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We certainly are so appreciative of all our military and their families!

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In the November 25th issue of Parade Magazine, in the "Parade Picks" section a brief called "Checked In" by Jacob Tomsky gave advice on how to essentially lie to a hotel to get out of the cancellation fee.

PAII President and CEO, Jay Karen crafted a response to the editor of Parade magazine to explain why cancellation policies are important and how the impact of cancelling at a hotel versus a B&B are completely different.

Read the letter below:

Dear Editor,

I was honestly stunned to see listed in the brief "Checked In" article by Jacob Tomsky ("Parade Picks" section, November 25, 2012) advice on how to essentially lie to a hotel to get out of a cancellation fee. Mr. Tomsky says someone who wants to avoid a cancellation fee that comes with a same-day cancellation should switch a reservation to the next week, wait a day and call back to cancel.

Generally, when travelers make reservations at hotels or B&Bs, there is an agreement made to adhere to certain policies and rules, among them being a cancellation policy. These policies are put in place to reasonably protect hoteliers and innkeepers from losing perishable inventory. The closer one gets to the date of stay, the harder it is for a hotel or B&B to resell a room that was put back into inventory due to a cancellation. Same-day cancellations can be nearly impossible to recoup.

Take the case of a four-room B&B. If someone books a room for a weekend and cancels at the last minute, that traveler has spoiled 25% of that innkeeper's inventory. Imagine doing the same at a restaurant - booking 25% of all the tables, and then backing out last minute. While a 300-room hotel might be able to absorb a last-minute cancellation here or there on account of the occasional unscrupulous traveler, a B&B really cannot. And still, hotels deserve better than that.

We know that travelers are forced to make last-minute cancellations for many legitimate reasons, and most small business owners are happy to work with these guests. Innkeepers and hoteliers have very challenging jobs - don't make things worse by encouraging dishonest behavior. Shame on Mr. Tomsky for suggesting people circumnavigate policies they agreed to - and shame on Parade for printing it.

Sincerely,


Jay Karen
President & CEO

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We are participating!!!! yeah!!! you can between Apr 1st and May 31st get up to $50 OFF your reservation by bringing in a gas receipt dated within the past 3 days of check-in. See our Specials Page or make your reservation now.

B&Bs Kick Gas! Gas prices are rising and innkeepers are coming to the rescue with a “kick gas” promotion. To help relieve pain at the pump for travelers, inns and B&Bs throughout the U.S. and Canada are going the extra mile offering gas saving of all kinds. Kick high hotel parking fees, cookie cutter room designs, toaster-waffles breakfasts and exorbitant hotel fees to the curb. This year travelers will enjoy a welcome with a smile, warm hospitality and plenty of extra value at North America’s inns and B&Bs offering complimentary breakfasts, refreshments, beverages, wi-fi and much more, plus packages designed to help drivers save at the pumps.
Look for special offers from inns and B&Bs coast-to-coast extending gas deals, gas rebates, car tune ups, rewards for eco-friendly drivers, and fuel-efficient driving tips. And while you refuel the body, mind and soul at a country inn or B&B, your car will benefit and so will your wallet.
No need to stay sidelined this year. Search through the B&Bs Kick Gas! promotions by city and state then join innkeepers in getting pumped for travel this spring and summer.

There is an endless number of fun things to do with your kids in San Antonio all week long. Here are the top picks from San Antonio Mom Blogs for what to do with your kids during Spring Break in San Antonio: Local news anchor Randy Beamer says turn a trip into the San Antonio Botanical Garden into a game.

San Antonio mom blog Little Miss Alizzi suggests a visit to the Witte Museum to see Dinosaurs Unearthed. And Inga at SACharterMoms.com is giving away free tickets to the Witte Museum – enter by this Friday for a chance to win!
Lori, at MySixRingCircus.com gives her Top Ten Tips to a great experience at SeaWorld (and don’t forget about Aquatica, San Antonio’s best waterpark!).

Kids, ages 5-10, can paint their own masterpiece at Pinot’s Palette on Monday, March 11 from 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. and kids, ages 11-18, embrace their artsy side at Pinot’s Palette on Thursday, March 14, from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Reservations are recommended for both sessions.

