5 North American Hotels With Incredible Views
Destination matters most when planning a vacation. Usually, this means considering what actual city or town you’re visiting, and what there is to do there. But what if you’re just in the mood to relax, and want to do it away from home? What if you don’t want an active or busy vacation, but just a chance to get away and relax a little bit? In cases like these, the hotel itself can be the most important consideration, and the idea of “destination” can be narrowed somewhat.
Naturally there are awesome hotels all over the world, some affordable and some over-the-top expensive. Rather than just focusing on the so-called best hotels though, we’re going to focus on an enhanced experience through surroundings. Specifically, we’re looking at some of the North American hotels that happen to have the best views. They can make for lazy, relaxing vacations that are all the better.
Mandarin Oriental – New York City, United States
New York always sounds like a busy, almost hectic place to vacation, and it certainly can be. The city has a way of draining one’s energy more or less automatically. However, if you’re thinking of New York from a standpoint of luxury hotels, it can be a different experience altogether. High-rise hotels in the city can be incredibly luxurious, and put you up in arguably the world’s most famous skyline. Among such hotels, none can match the views from the Mandarin Oriental, which towers over Colombus Circle at the lower west corner of Central Park. The views of upper midtown Manhattan, the park itself, and the buildings along the famous Fifth Avenue across the park, are absolutely amazing. And even if you decide to venture out, you’re in one of the more relaxing parts of Manhattan. There’s plenty to do in Central Park without ever really venturing into the concrete jungle comprised of streets and buildings.
What I Need Right Now: A Relaxing Staycation!
Oh, hello there! Miss me? If you’ve been a follower of this blog before, I would like to let you know that I don’t blog much on this site anymore.
The truth is I feel bad when I think of the negligence and inconsistencies. It all started when I encountered some technical difficulties on this site. Even if my issue was resolved, my search ranking declined. I also moved on and focused on my travel blog (which I rarely update these days too).
Staycation, please.
Reviving one of my original blogs would be nice, but I think I outgrew it. I am just keeping this up for sentimental reasons. You know, there are days when I would read entries I wrote six years ago and analyze where I am now at present time and if I still have the same sentiments or opinions about certain topics. Some things that matter to me years back might not be a big deal to me anymore.
Just to keep those who are not on the loop updated, I don’t travel or blog as I used to. Right now, I am concentrating on my other dream and that is filmmaking.
I am working on a documentary now and about to make a feature narrative film soon. At the same time, I am still employed. Traveling from Dagupan to Pasay on a weekly basis is not really considered ‘traveling’. It is more of a commute for work. Probably that is the reason why I am feeling so anxious and tired most of the time.
Working on some tasks at Radisson Blu Hotel in Cebu
I NEED A VACATION. But hey, I think what I need more is a staycation!
I need a staycation not in the Philippines, but in a different country. Perhaps in India? I should be searching for hotels in Shimla or a resort somewhere in Wayanad.
If that is not possible for now, I will just do a literal ‘Netflix and Chill’ thing and watch travel-related movies. Or some Bollywood films with the grand item numbers. Or maybe I should just go and look for someone to love and let him decide? LOL.
What I miss about media famtrips and press trips is the opportunity to stay in some hotels and resorts. I guess every Taurean will agree with that statement since a staycation means you get to stay in a place where you can just relax, eat good food, sleep a lot, eat again, swim in the pool, lounge in the lobby while listening to bossanova music, eat again or order coffee and so on and so forth. Gone are the days when I am so eager to do all the touristy, adventurous things. I just want to be a certified auntie and chill like a queen! 😛
What’s the point of this post? I don’t know. I am stressed at the moment and I just want to blog here for a change… or maybe I just miss this blog? This is supposedly my personal blog but like what I said earlier, I kind of moved on already.
I LOVE HUMAN HEART NATURE: My Favorite Products
Taking care of yourself has many different aspects. And one of the necessary things one must do is take care of your outer self to be able to take care of your inner self.
A brand that you can trust when it comes to giving yourself some love is Human Heart Nature.
Human Heart Nature is a brand known to have products that is trusted by millions worldwide. I discovered it by accident four years ago when I accompanied a friend of mine to buy some items for her baby in the then newly-opened Dagupan branch.
I am sharing some of my top favorite HHN products and which ones you think you need to give yourself some self-love.
- Human Heart Nature Sunflower Oil
Human Heart Nature’s Sunflower Oil – the most popular product
It is the all-around oil that helps moisturize, nourish and brighten your skin using different vitamins (A, D, & E) which can help keep your skin glowing and healthy. It has massive benefits for any skin type.
I personally use this for my nails (after removing nail polish), dry skin and when I am having mild skin irritations.
- SafeProtect SPF30 Sunscreen
SafeProtect SPF30 Sunscreen
Worried about how to protect your skin from this harsh heat? Human heart nature’s sunscreen is your perfect armor to battle out the extreme heat this summer. It can also help moisturize your skin at the same time.