InterContinental David Tel Aviv: Worth Burning the Cert
After two night at the Hotel Indigo, I switched to the InterContinental to burn my stay certificate. The hotel goes for $500 a night during peak season, a price that is only reasonable when quantifying the value of the redemption.
Hotel Indigo Tel Aviv: Just for Business
Welcome to the Hotel Indigo Tel Aviv, a cautionary tale that booking the best points value doesn't necessarily mean you're booking the right hotel.
Holiday Inn Express San Juan Condado: Turrible
Hopefully, this is the last hotel review I will have to write in San Juan. Like my International House Hunters Ulaanbaatar episode, my experience with finding a place to live in Puerto Rico leaves much to be desired.
InterContinental Marseille: A Timeless Hotel
The IC Marseille is a beautiful hotel that sits on a perch overlooking the Vieux Port. It's like something from a movie. Indeed, it is featured in the TV series Marseille. The best part of the hotel is the view from the terrace, a view that was not available from my room.
Holiday Inn Grand Cayman: Where’s the Beach?
Where is this taxi taking me? What are all these winding roads? What are all these expensive mansions? Who lives there?
IC Le Moana Bora Bora: Pointless Stay
Prepare your angry comments, TPOL is about to complain. This hotel sucks. There I said it. It was pointless to stay here for two reasons: First, I didn't use any points; I redeemed my annual Chase IHG free night here.