Spend a day touring the shady, hilly acres of The San Antonio Zoo. Go early to avoid the crowds and wrap up your morning with a picnic lunch. If you’re feeling like getting away just a bit, take aday trip to The Austin Zoo.
San Antonio mom blogger Alvina says The San Antonio Children’s Museum is an awesome place to engage your child’s imagination.

Head outdoors for a nature scavenger hunt. Two great parks for this include Landa Library Park(play outdoors then rest and read inside) and Woodlawn Lake Park (tackle the two playgrounds and sit by the lake and feed the ducks).
Head to the south of town to visit Pica Pica Plaza, which is home to San Antonio’s second Kiddie Park (scroll down this page to see Spring Break activities listed)! Spend the day shopping, eating, and playing.
Morgan’s Wonderland (where everyone can play!) has a full schedule of events for Spring Break. Visit The Morgan’s Wonderland events calendar for details.

The Real Moms of San Antonio have tons of great ideas for Spring Break (or anytime) adventure in and around San Antonio. Click through to see each mom’s recommendations for San Antonio family fun.
And don’t forget to visit the SABusyKids.com calendar, San Antonio’s most comprehensive list, by day, of activities your kids will love.

Have a super Spring Break in San Antonio!

See you all soon,

Johanna

"Quiet Inn on the San Antonio River Walk Inn on the Riverwalk is located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking the San Antonio River Walk, a network of pedestrian-friendly walkways through the heart of downtown San Antonio. Listed in the book 1,000 Places to See Before You Die, the river walk draws millions of visitors each year and is one of Texas’s most popular attractions. The tree-lined Inn on the Riverwalk puts its guests far enough from the river’s main tourism spot to feel private and secluded, but close enough for easy access. The riverside’s charming restaurants, shops, and bars are all within a 5- to 10-minute walk.
The inn is made up of three guesthouses: the main inn, a three-story Victorian home that dates back to 1916, and two smaller, Craftsman-style homes. Each individually decorated guest room comes with abstract paintings created by innkeeper Johanna Gardner and looks out onto gorgeous views of the river walk. Some even have private porches.
Each morning, chefs serve a hot breakfast in the dining room of the main inn. The menu changes daily, but may include chorizo, hash browns, and fluffy pancakes. Grab a seat on the outdoor terrace to dine amid views of the San Antonio River, or order in—this Getaway includes one morning of breakfast in bed served in your room from 9 to 9:30 a.m.
San Antonio, Texas: Historic Missions near Picturesque River Walk In the late 1920s, architect Robert H. H. Hugman designed an urban park around the San Antonio River—a space he envisioned as an American version of Venice where people could shop and dine along the waterfront. Completed in 1941, the 2.5-mile river walk still serves as a vital artery in the heart of San Antonio as it wends its way past cafés, hotels, bars, and shops.
Located one story below street level, the waterway is flanked on either side by stone pathways, quiet waterfalls, and towering cypress trees. The winding river-walk path reveals little surprises along the way, such as picturesque restaurants, public art installations, and cardboard cutouts of Davy Crockett. A new extension connects the river walk to the four-story San Antonio Museum of Art, where you'll find more than 25,000 sculptures and paintings that range from Roman antiquities to contemporary art.
Also neighboring the river walk is the Alamo. Thanks to the 1836 battle that made it a symbol of Texas independence, the Alamo has become the most visited tourist site in the state. It's actually one of five historic Spanish missions clustered around the San Antonio River. The largest, Mission San José, lies just 5 miles south of downtown. Its famed rose window is once again on display following an extensive renovation".

Free Family Art day at the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, Texas on Sunday Nov. 3rd, 2012.

 http://www.yelp.com/events/san-antonio-free-family-day-d%C3%ADa-de-los-muertos

"A man wrote a letter to a small hotel he planned to visit on his vacation: "I would very much like to bring my dog with me. He is well-groomed and very well behaved. Would you be willing to permit me to keep him in my room with me at night?"
An immediate reply came from the hotel owner, who said, "I've been operating this hotel for many years. In all that time, I've never had a dog steal towels, bedclothes, silverware or pictures off the walls. I've never had to evict a dog in the middle of the night for being drunk and disorderly. And I've never had a dog run out on a hotel bill. Yes, indeed, your dog is welcome at my hotel. And, if your dog will vouch for you, you're welcome to stay here, too."

