort. The house features two separate buildings: the main house has four bedrooms, a full kitchen, living room and laundry room while the guesthouse includes a studio bedroom with a kitchenette. Guests have access to the entire private property including the large backyard with its beautiful pool. The location is perfect for exploring popular attractions such as Universal Studios & CityWalk or Beverly Hills/Rodeo Drive for shopping. There are also plenty of excellent restaurants and bars nearby including Angler, Matsuhisa, Granville and Joan’s on Third among others. Whether you’re looking for a short-term or long-term stay in Los Angeles, this property promises to pamper and relax guests during their visit.
10 guests
Price: $476 per night
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This luxurious custom getaway in the Studio City Hills is a perfect place for guests seeking solace and tranquility. The property features three bedrooms, three bathrooms, an office space, and high-end amenities such as a hot tub, barbecue grill, fire pit right outside the master bedroom, and even a theater room which is rare in an Airbnb home. Guests can enjoy all that this property has to offer while being just minutes away from Universal Studios. This off-the-beaten-path spot promises to be a lap of luxury.
Six guests
Price: $450 per night
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This private, 2200 square feet home with four beds and three baths is located at the end of a street in San Fernando Valley. The backyard features a pool, spa, outdoor dining table and barbecue — perfect for relaxing after exploring LA’s hotspots. The first level of the house includes a bedroom and attached guest bathroom, as well as a large living room with an ice hockey table and adjacent dining room that leads to the patio. The kitchen is located at the end of the hallway with its own breakfast area seating four people. Upstairs you’ll find a huge master suite with an oversized bathroom and walk-in closet, along with two additional bedrooms and another bathroom in the hallway. Kids will love playing outside in the spacious yard complete with basketball hoop while adults can relax by the pool on lounging chairs or soak in the hot tub. There are three free parking spaces available in front of the house and two more inside the garage.There’s an extra couch in the living room for sleeping arrangements, there’s also one portable twin bed and two twin mattresses available for up to three more guests. Weekly pool service is provided every Tuesday and Friday for maximum cleanliness, but guests are responsible for refilling gas tanks for barbecue grills.
10 guests
Price: $417 per night
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This newly renovated Hollywood Hills celebrity home boasts breathtaking views of the city lights, San Gabriel and Santa Monica mountains, the Hollywood sign, and, of course, Hogwarts and Universal. It’s conveniently located less than two miles away from popular attractions such as Universal Studios, Warner Brothers Studio, the Hollywood Bowl, and the Magic Castle. Hiking enthusiasts will love that Runyon Canyon is within walking distance while other great hiking areas are just a few miles away. The house itself features two bedrooms and two baths with a balcony off the master bedroom that offers stunning valley and mountain views. There’s also a private patio/outdoor dining area on the lower level for added convenience.
Four guests
Price: $375 per night
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Nestled in the hills, this amazing house offers a private gate and driveway that leads up to its mid-century/cabin style. Its central location makes it easily accessible to all of LA while also boasting breathtaking hillside views that are best enjoyed during sundown on the deck. Perfect for a getaway, this house offers an ideal blend of seclusion and convenience. It has a kitchen, dedicated workspace, washer, dryer, wood-burning indoor fireplace, and pets are allowed. Crucially, there’s free parking on the premises.
Seven guests
Price: $276 per night
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This charming Mediterranean-style home boasts original touches and a large remodeled double sink bathroom. The two-bedroom house has a full chef’s kitchen and dining area, with two queen beds in the bedrooms (one of which is also a futon). Guests can enjoy the large outdoor backyard with a covered dining table, as well as an elevated balcony that offers beautiful views of Studio City. The backyard features steps leading up to a “view area” where guests can relax on outdoor furniture and take in the stunning sights. Inside, the living room sofa converts to a bed for additional sleeping space, while an air mattress can accommodate up to four more guests in the living room or bedrooms, bringing the maximum occupancy to eight. There is an HDTV with internet TV and Netflix included for entertainment. Although there are 35 steps to climb up to the property, free street parking is available right outside on the street. Overall, this historic home provides old-world charm combined with new contemporary furniture for a chic feel that guests won’t forget.
Five guests
Price: $269 per night
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This spacious two-bedroom, two-bathroom suite is situated in the heart of a gorgeous area, surrounded by hundreds of restaurants, bars, studios, and tourist attractions. Just four miles away from Universal Studios and a short drive to all the Hollywood and LA hotspots, this retreat is nestled in a quiet family-friendly neighborhood while still offering easy access to everything. The suite includes parking, a huge living and dining area with a 55-inch 4K HDTV above the fireplace and two 32-inch TVs in the bedrooms. There’s a king bed, queen bed (both with 10″ hybrid mattresses), and two super comfy inflatable twin beds – all with luxury linens and pillows. The full-size kitchen features utensils and basic cookware as well as high-end appliances like dishwasher, microwave, stove, oven and refrigerator. Other amenities include central air conditioning/heating, hardwood/carpet floors, bathtub, washer/dryer combo unit and outdoor storage for bikes etc. The space is cleaned by professional maids who follow rigorous sanitation protocols between each guest stay to ensure maximum cleanliness. Additionally, there are controlled/gated access points to ensure guest safety at all times. Please note that early check-ins require scheduling ahead of time with our check-in specialist and may not always be possible due to demand.
