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I’ve always nevertheless of Hawaii as an entertainment hub. However, there’s more to Hawaii is more than just the Hula dances. This is where East merges with the West flaunting the most fascinating soap operas, junk food, Japanese tea ceremonies, Shinto shrines, lush mountains, fertile valleys and surf clubs. There is so much to learn and enjoy that one visit is not enough. Each visit needs to be well planned so that you get the maximum benefit of a pleasurable holiday that simply leaves you spellbound!

Maui Island

This is one of the best gems of an Island in the State of Hawaii. You would be excited to see the foreign range of beautiful landscapes, enjoy the awe-inspiring white-sand beaches and spoil in the exciting adventurous world-class water sports.

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Maui offers a great range of lodging options--- strings of first-class resorts along golden beaches, cozy bed & breakfasts, vacation rental homes, and a great concentration of reasonably priced condominiums. If you’re looking for the luxury of the condos, then stop by the stylish yet classic condominiums concentrated along the six-mile, south Maui stretch of Kihei and along the shores of West Maui's Honokowai, Kahana and Napili areas.

If you like better world-class resorts then consider-- Ka'anapali, the island's sunny, far western shore. This beach resort area is roughly four miles from the historic whaling town of Lahaina, which offers only a smattering of condominiums on the outskirts of town, a few historic inns and a half-dozen or so bed & breakfasts.

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My recent business trip took me to Chicago, the Windy City. With a plethora of options for my hotel accommodations, picking the right one was quite a daunting task. Finally decided on the Conrad Chicago in the heart of downtown Chicago. The hotel has an ideal location, right in the midst of all the Chicago action.

The 17-story tower features premium suites and studios, which come equipped with full

kitchens and living areas. It gave the place quite a homely appearance. The entrance lobby was quite classy, nothing too pretentious. I picked one of the Conrad Chicago, with a queen size bed. The room was perfect, with a kitchen comprising of a refrigerator, oven, microwave, coffee maker and wet bar, ideal to fix that midnight or early morning snack.

The other room options include the larger and more lavish Double Studios and One Bedroom Suites, which consist of separate living and dining areas.

One of the best features of the Conrad Chicago hotel is the complimentary continental breakfast, consisting of fresh coffee, assorted teas, juices and muffins. The rooms also come with cable T.V., On-Command Movies, two line phones with voicemail and data ports for all those keen on surfing the web while on vacation. All these features make this an ideal spot for the business traveler.

Food was absolutely no issue on this trip. The kitchen and the in-suite breakfast in itself were quite sufficient to satisfy my appetite. For those looking for a change, there are ample options to experiment with. The two in-house restaurants, Houston’s and Andrew’s are local favorites. Houston’s, with its fine wood décor and low lighting creates a subtle romantic at

mosphere. The restaurant offers a classic American menu, with favorites such as prime rib with baked potatoes, fish specials, and an abundance of salads and sandwiches. Houston’s is popular for its live music every evening. If you are tired of the in-suite breakfast or need to grab a quick lunch before your busy day gets going, then Andrew’s is the place to be. All in all, this Chicago area offers food for every taste with over 40 restaurants around the Lenox Suites area, including the famous Pizzeria Uno, the inventor of the Chicago-style deep-dish pizza.

Finally, for those looking to check out the downtown Chicago area, there are enough places to keep you busy for a while. The Navy Pier is another major tourist attraction, which caters to all ages. An IMAX theater, the Chicago Shakespeare Theater, the Children’s Museum and an old fashioned amusement park complete with a Ferris wheel, swing ride and a carousel make the Navy Pier a must see. Other attractions include the Shedd Aquarium, the Field Museum and Adler Planetarium (which together form the Museum campus), the Art Institute of Chicago and the Sears Tower.

My stay at the Conrad Chicago hotel was truly an unforgettable one. From excellent hospitality and service to a fine living experience with great cuisine, the place offers it all. Would definitely recommend it to anyone who plans on visiting Chicago for their next vacation or business trip.

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