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Sandwiched in between our wild stay at Maramboi Tented Camp and camping in the Serengeti was the lush mountain retreat of Ngorogoro Farm House. We arrived at Ngorogoro Farm House after our dusty, hot morning with the Maasai, and a green tropical garden area set with lunch and wine was a welcome site.  This lodge emanated relaxation, and we did well to enjoy pool time, a long nap, sundowner cocktails and snacks, and live entertainment by an open fire. Our cabins were spacious and simple, with comfy beds, located down a long walk surrounded by flowers and gorgeous views. The property contained an organic farm where much of the delicious food was sourced from. Made-to-order stir fries at dinner combined local flavors and ingredients to make healthy, filling fare.

Staff at the lodge was incredible, as was the staff everywhere we stayed in Tanzania. Everyone went out of their way to take excellent care of us and made us feel at home. We only had one night at the Ngorogoro Farm House, but I would love to return to spend several days, lie by the pool, take the garden tour, and spend more time in the schools in Karatu. If you couldn’t tell from my past posts, Tanzania has a special hold on my heart. Thank you for letting me share that with you.

Tags: Africa, hotels, lodging, luxury travel, safari, Tanzania, Travel, Travel Tuesday

Boston’s travel and tourism scene is really booming these days. Business and leisure travelers alike are visiting the city, and who can blame them? We’ve got history, architecture, beautiful green space, a bustling waterfront, and a culinary scene that gets better every single day. Last week I had the opportunity to check out a new hotel property in the South End, Chandler Studios. Life has been more on-the-go than usual lately, so I only had a few minutes to pop in and take a tour. Having walked by Chandler Studios many times, I was very curious to see what was inside, and I was definitely not disappointed. Chandler Studios Chandler Studios offers apartment-like accommodations. Check in is either virtual or at sister property Chandler Inn so guests really can feel like residents if they choose, or they can pop across the street if they need assistance from a staff member. It’s the best of both worlds. If it’s privacy and chic city rooms you’re looking for, Chandler Studios is definitely it. They offer 11 efficiency studios and a one bedroom suite, which is kind of bigger than our condo. I offered to live there, but unfortunately I don’t think that’s going to happen. Chandler Studios Color scheme and décor at Chandler Studios are clean and inviting, and the rooms were all very quiet, despite being in the busy South End. Art on the walls is old Boston, images of what things looked like pre-Big Dig, and while that industrial, above-ground road may not have a great look for the city, it translates fabulously into art. Chandler Studios

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Chandler Studios In addition to lovely rooms, Chandler Studios also offers  parking and a nice little workout studio. Chandler Studios is ideal for the independent traveler who likes space, comfort, and style. They offer special rates for weekly and monthly specials as well as corporate and group rates, rates for weddings and for special events. To check availability and rates, visit Chandler Studios’ website.

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