Six guests
Price: $244 per night
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This private 2-bedroom Hollywood Hills home is conveniently located within walking distance to both Universal Studios and the red line metro station. The house boasts a gas fireplace, vaulted ceilings, skylights, hardwood floors, central air, Wi-Fi, cable TV, galley kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and a large fenced-in yard complete with trees and a private hot tub for guest use. There is an outdoor parallel tandem parking spot available and laundry on site that is shared with the separate tenant unit also located on the property. As a non-smoking house in a private alley with limited traffic nearby, guests can enjoy a clean and airy space just minutes away from popular attractions.
Five guests
Price: $232 per night
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A resort-style home that offers guests their very own piece of paradise with five bedrooms, four bathrooms, two kitchens, TVs in all bedrooms, a garden patio with a pool and grill, free parking and central heating/air. The property is centrally located, professionally decorated and recently remodeled to offer guests contemporary design and comfort. The house features two separate buildings; the main house has four bedrooms, a full kitchen, living room and laundry room while the guesthouse includes a studio bedroom with a kitchenette. Guests have access to the entire private property including the large backyard with its beautiful pool. The location is perfect for exploring popular attractions such as Universal Studios and CityWalk or Beverly Hills/Rodeo Drive for shopping. There are also plenty of excellent restaurants and bars nearby including Angler, Matsuhisa, Granville and Joan’s on Third among others. Whether you’re looking for a short-term or long-term stay in Los Angeles, this property promises to pamper and relax guests during their visit.
Six guests
Price: $270 per night
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A newly remodeled large studio that’s located in a prime location just minutes away from all major studios such as Universal Studios, Disney, Warner Bros, Harry Potter World, LA Zoo, Hollywood and Griffith Park. It’s also conveniently located two miles from Burbank Airport and five miles from Hollywood with easy access to the subway and all major freeways. The space is business-ready with high-speed internet, TV Roku, Netflix and a fully loaded kitchen for your convenience. The walkable quiet neighborhood has a 24-hour grocery store and pharmacy as well as Whole Foods nearby. You’ll have access to a private backyard and plenty of street parking right in front of the property. The area is filled with amazing restaurants including Umami Burger, Morton’s Steakhouse, Starbucks, Coffee Bean, Ca del Sol, Olive & Thyme, Cafe Magazzino, Sweetsalt, Simple Things, Chipotle, Lemonade and many more offering Italian, Argentinian and other world tastes. Enjoy your stay in this spacious studio with cathedral ceilings featuring a large bathroom and dining room table with a large sectional couch and an Aero Bed for extra sleeping arrangements.
Two guests
Price: $129 per night
Geodesic dome rentals in the US
If you’re looking for a more unique rental for your next vacation, give a pass to a cabin or treehouse and opt instead for a geodesic dome. Perfect for architecture enthusiasts — or anyone who wants a funky vacation rental — dome houses are available to rent across the US.
Airbnb launched its Domes category to highlight the best dome properties available for rent. There’s a rare mushroom dome in the redwoods of Aptos, California, a chic glamping option in New York’s Catskills, and a few other cool dwellings that you can actually rent out. These are some of the coolest dome houses in the US.
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1. Spaceship-inspired dome in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
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See more photosThis is the original home of landscape designer Joseph Yacoboni, who built 26 white steel domes in the US. The futuristic rental, which was built to withstand earthquakes and hurricanes, comfortably sleeps six. The three bedrooms are spacious and very unique, but it’s worth reading through the listing in full as the furnishings are vintage and the owners want to manage expectations.
Six guests, three bedrooms
Price: $199 per night
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See more photosThis very nice glamping option is run by The Outlier Inn, a farm located in Sullivan County in the Catskills, only 90 miles from New York City. They have a range of accommodation options and spaces on the property you can rent — from a full-service recording studio to event and workshop spaces. The farm has greenhouses and a vegetable garden, as well as chickens, sheep, goats, alpacas, two cats, and a dog. It is advised that guests’ dogs will need to stay on a leash. The glamping dome has a large bed, and extra guests can request to stay too, but they will need to bring a camp bed or cot and bedding and towels. The bathroom is outdoors and includes a double shower, sink, and claw foot bathtub. Cooking can be done in the outdoor kitchen, and there’s also a communal fire pit and grill. The farm owners come across as very welcoming and accommodating to needs, such as prearranged sleepovers.
Sixteen guests, one bedroom
Price: $379 per night
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See more photosBuilt close by the Russian River, which winds its way through Wine Country of Northern California, this one-bed, one-bath dome is an ideal rental on the west coast for a couple or solo traveler. Being minutes away from the river and the Sonoma coastline, guests have access to countless hiking trails and options for outdoor activities on the waterway. The geodesic dome is on 2.5 acres of private property in the redwoods, which could easily make a vacation here feel like an exclusive retreat — or perhaps a private observatory, as the skylights, outdoor decks, and hydrotherapy hot tub are perfect for stargazing. The spacious living room offers sweeping views of the forest, and for those who are feeling creative, the writing nook in the loft is an idyllic place to get some personal space. The listing does allow for a third guest as the couch is big enough — just note it does not pull out.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $228 per night
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See more photosThis geodesic dome, built into the hillside in Idyllwild and offering views to the ocean on clear days, is perfect for a group booking. There are four bedrooms, three bathrooms, ample outdoor deck space, and a hot tub. The impressive living room steals attention as its 26-foot ceiling and floor space takes up a third of the dome’s structure.