#1. History - 3 miles of tours through architecture, stores and restaurants!

#2 Romance - the Riverwalk has been compared to Venice!

#3 Boat Tours - the best tex mex around!

#4 Entertainment - there's always a party in San Antonio!

#5 the Alamo - the famous battle of 1839 makes this texas and not mexico!

http://kingwilliamculturalartsdistrict.com/calendars/say-sis-6th-annual-muertitos-fest/ 

http://www.thesanantonioriverwalk.com/events/holiday-river-parade-restaurant-packages

Includes:

Bella on the River

Hard Rock

Iron Cactus

Las Canarias

and more ...

read more....>

love Johanna 

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Here's a few bed and breakfasts that may be haunted:

Haunted houses and scarefests are fun (at least to me), but what's really scary are houses that are really (according to some anyway) haunted.
BnBfinder.com came up with a list of bed-and-breakfasts that have a reputation for being haunted:slamming doors, mysterious footsteps, flashing lights and all.

St. Francis Inn in St. Augustine, Fla.
Lily, of Lily's guestroom, will be happy to welcome you with wide open (and ghostly) arms. As a servant at the inn during the mid-19th century, she and the owner’s young nephew carried on with a secret romance. When their love affair was discovered, Lily was let go from her duties causing the nephew, who was told never to see her again, to take his life. Still searching for her lost love, guests have spotted a mysterious figure dressed in white roaming the halls of St. Francis Inn. Unexplained noises, icy touches and other paranormal occurrences also have been reported in the room.

Battery Carriage House in Charleston, S.C.
Feel like you’re being watched? You just might be if you’re staying in Room 10 at the 1843 Battery Carriage House Inn. It’s home to a “gentleman ghost,” a young college student whose family once owned the house and who leaped to his death from the rooftop for an unknown reason. Rattling shutters and glowing orbs are just a couple of the ways he makes his presence known. You also might wake in the middle of the night and find him sitting by your bedside. He’s happy to stay the night…you just need ask.

Green Mountain Inn, Stowe, Vt.
Don’t let the sound of tap dancing on the roof of Room 302 at the Green Mountain Inn disturb you. It’s just Boots Berry, a former inn horseman who was born in 1840 in that very room. He became a local hero after saving passengers on a runaway stagecoach; but, a fondness for alcohol cost him his job. Boots aimlessly wandered the country, eventually landing in a New Orleans prison where he got his nickname from a fellow prisoner who taught him how to tap dance. After being released, Boots made his way back to the inn where he fell to his death while rescuing a young girl stuck on the roof during a snow storm.

National Hotel and Restaurant in Jamestown, Calif.
At the 1859 Historic National Hotel and Restaurant there’s one guest, “Flo,” who checked in but never checked out. Back in the late 1800s, she was set to marry the love of her life, Henry, before he was killed by a drunkard’s bullet the day before they were to be wed. Flo was later found in her wedding dress, dead from a broken heart. Guests staying in second floor rooms have reported lights flickering, doors slamming and even the faint sounds of crying as she waits to be reunited with her love.

To read Amy's article and get a full list of haunted homes, visit here.

Amy Bertrand is the editor of the Home & Away and the Let's Eat section of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. She writes a travel blog at stltoday.com/travelswithamy. Follow her on Twitter at twitter.com/abertrand.

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Spending Thanksgiving on the River Walk? Check out this directory of restaurants open for business this year on Turkey Day.

