We can't recommend specific properties, but would suggest you visit our website's hotel directory at www.neworleanstravelinformation.com to get an idea of what's available for the time period you're visiting. You can peruse the entire listings and/or book online.

No way! I live in York, so I have never stayed in anything other than my own Edwardian house. How can I recommend anything I've not experienced? But the best site to give you what you want is the York RoomCheck service:

Hotels are big, have services such as restaurants and bars, are less personal and are often located on major streets in the busier (and possibly noisier) areas of the city. B&Bs are general small, are personally owned and operated, are more safe and secure, and are in quieter areas of the city. They include in the rate a breakfast but are not allowed by law to serve other meals.

Each Winchester Auto deals with a large number of great mechanics on a daily basis. Double check or "Repair Shop Locator" section and take your choice.

Visit the Your Visit section of our site for information on accommodations as well as other ideas for things to do while you are in Ashland. Not at this time. All online contributions are directed to support general operations. For further information, please contact the Box Office at boxoffice@osfashland.org, (541) 482-4331 or (800) 219-8161.

The French Quarter is a melting pot of French, Spanish, Cajun and Creole influences that all add up to a very American neighborhood. Born as a French territory in 1718 and raised by the Spanish until the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, the French Quarter today reflects and embraces the diversity of the U.S.A.

Parking in the French Quarter is often hard to find and always expensive. If the hotel offers parking, take it. Public lots are just as expensive and not as secure. Street parking is a gamble, and many a vacation has been ruined by costly parking tickets and towing. Meter Maids are everywhere and take their jobs very seriously. ALWAYS look for signs before parking on a French Quarter street, and if possible just leave the car at home.

The French Quarter is the crown jewel of New Orleans, and as such is heavily patrolled and protected 24 hours a day by the New Orleans Police Department. While crime is very low in the neighborhood, common sense is a necessity when traveling in any large and unfamiliar city. Be sure to carry a map of the area to avoid wandering off of the beaten path, and use extra care at night to stay where people are.

A Bed and Breakfast usually has few rooms and is usually run by the owner(s). In our case our professional background is the tourism industry so after attending customers on behalf top rated hotels we decided to do it by our name, in person, while of course still enjoying some income. What you get at a B&B is a level of personal service and comfort that is generally not available at hotels (unless you go to the kind that charge thousands of dollars per night).

Also, a good source to find hotels is the Yellow Pages. Do a search for 'Hotels in Ilford' or similar. Try Scoot also.

The stars or diamonds indicate the standard of the hotel. Diamonds are used to indicate the tourist board listing rating for bed and breakfasts. If a hotel or B&B does not have any, it means that it is unavailable at the time, or the accommodation is not listed with the London Tourist Board.

We have planned over 250 reunions in most major cities. We know which hotels are perfect for reunions. They strive to give you the service and amenities that you need for a successful reunion.

Please visit our show web site for information and room rates for the show hotels. Also, you may find it helpful to contact the city convention services and tourist bureau for local restaurant and ratings information.

Yes. We are quite central for the Wine Route, Southern Suburbs, Table Mountain, False Bay and the West Coast.

Gulliver's Place B&B is excellently located for privacy, tranquillity and connections. Close to the nearest Metro station termini there is a big supermarket, and plenty of very good local restaurant.

The city of New Orleans is not required to close its bars at any particular time. This means that a bar may stay open around-the-clock, 24 hours a day, and many in the French Quarter do just that. Not all bars serve all night, many close at 2 a.m., 4 a.m. or 6 a.m., or simply whenever the last customer finally staggers home. Most bars enforce an “18 to enter, 21 to drink” law at the door, although many choose to require all patrons to be 21 to enter.

native New Orleanians know, asking for a “go-cup” anywhere else in the country simply produces blank stares. In the French Quarter, getting a go-cup and transferring your drink from glass to plastic to take it outside on the way to the next bar is a ritual and a tradition.

Unfortunately not! The literature in French about Mascagni is close to non-existent. There is an issue of L'avant-scène opéra about Cavalleria rusticana and Pagliacci.

A little bit of Mardi Gras lasts all year long on Bourbon Street. Beads, boas and general revelry are condoned and even encouraged. Contrary to popular belief, public nudity is not legal anywhere in New Orleans, but that doesn’t stop some of the more intoxicated visitors. For a more genteel, civilized French Quarter experience, simply stay off of Bourbon Street. There are another 20 historic, charming and fun streets to explore, after all!

The Garden District of New Orleans is celebrated for its stately homes and lush greenery. When staying in the French Quarter, the St. Charles Streetcar is easily accessible for the scenic trip up the Avenue, and many other attractions such as the French Market, Bourbon Street, Harrah’s Casino and the Aquarium of the Americas are within easy walking distance. The Garden District area is mostly residential, and while we at FrenchQuarter.

That’s up to you. If you have a car in New Orleans or went there with someone who does, great. Otherwise, we can help you with phone numbers or cab companies or you can walk (it’s a little over 2 miles).

We write the address on the site, for example CS2Double room - Tjärhovsgatan. Tjärhovsgatan is the address. More important details coming with the booking confirmation.

This can vary. Sometimes a B&B will just require your credit card details whereas others may request a deposit. In either case it is usual then to pay the balance due upon check-out.

B&B’s have different cancellation policies. Normally, notice of cancellation should be given at least 5 days before the reservation date. Notice given after this time may incur a charge to the value of the first night’s accommodation. A first night's charge may also be levied where no cancellation has been notified and the guest fails to arrive (a "no-show."). If you need to cancel or amend, do try and notify this change as soon as possible.

It does not get dark enough in the summer to see the Northern Lights. They can be seen starting in late August until March, depending on conditions...

Homestay - an owner occupied private home with one to three rooms available for guests. The business aspect of the B&B is secondary to the use of the dwelling as a private residence. Bed and Breakfast Inn or B&B - usually owner operated with four to twenty rooms available for guests. The building's primary use is for business. Breakfast is the only meal served and only to overnight guests.