Ten guests, four bedrooms
Price: $405 per night
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See more photosThis rental is part of a larger development of two domes located at a trailhead to the Phoenix Mountains. Once featured in Life Magazine, the property has rave reviews on Airbnb. Although guests have access to just one of the domes, the huge deck space grants an outlook over the stunning landscape and mountains. The dome is completely private and has a self-check-in and parking. The listing is awarded plus status for its level of hospitality and attention to detail.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $160 per night
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See more photosThis tiny, DIY dome is a very popular listing on Airbnb. Located in the redwoods of Aptos, California, it’s a great place to rent if you want to be close to Santa Cruz or Monterey — but also have peace and seclusion. Built on 10 acres of private land, the dome gives you access to endless hiking options, and at night, it’s an ideal spot for stargazing. The tiny house has an upstairs bedroom with a queen-sized bed, bathroom, and kitchenette.
Three guests, one bedroom
Price: $159 per night
Set among the majestic Joshua Tree desert, this geodesic dome Airbnb offers a unique and unforgettable experience. From its three sides of windows, you can gaze out at the star-filled sky while lounging in front of the dome house. Inside, you’ll find a cozy space that includes a fully appointed kitchen, air conditioning/heating system, and high-quality furniture. Whether you’re looking for an outdoor getaway or an intimate retreat from reality, this domed abode is perfect for all types of travelers; solo explorers and couples alike will appreciate the rustic ambiance it provides.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $222 per night
Nestled among the rolling hills and tall grass of Baileyville, Kansas lies this unique egg-shaped dome Airbnb. The property is decorated with sturdy and beautiful stained glass windows, which bring an element of warmth and charm to the space. Inside, you’ll find an eclectic assortment of furniture, bookshelves lined with many books and records, as well as a comfortable queen-size bed. Enjoy a serene country setting from the top of the dome where there is enough room for up to four people to relax in peace under the stars. Whether you’re searching for a romantic getaway or a family outing, this cozy dome Airbnb provides a truly unique experience in rural Kansas.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $150 per night
This unique Airbnb in Crestone, Colorado provides an experience like no other. Surrounded by the majestic San Luis Valley, this property is brimming with spiritual vibes that radiate throughout its seven acres of land. Creations such as a labyrinth and yin-yang-inspired circle are scattered among the land, perfect for those looking to take a deep dive into their spirituality. Inside, you’ll find beautiful wooden sculptures, colorful artwork and comfortable sleeping arrangements. No matter what your spiritual path may be, at this Airbnb you will be filled with a peace and sense of connection to Mother Nature that will stay with you long after your time here has ended.
Five guests, three bedrooms
Price: $127 per night
March 8, 2023
Wyoming’s Wind River Country Makes for the Ultimate Western Road Trip
Wyoming, in many ways, is still the Wild West. In the summer, the state entices tourists with blooming trails, mountain panoramas, and open-window road trips. But head southeast of Yellowstone, and you’ll understand why Wind River Country is an all-season destination — including during the coldest months — thanks to vibrant badlands, reservations that roam with bison, and plenty of small town charm.
Things to do in Wind River Country Wyoming
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History and gaming at Wind River Hotel & CasinoLearn about the land — and play slots — at The Northern Arapaho Experience Room. Located in the Wind River Hotel & Casino, this intimate museum dives into Northern Arapaho history through various artifacts, images, and stories. Call ahead of time and you can tour the museum with Arapaho elders as your guides. You’ll learn all about Arapaho history, both past and present, and gain a deeper understanding of your surroundings. Both Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone people reside on the Wind River Reservation: one of the country’s largest.
Wind River Hotel & Casino: 180 Red Wolf Place, Riverton, WY 82501
Wander around Lander
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Art lovers — and shoppers — rejoice. Staying warm in the winter is all about moving those muscles, but you’ll be tempted to pause all along Lander’s main street. Start at the Lander Art Center and go forth from there. Colorful murals of Wyoming’s wildlife adorn brick buildings, while nature inspires the paintings inside local shops. Make sure to stop by Alchemy, a cooperative of artists who make and sell scenic landscapes, one-of-kind jewelry, and intricate ceramics, among other handmade creations.
Lander art district: 258 Main St, Lander, WY 82520
Meet Wyoming’s bisonAccording to the Wind River Tribal Buffalo Initiative, bison aren’t livestock; they’re wildlife — and you can see them for yourself. The initiative, which launched last year, aims to reintegrate buffalo into the culture and diets of tribal communities. Both Shoshone and Arapaho bison reside on the initiative’s land. Visitors are welcome, though you should reach out well in advance.
Wind River Tribal Buffalo Initiative: 10929 Hwy 26 Kinnear, WY 82516
Sinks Canyon State Park
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Wind River Country’s scenery is an attraction in and of itself. Perhaps no place better exemplifies the glory of Wyoming’s wilderness than Sinks Canyon State Park. Here, a snowshoe across the suspension bridge transports you into the region’s very own Narnia. If hiking isn’t enough of an activity, the park is also great for rock climbing and wildlife-spotting. For even more views, stop by the visitor’s center down the road.
Sinks Canyon State Park: 3079 Sinks Canyon Rd, Lander, WY 82520
National Museum of Military VehiclesWhether you’re a war buff or remember little from high school history class, this is one museum you won’t want to miss. Billionaire Dan Starks turned his personal vehicle collection into a sprawling museum that warrants more than a pitstop. It’s for this reason that tickets come with two-day access. Short on time? Don’t miss the Vietnam exhibit, which takes a multimedia approach to history. Or, take Starks’ guided tour, where the past comes to life object-by-object and story-by-story. Once your legs tire, stop by the museum’s canteen for a snack.