Biga on the Banks – Brunch-style Thanksgiving that will have traditional offerings like turkey with cranberry sauce and cornbread stuffing. Other entrees will include veal cheeks, redfish, prime rib and some kids’ choices too. Thanksgiving pies, cakes, cookies, fruit crumble and chocolate éclairs for dessert. Thanksgiving Brunch 11am – 8pm. $55 adults and $27 for kids under 12. Reservations are a good idea. Phone: (210) 225-0722 http://www.biga.com

Boudro’s – Call for Hours & Menu. Phone: (210) 224-8484 http://www.boudros.com

The Buckhorn Cafe – Thanksgiving Day Lunch Special $10.99. http://buckhornmuseum.com

Café Ole – Regular Menu. Call for Hours. Phone: (210) 223-9374 http://www.riverrestaurants.com

Dick’s Last Resort – Call for Hours & Menu: Phone: (210) 224-0026 http://www.dickslastresort.com

The Esquire Tavern – Hours: 11 am – 2 am. Serving new fall cocktail, wine and food menu. Kitchen open 'til 1 a.m. Phone: (210) 222-2521 http://www.esquiretavern-sa.com

Hard Rock Café – Open 2 pm – 10 pm. Regular Menu. Phone: (210) 224-0743 http://www.hardrock.com/sanantonio

Joe’s Crab Shack – Phone: (210) 271-9981 http://www.joescrabshack.com

Las Ramblas at The Hotel Contessa – Thanksgiving Brunch available 10:30am – 4pm.Executive Chef, Brother Luck CEC, and our Award-Winning Culinary Team will be preparing and serving an assortment of decadent Thanksgiving offers. Enjoy Slow Applewood Smoked Prime Rib, Roasted Turkey, Salt Crusted Striped Bass, and our signature Valencian Paella alongside a gourmet buffet of accompaniments. Call for reservations. Phone: (210) 298-8040

Lone Star Café – Regular Menu. Phone: (210) 223-9374 http://www.riverrestaurants.com

Lüke – Enjoy an amazing 4-course dinner of Fall green salad, pumpkin soup with crab meat, whole roasted turkey served over mirlinton & shrimp dressing and topped off with Bourbon pecan pie. Dinner service from 2pm – 5pm. $45 for adults and $20 for kids age 12 and under. Pre-paid reservations required. Phone: (210) 227-LUKE or e-mail csilvers@chefjohnbesh.com to guarantee your seat. http://www.lukesanantonio.com

Michelino’s – Regular Menu. Phone: (210) 223-9374 http://www.riverrestaurants.com

The Original Mexican Restaurant – Open 24 Hours a day Phone: (210) 224-9951 http://www.originalmexican.com

The Republic of Texas – Roast Turkey and Dressing, Mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans and a dinner roll. And what would a feast be without a slice of Pumpkin Pie!!! Thanksgiving Feast $14.99 Phone: (210) 226-6256 http://www.therepublicoftexasrestaurant.com

Zocca – Open 11 am – 10 pm. Serving a three course meal, $35.00 Phone: (210) 444-6070 http://www.zoccariverwalk.com

For the third consecutive year, I am pleased to announce that Inn on the Riverwalk has been selected for the 2011 Best of San Antonio Award in the Bed & Breakfast Inns category by the US Commerce Association (USCA).

Nationwide, only 1 in 120 (less than 1%) 2011 Award recipients qualified as Three-Time Award Winners. I'm sure that your selection as a 2011 Award Winner is a reflection of the hard work of not only yourself, but of many people that have supported your business and contributed to the subsequent success of your organization. Congratulations on your selection to such an elite group of small businesses.

In recognition of your achievement, a special 2011 Best of San Antonio Award has been designed for display at your place of business.

The USCA "Best of Local Business" Award Program recognizes outstanding local businesses throughout the country. Each year, the USCA identifies companies that we believe have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and community.

Sincerely,

Kelly McCartney
Board of Review
US Commerce Association

Are you shying away from staying at a B&B because you’re not sure what to expect? Research shows that B&Bs and country inns are sorely misunderstood. We’re here to explain why B&Bs are a better way to stay. Younger travelers think B&Bs are for “oldies” and others believe the B in B&B stands for boutique or expensive. Let’s debunk some of those B&B myths and learn more about today’s B&B experience.

“But I’ll have to eat with people I don’t know!”

Today’s B&Bs are split with about half offering private tables for those who’d rather not eat breakfast with others and the other half serving family style so guests can meet one another. Some innkeepers even serve breakfast in the room. And just to set the record straight, you won’t be eating Cheerios with the owner’s kids either, separate living quarters for the innkeepers and guests are standard at all B&Bs.

