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Travel America, May-June, 2004
Loews Hotels continues its tradition of creating elegant hotels in desirable locations with its newest addition: Loews New Orleans Hotel. Situated in the heart of New Orleans' business district, the new hotel is close to the Mississippi River and the French Quarter. The former Lykes Building has been completely rebuilt with 285 oversized guest rooms and suites, an upscale restaurant featuring local cuisine with international influences, and a chic bar. Unique design elements inspired by New Orleans' rich history and Creole, West Indies, and Colonial French influences are reflected in the decor and atmosphere.
Contact: Loews New Orleans Hotel, 300 Poydras St., New Orleans, LA 70130; (504) 595-3300; www.loewsho tels.com.
Wyoming Spa
Wilderness, well-being, wildlife, and the Wild West are all on the menu of the new Wilderness Adventure Spa at Spring Creek Ranch in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Set against the backdrop of the majestic Grand Teton Mountains, the new spa combines all of the pampering and luxury of a full-service spa with a selection of distinctive outdoor fitness and recreational activities. In a rustic setting, the Spa features such unusual items as outdoor massages high on a butte overlooking the Grand Tetons; a Great Lawn for outdoor yoga and Acu-yoga; a fire pit for meditation classes and readings; and such packages as dog sledding followed by a cozy mud wrap and sage body hydration.
Located just outside the Western town of Jackson and overlooking beautiful Jackson Hole Valley, the 1,000-acre Spring Creek Ranch is a secluded mountain retreat with ruggedly elegant accommodations. Large windows lead onto private balconies that offer spectacular views. Spring Creek's newly upgraded guest rooms feature open fireplaces and hand-made lodgepole pine furniture. Among the resort's accommodations are suites, studios with full kitchens, two- and three-bedroom luxury condominiums, and four-bedroom executive homes. Guests can also enjoy the resort's full range of facilities including tennis, horseback riding, hiking, and soaking in the outdoor hot tub. Fly-fishing is offered nearby.
Contact: Spring Creek Ranch, P.O. Box 4780, Jackson, WY 83001; (307) 733-8833; www.springcreekranch.com.
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