National Museum of Military Vehicles: 6419 US-26, Dubois, WY 82513
Snowmobile at Togwotee Mountain Lodge
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Snow goes with winter like speed goes with snowmobiles, and at Togwotee Mountain Lodge, there’s no shortage of any. The lodge offers snowmobile rentals as well as guided snowmobile tours of the area’s 600 miles of trails. While snowmobiling tends to favor thrill-seekers, beginners need not steer clear; the trails range in difficulty, while the snowmobiles are especially beginner-friendly. Hold down the throttle, and you’ll feel the wind of the Winds — and see the scenery in no time.
Togwotee Mountain Lodge: 27655 US-26, Moran, WY 83013
Where to eat and drink in Wind River CountryBison, steak, and shrimp frequent menus across the region, as do pasta dishes that incorporate each of the above. In the Winds, you’ll find charming cafes, hip lunch joints, and bison-themed restaurants that do food just as well as they do ambiance.
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Brown Sugar Coffee Roastery: There’s no need to grab your coffee to-go. Brown Sugar Coffee Roastery is a deceivingly spacious cafe decorated with local artwork. Equally creative, the food ranges from open-faced BLT and beet bagels to spruced-up salads and croissant sandwiches. The roastery opens for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You can fuel up for the day — or wind down for the night — however and whenever you choose.
Brown Sugar Coffee Roastery: 203 E Main St, Riverton, WY 82501
Sweet Surprises Gourmet Cupcakes: What’s a road trip without snacks? This cupcake shop on Riverton’s main street offers more than cupcakes, with options that suit any kind of sweet tooth. The lemon bars are enough to convert even the most avid of chocoholics into a citrus fan, though the chocolate cupcakes certainly warrant a taste. After all, you can’t stop in a cupcake shop without grabbing a cupcake … or two, for the road.
Sweet Surprises Gourmet Cupcakes: 221A E Main St, Riverton, WY 82501
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The Middle Fork: For a restaurant with “fork” in the name, there’s a surprising amount of finger food — and that’s a good thing. The fried chicken sandwich comes ultra-crispy and flavorful, with a spiced sriracha sauce. Although the Middle Fork is open for breakfast and the occasional dinner, lunch is the best time to order fries. Ask for a side of fry sauce; it’s a Western classic for a reason. With a laid-back vibe, The Middle Fork is a perfect stopping point — or, rather, middle point — during your road trip.
The Middle Fork: 351 Main St, Lander, WY 82520
Lander Bake Shop: Lander’s main street may not be large, but the menu at the Lander Bake Shop doesn’t skimp out. You can start your day with a drink of your choosing, whether you’re a fan of chai or can’t function without your morning latte. The scones come in a variety of flavors, as do the bagels and cream cheese.
Lander Bake Shop: 259 Main St, Lander, WY 82520
Cowfish: Mere steps from The Middle Fork, Cowfish has a menu as fun as its name. The restaurant boasts an extensive beer and cocktail list, so start with your preferred drink. While you can order plenty of cow and fish entrees, the pastas are the true stars; try the penne with cow tenderloin tips, ravioli with bison, or spaetzle with sirloin.
Cowfish: 148 Main St, Lander, WY 82520
DuboisThe Lone Buffalo Steakhouse: Located on main street Dubois, this steakhouse is all about the animals — both those on the menu and those on the wall. You’ll dine beneath bison, moose, and elk heads as you feast on salad, steak, and your choice of potato. The standout of the meal, however, isn’t any one entree, but the honey butter that accompanies the fresh, warm rolls. You’ll want to dip straight into the butter, no knife necessary.
The Lone Buffalo Steakhouse: 120 E Rams Horn, Dubois, WY 82513
Where to stay in Wind River Country WyomingCamping at Sinks Canyon State Park
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If camping in the winter sounds extreme — not to mention cold — a yurt rental at Sinks Canyon State Park may very well change your mind. Not far from Lander, the park lets you embrace the vistas of camping with all the ease of glamping. The yurts can sleep between six to 10 people and come with either one or two bunkbeds, as well as a heater, futon, grill, porch, and picnic table. The park’s four yurts are available for rental year-round. To make matters even easier, you can park mere steps from your accommodations and save the hike for the on-site trails.
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Crooked Creek Guest RanchLocated in Dubois, this 17-cabin ranch stretches more than 8,000 feet into the Wind River Mountain Range. Both the Shoshone National Forest and Togwotee Mountain Lodge are within driving distance, though you’ll have everything you need on-site. Each log cabin comes with both modern amenities — a coffee maker, shower, Wi-Fi, and heater — and creative finishing touches. Think: horseshoe coat racks, animal-patterned lampshades, tree-inspired toilet paper holders. The lodge boasts a restaurant and bar, so you can end a day of snowmobiling with a bowl of Buffalo bolognese. Depending on your timing, you may even spot the ranch’s resident moose, Lucy, poking around the lodge.
Crooked Creek Guest Ranch: 76 Fir Rd, Dubois, WY 82513
How to get to Wind River CountryFlying into Riverton is your best bet for direct access to Wind River Country. The airport offers one flight daily to and from Denver. Alternatively, you can fly into Jackson Hole or Casper and drive to the Winds.
Once there, snowshoes can only get you so far, so a car is key. You’ll want to arrange your transportation ahead of time. In Riverton, you can rent a car through Priceless. You can also book a taxi or another form of transportation via the Central Wyoming Airport.
As for driving conditions, the roads are well-maintained and mostly clear, even in the winter. You can drive at your own pace and stop for pictures along the way. Keep your eyes peeled for moose, deer, and the occasional bighorn sheep.
You Can Cook Breakfast on the Sidewalk in This Volcanic City in Japan
In the Shizuoka Prefecture of Japan, on the Izu Peninsula, a city called Atami sits in the crater of an extinct volcano on the eastern shore of Sagami Bay. Atami is known for its therapeutic hot springs, and the city’s name translates to “hot ocean.” There’s more to Atami than hot springs, however. The city’s geothermal activity also causes underground water to heat up, which can be seen in the form of steam vents throughout the area — vents so hot you can boil an egg in them.
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A TikToker named Winston Butterfield tested this theory. In the video above, Butterfield appears to set up a mesh colander over one of these steam vents, place four raw eggs inside of the colander, and wait for the steam to cook the eggs through. (Butterfield also cites chef and TV personality Alton Brown’s claim that cooking an egg in steam is superior to cooking it in boiling water because it helps to prevent the egg white from sticking to the egg shell, thus making it easier to peel.) He then blanches the egg in a faucet by the steam vent that flows with local mountain spring water and seasons the peeled egg with locally harvested sea salt from the Pacific Ocean.
This phenomenon is not unique to Atami and could theoretically be observed in other geothermal areas around the world, such as Yellowstone National Park, Rotorua in New Zealand, El Tatio in Chile, Hveragerði in Iceland, or in Beppu on the island of Kyushu in Japan (Atami is located on Honshu). Similarly, in the Azores Islands off Portugal, you can drink tea straight from a volcano. Of course, that’s not to say that you can start boiling eggs or making tea wherever you see a steam vent — a similar stunt would require you to prioritize safety and follow any guidelines or regulations set by local authorities when visiting these types of destinations.
But it sure is a cool idea for a hot breakfast.
This High-Speed Train Between Paris and Barcelona Takes You Through the Best of Southern France
From Paris, you can travel to most of Western Europe without every having to step inside an airport. Paris’ six busy train stations are the departure points for high-speed trains to London, Amsterdam, several cities in Italy, and Zurich, making travel in this part of the world a lot more relaxing, and often, much cheaper than flying. And if it’s Spain you want to travel to, there’s a direct, high-speed train from Paris to Barcelona, too. Once you’re done with the Eiffel Tower, hop into this train and make your way to La Sagrada Família in just a few hours.
Is there a high-speed train from Paris to Barcelona?Is it better to fly or take the train from Paris to Barcelona?How much is the train ride from Paris to Barcelona?Is the Paris to Barcelona train scenic?How long is the train ride from Barcelona to Paris?Where to stay in Barcelona to be near Barcelona Sants train stationIs there a high-speed train from Paris to Barcelona?
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There are up to three daily direct TGVs InOui between Paris Gare de Lyon and Barcelona Sants.
The term “TGV” is an acronym meaning “Train à Grande Vitesse”, or high-speed train. TGVs InOui are a little more modern than regular TGVs with an electrical outlet for every seat, unlimited WiFi on board, a café-bar car selling a larger variety of food and beverages, etc.
Taking the high-speed train between Paris and Barcelona is a popular option, so book your ticket in advance if you can to get the best price and the best seats.
Is it better to fly or take the train from Paris to Barcelona?Choosing between taking the train or flying between between Paris and Barcelona is more of a personal preference than a no-brainer.
There are up to three daily direct, high-speed train between Paris and Barcelona and the trip takes 6.5 hours, whereas there are many flights from Paris to Barcelona daily and they take one hour and 45 minutes. Of course, knowing that you need to make your way to Charles de Gaulle Airport that’s located about one hour by train from the center of Paris, and that you need to be at the airport two hours prior to your international flight, choosing the train may be the most convenient and stress-free option. But it all depends on your schedule.
As far as price is concerned, to score a deal on your train ticket, you need to book your journey in advance on the website French railway company SNCF. Airlines (low-cost or otherwise) might offer prices that are in par with you might see on the SNCF booking system.
In terms of comfort, the seats and offerings on the TGV InOui beats what you’ll get in an airplane, but the trip is much longer.
Taking the train is the greener option of the two, with a much smaller carbon footprint than flying. By riding the train you emit 65 times less carbon dioxide than if you were to take the same journey by plane, the SNCF reports.
How much is the train ride from Paris to Barcelona?
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The fare for a one-way, direct, high-speed train journey between Paris and Barcelona depends on your dates of travel and the class of service you want, starting at only $41.15 (39 €) in second class.
The TGV InOui between Paris and Barcelona has two classes of service: Second class and Fist class.
Second class: Adjustable seats, adjustable tray table, one electrical outlet per seat, unlimited WiFi, individual lights, access to the café-bar car. Second-class cars have two seating configurations: side-by-side seats and two seats facing each other.First class: Larger and more comfortable, adjustable seats, adjustable tray table, one electrical outlet per seat, Unlimited WiFi, individual lights, access to the café-bar car. First-class cars have three seating configurations: individual seats, side-by-side seats, and two seats facing each other.Note that the higher the class, the better the exchange and refund conditions.
On the TGV InOui, there is no limit on the amount of luggage you can bring with you or the weight of your luggage. That said, your luggage can’t be any more than 51.1 inches in height and 35.4 inches in width. You can also take your skis, musical instrument, surf board, and more on board without any extra charge.
Is the Paris to Barcelona train scenic?The Paris to Barcelona train journey is one that allows passengers to take in the beauty of the French and Spanish countryside, including the superb Rhône Valley. The TGV InOui between Paris and Barcelona rides along the Meditarrenan coast and the Pyrenées, and stops in the following cities: Valence, Nîmes, Montpellier, Sète, Agde, Béziers, Narbonne, Perpignan, Figueras, and Gérone.
Some TGVs InOui are double-decker trains. For the best views, choose the upper deck and a seat by a window.
How long is the train ride from Barcelona to Paris?The high-speed, direct train between Paris and Barcelona takes 6.5 hours to reach its destination.
Where to stay in Barcelona to be near Barcelona Sants train stationFor places to stay in Paris, check out Matador‘s list of Airbnbs in Paris’ coolest neighbood and the best boutique hotels, or take a look at the hotels near Gare de Lyon that we previously selected.
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AC Hotel Sants by Marriott
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See more photosThe AC Hotel Sants by Marriott is a modern hotel located three minutes away on foot from the Sants Train Station and less than 15 minutes from Plaza de España. The property’s prime location provides easy access to MACBA (Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art), La Sagrada Família, and the city center. Each of the 78 guestrooms are decorated in a simple, contemporary style. The AC Lounge, the on-site restaurant, offers a breakfast buffet and varied items for dinner, including salads, sandwiches, seasonal soups, hamburgers, and more.
Book NowNobu Hotel Barcelona
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See more photosThe Nobu Hotel Barcelona is a five-star hotel whose modern decor is inspired by Japanese interiors. The property is located a four-minute walk away from the Barcelona Sants train station, and very close to the charming neighbourhood of Eixample. The hotel has 259 sleek and spacious guest rooms and suites, as well as a spa, a fitness center, and two restaurants including the world-class Nobu Restaurant, and Kozara for casual bites. Most points of interest in the city can be reached within 10 minutes by car or public transport.
Book NowBarceló Sants
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See more photosBarceló Sants is a four-star hotel whose futuristic, cutting-edge, and minimalist design is meant to resemble that of a space station. The hotel features 312 Orbitals rooms, 52 Stratosphere rooms, and 14 Orbital suites with impressive views of the city; all the rooms are equipped with modern amenities such as HD TVs, docking stations for iPhones, and free WiFi. The gym provides an opportunity to unwind, while two restaurants, the café, and the bar offer gastronomic delights to indulge in. The property is a five-minute walk to the train station of Barcelona Sants.
Book NowIf you prefer a private rental to a hotel, check out Matador‘s selection of the best Airbnbs In Barcelona.
Switzerland’s Ice Palace Is a Magical World of Ice and Snow
Switzerland is known for its beautiful lakes and snowy alpine landscape, but you might not be as familiar with its manmade icy wonder. The Ice Palace in Jungfraujoch, high in the Alps, is carved completely out of ice and snow, and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
@matadornetwork The Ice Palace at the Jungfraujoch in Switzerland is a magnificent sight to behold. Beyond the ice tunnel, visitors can take a moment to explore the grand ice sculptures and intricate carvings that have been carefully crafted over time and marvel at nature's majestic creationsShare this with someone you’d want to visit Switzerland with!
The Ice Palace has been a fixture at Jungfraujoch since 1931, when it was first built as a tourist attraction. Over the years, the palace has undergone several renovations and expansions, and it now covers an area of over 53,800 square feet. It includes an ice bar, an ice chapel, and a number of other sculptures and exhibits.
The Ice Palace is open all year round, but is especially magical in winter when it’s blanketed in snow. If you’re visiting during winter, make sure to dress warmly. The temperature inside stays at a constant 23 degrees, so you’ll want to make sure you have plenty of layers to keep warm.
In addition to the Ice Palace, there are several other attractions at Jungfraujoch, including an observatory deck, a Sphinx Observatory, and a Alpine Sensation Exhibit. You can also take a cable car ride or go hiking in the area. Jungfraujoch is also known as the “Top of Europe” because it is the highest railway station in Europe. It is located 11,333 feet above sea level, making it an ideal spot to visit if you want to experience the Swiss Alps in all their glory.
Cheap Eats in Tulum, Mexico: Tasty Restaurants You Need To Try
Once a crowd-free coastal destination in Mexico, Tulum is now one of Mexico’s most popular destinations, which means it has a large tourist infrastructure for a small town on the Riviera Maya. That includes a variety of restaurants where you’ll find everything from traditional cuisine to international fusion dishes made with locally sourced ingredients. One downside to Tulum’s food scene is the cost, especially compared to other destinations in Mexico, with high-end restaurants and trendy beach clubs charging prices comparable to those found in major cities. But even if Tulum no longer harbors one of Mexico’s underrated beaches, you can still eat well there on a budget — starting with these two restaurants.
Sabor de MarSabor de Mar is a seafood restaurant with two locations in central Tulum. The restaurant specializes in fresh, locally caught seafood dishes, with a large menu that features everything from ceviches, aguachile, and tuna tartare to tacos, tostadas, and whole grilled fish. Vegetarian and vegan options are also available. Patrons have their choice of indoor or outdoor seating at Sabor de Mar, which has an overall laid-back beach vibe, but the outdoor seating is particularly popular with tables set up under palm trees and twinkling lights.
Where: Calle Centauro Sur & Venus Ote, Tulum Centro & Calle Jupiter Manzana 5, Lote 17 Local 4, Tulum Centro
La CofradiaIf you and your travel companions can’t decide between Mexican food or something more Americanized, but everyone agrees that they want a quick and simple meal at an easygoing restaurant with just enough ambiance, La Cofradia is the place for you. The menu is heavy on quesadillas, huevos (egg) dishes, and pizza — according to the owner, La Cofradia serves the best pizza in all of Tulum.
Where: Calle Sagitario Pte. 254, Tulum Centro
Everything You Need To Know About Iceberg Alley, Newfoundland’s Dramatic Stretch of Icebergs
Iceberg Alley is a stretch of coastline along the northeastern coast of North America, extending from Newfoundland to Maine. It’s named for the large number of icebergs that drift down from the Arctic each year. Though it might sound bit nerve-wracking, traveling through Iceberg Alley is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see some of the world’s most incredible natural wonders up close.
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Iceberg season typically runs from April to June, but the exact timing can vary from year to year depending on weather conditions. The best time to see icebergs is typically early in the season, before they start melting and breaking apart. However, even if you miss the early part of iceberg season, there will still be plenty of beautiful icebergs to see later in the season.
There are a few different places along Iceberg Alley where you can get up close and personal with these giants of the sea. The most popular spot is probably Twillingate, which is located about halfway up Iceberg Alley on Newfoundland’s northeast coast. From here, you can take boat tours out onto the water for an up-close look at the icebergs, or go hiking and whale watching along the coastline. Other popular spots along Iceberg Alley include Gros Morne National Park, Cape Spear Lighthouse, and St. John’s.
If you do decide to venture to Iceberg Alley, there are a few things you should keep in mind. First of all, dress warmly. Even if it’s summertime, the temperature can be quite cool on the water. The best way to get there is by flying into St. John’s International Airport (YYT). From there, you can rent a car and drive to Cape Spear National Historic Site, which is about a two-hour drive.
The Prince’s Head Pub From ‘Ted Lasso’ Will Soon Be Rentable on Airbnb
Fans of Ted Lasso don’t have to wait for another season to get their fill of the beloved soccer coach. In celebration of the upcoming 3rd season of the show, you can spend the night at The Crown & Anchor pub – the setting for The Prince’s Head pub featured in the show. Guests at this Airbnb will be fully immersed in the fun of London’s neighborhood pub culture, not to mention given a crash course in what it’s like to be a Greyhound fan.
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See more photosThe stay is being hosted by Annette Badland, who plays the pub’s owner, Mae on the show. Mae is hosting three separate stays at The Prince’s Head, located in Richmond, London, just around the corner from Ted Lasso’s apartment. The classic English pub is a gathering place for local soccer (football?) fans, and an unofficial meeting place for AFC Richmond players on the TV show. Each one-night stay will enable guests to play a round of darts, sit at Ted’s favorite table in the pub, sing karaoke, and sip on English tea.
“The Crown & Anchor is an essential fixture for AFC Richmond,” says Annette Badland, who’s hosting the stay. “it’s where friends, colleagues and teammates come together to celebrate our triumphs or cope with the agony of relegation. That’s why I’m pleased to host guests (and take the night off!). Time to give others the opportunity to experience the same camaraderie and sense of community that Coach Lasso inspires. After all, we’re Richmond ‘til we die!”
Fans can request to book this stay starting on March 21 at 1pm EST. And of course, stay tuned for the new season of the show, which premieres on Wednesday, March 15.
10 Magical Airbnbs Near Redwoods and Sequoia National Parks
See the tallest trees on Earth with a visit to California’s coastal redwoods in Redwood and Sequoia National Parks. The Golden State is the only place in the world where you can view groves of these ancient conifers, and it’s worth traversing the northern part of the state to see a variety of these giant trees. Instead of pitching a tent in a national park, stay nearby in private luxury at these Redwoods and Sequoia National Park Airbnb properties for couples, friends, and families.
Traveling to California? Check out Matador’s California accommodations guides:These beautiful San Diego Airbnbs put you close to the beach and downtownThe best 14 Airbnbs near Yosemite National Park9 dreamy oceanfront Airbnbs up and down the California coast10 soulful beach Airbnbs for the perfect SoCal yoga retreat12 very zen Joshua Tree Airbnbs perfect for families and groupsThese Airbnb stays near Disneyland offer an easy group vacation
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Airbnbs near Redwoods National ParkAirbnbs near Sequoia National ParkHow far is the drive between Redwoods National Park and Sequoia National Park?What is the best time to visit Redwoods National Park?What is the best time to visit Sequoia National Park?Airbnbs near Redwoods National ParkA rustic underground hobbit house built into the mountainside
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Adventurous travelers who aren’t afraid of roughing it will love this underground hobbit hole for two. Located in a remote, off-grid eco-village in Del Norte County’s Smith River Canyon, the property is accessible via the scenic Redwood Highway (CA-199). While running water is available, electricity is not, but candlelit nights make for a romantic outdoorsy getaway. The common kitchen and bath are shared with the community, but you’ll have a private sleep sanctuary on the round love nest bed.
This rugged experience isn’t for everyone, as roads to reach the destination are winding and rough to navigate. But if you make the trip, you’ll love exploring the forest, streams, and waterfalls of the surrounding forested land. Unwind after a day outdoors in the wood-fired sauna, or hang with the chickens, goats, dogs, and woodland creatures that call this commune home.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $61 per night
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Enjoy easy access to the beach and magical redwoods with a coastal stay in this 1968 Airstream trailer near Arcata, one of the most charming Airbnbs near Redwoods National Park. Quirky styling and modern comforts make this Globetrotter trailer a comfortable place to hang your hat, and the small but robust kitchen is great for fixing home-cooked meals. There’s WiFi if you’re working from home, and an outdoor deck to relax on when the sun goes down.
The trailer is permanently parked near sandy dunes and a beach — a 30-minute drive to Redwood National and State Parks. While tiny, this retreat includes a queen and twin bed plus a private bathroom and shower. You can even bring along Fido for a $25 pet fee.
Three guests, one bedroom
Price: $99 per night
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Spend a night in this cozy cottage inspired by Pippen and surrounded by a beautiful forest outside the town of Bella Vista. It’s a small and simple cottage with three beds and everything you need to cook meals. The place is full of character and feels like something you’d see royalty calling home in a movie about Middle Earth.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $240 per night
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Why just see the redwoods when you can sleep among them? Hunker down amid towering coastal redwoods at this tiny house built from salvaged redwood and upcycled materials. Just follow a winding path through ferns, huckleberries, and giant trees to reach this woodland hideaway. Take in the sunshine on the reclaimed redwood deck, or warm up inside around a cozy propane stove. Thoughtfully designed to maximize space, this little house includes a kitchen, bathroom, little living room, and comfortable bed in the sleeping loft. This forest sanctuary is located in Crescent City, the gateway to Redwoods National Park and three state parks that protect these old-growth trees.
Three guests, one bedroom
Price: $113 per night
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Take in views of the Great Western Divide and famous Sequoia National Park sights from this cozy Mineral King Guesthouse located just four miles from the park’s main entrance. Set among oaks and manzanita, the quiet property welcomes human and horse guests (just in case you’re bringing Mr. Ed along). Big bay windows showcase garden and mountain views, or stroll around the property to see the horses and rescue pups that call this ranch home.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $185 per night
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Treat your crew to a view at Sequoia Heights, a three-bedroom cabin that sleeps up to six. Located 10 minutes from the town of Three Rivers, the modern home is the perfect retreat after a day of redwood exploration in Sequoia National Park. This modern retreat is perched on a hill, and its second-story deck offers prime sunset vistas over the Main Fork of the Kaweah River. Cabins near Redwood National Park rarely offer such a striking sky view.
Once night falls, stare up at the Big Dipper through the provided telescope. Or head inside to Netflix and chill, or jam out to tunes blasting from the home’s Bluetooth speaker. If you’re “working from home” during your vacay, this cabin’s free WiFi is helpful since cell service is sparse. Little bonuses like included coffee, spices, and condiments make cooking for your crew a cinch. Brand new washer and dryer available if you need to launder clothes dirty from tromping through woods and waterfalls.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $263
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Bringing a crowd to Sequoia National Park? You’ll love this recently renovated riverfront home for groups of up to eight people. Take in nature through glass walls overlooking the Kaweah River, or enjoy dinner with your group on the breezeway around a table made from a local redwood tree. Splash or fish in the river when the weather is warm, or play a round of volleyball at the net set up along the water. Enjoy s’mores and storytelling around the fire pit when the sun goes down. The four-bedroom three-bathroom space offers privacy and upgraded everything: new flooring, heating, cooling, beds, and accessories.
Eight guests, four bedrooms
Price: $415 per night
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Bring Rover along to Sequoia National Park for a stay at this dog-friendly space just three miles from the park entrance. It’s set amid oak trees with a fenced-in yard where your doggo can play worry-free. Note: dogs are not allowed on park trails, but you can leave your pup behind while you play in the park. Or the host can point you to dog-friendly trails beyond Sequoia. Take a break from outdoor exploration and walk to the quirky town of Three Rivers to visit breweries, coffee shops, and stores. The guest suite includes a plush bed, fridge and freezer, microwave, toaster, coffee bar, and private bathroom.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $133 per night
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Live the ranch life along the river at this spectacular river ranch cabin fit for two couples or families. Reachable only by a dirt road, Sequoia National Park’s gigantic trees are just 15 minutes away, but you can also go waterfall hiking, swimming, and boating on the ranch’s 380-acre property. Guests also get access to a mile of Kaweah River frontage for swimming and fishing. The private cabin has a full kitchen for dinners in, laundry machines for washing grubby clothing, and peaceful disconnection from the outside world.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $219 per night
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Experience modern luxury for your group at this luxurious redwood retreat that sleeps seven. Located two miles from the town of Trinidad and 20 minutes from Redwood National Park, it’s an excellent family base camp for recharging after a day spent exploring outdoors. Relax your muscles post-redwood hike with a soak in the hot tub, or burn off extra energy shooting hoops on the basketball court. Inside the home is filled with books, a piano, and three TVs to keep everyone entertained. If you’ll be venturing onto the water during your stay, there’s even parking for a boat. Parents can rest their heads in a private master bedroom with ocean views while kids have a sleepover in a room full of trundle and twin beds.
Seven guests, three bedrooms
Price: $450 per night
The drive between Redwoods National Park and Sequoia National Park is about 570 miles and should take around 10 hours. The route follows a scenic coastal path and then heads inland through California’s Central Valley. Along the way, you’ll pass stunning scenery, including the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Lake Tahoe, Yosemite National Park, and finally Sequoia National Park. Be sure to take breaks during your journey to explore some of the towns you pass along the way.
What is the best time to visit Redwoods National Park?The best time to visit Redwoods National Park is during the autumn months, from late September through early November. This is when the weather is typically mild and there is less rain than other times of the year. The forests will be at their peak, with vibrant fall foliage and plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, camping, and biking. Additionally, this is a great time to spot wildlife such as elk and black bears in their natural habitat.
What is the best time to visit Sequoia National Park?The best time to visit Sequoia National Park is during the spring and early summer months, from April through June. This is when the hillsides are green and wildflowers are in bloom, creating a breathtaking landscape. Temperatures at this time of year tend to be mild and there is less rain than other times of the year. Hiking trails will be open for exploration and you may even encounter some wildlife along the way. Additionally, camping or lodging options are available within the park boundaries.
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