“I don’t want to share a bathroom!”

According to the Professional Association of Innkeepers International and BedandBreakfast.com’s innkeeper surveys, more than 97 percent of B&Bs offer private baths in some if not all rooms. For those looking to economize on rates, a shared bath option is available in approximately 12 percent of B&Bs.

“It’s so expensive!”

Actually, when you add up all the extras including complimentary breakfast, snacks, beverages, wi-fi, movies and parking, then compare prices to local hotels in your travel destination, chances are you will find as much as a $175 per day savings. We recently compared Boston B&Bs to hotels, and here’s what we found. When the hotel’s higher rates were figured in, we realized a daily savings of $175 a day!

“B&Bs are only for couples”

While every B&B has some romantic aspect to it, there are plenty of inns and B&Bs that specialize in other aspects of travel. You’ll find that inns B&Bs are a better way to stay for families, business travelers, even those traveling with pets.

"They’re old buildings and I need my wi-fi connection"

Recent surveys of innkeepers conducted by BedandBreakfast.com show that more than 91 percent of inns and B&Bs offer complimentary wi-fi connections. Innkeepers throughout North America understand that guests travel with a full load of tech-items. Many are adding iPod docking stations and power strips to rooms to allow plenty of wattage for powering up tech toys

Reason 10: Put your nickels and dimes away. Heck, put the $5 bill for the bottle of water back in your wallet! No mini bars here! Research from BedandBreakfast.com reveals that more than 92 percent of B&Bs offer complimentary afternoon refreshments, wine and cheese/hors d’ouevres receptions or evening desserts. More than 50 percent of B&Bs offer stocked snack and beverage pantries 24-7 and we’re sure that 100% of today’s B&Bs will offer you a glass or bottle of water and tell you to put the cost toward your vacation!

Reason 9: Stay plugged in. Complimentary wi-fi & calls. Say goodbye to that $20 daily fee for wi-fi access. Nearly 90 percent of B&Bs and country inns offer complimentary wi-fi according to BedandBreakfast.com surveys. The other ten are working on getting it. Nearly 100% of today’s B&Bs offer complimentary local or long distance phone calls. When’s the last time you saw a pay phone anyway? They’re a dying breed.

Reason 8: Great rates! According to the Professional Association of Innkeepers International (PAII – (pronounced PIE) don’t you just love that a B&B organization is named after a yummy treat?) the average daily rate for B&Bs is ???. When we compared this to city hotels of like levels, the B&B rate came in lower, and that doesn’t take in to consideration all the extras.

Reason 7: When’s the last time you met the owner of the hotel? And when is the last time he or she carried your bag to your room? Pick a B&B and read their reviews. Inngoers rave about the fabulous hospitality and friendship that innkeepers offered during their stay. In fact, for many B&B travelers, the innkeeper was what made the stay special.

Reason 6: Free parking. OK, we’ll admit, not all B&Bs offer free parking, but last time BedandBreakfast.com surveyed innkeepers, 95.3% said they did. Even in the city, B&B rates for parking average around $25 vs. as high as $50/nightly in hotels.

Reason 5: Flat screens, fireplaces & whirlpool tubs: Usually reserved for the Presidential Suite in a hotel, increasingly B&Bs offer amenities including flat screen TVs, in-room fireplaces, steam or multi-jet showers and deep Jacuzzi tubs.

Reason 4: Bed is half their name: Looking for fabulous beds? Nearly 100 percent of B&Bs offer high thread count sheets, feather beds, pillow libraries and down comforters at no additional cost to guests.

Reason 3: Breakfast is the other half of their name: Take a family of four to the breakfast buffet at a resort hotel, and you’re looking at upwards of $100 to feed the whole family. Bed and breakfasts all offer breakfast – it’s their signature selling point and half their name. From five course candlelit breakfasts to lavish continentals, most innkeepers offer a breakfast to fuel you for the entire day.

Reason 2: They really will leave the light on! Arrive at 2am, and you may not see a cherry innkeeper greeting you, but you will always find a personalized welcome, no matter what time you arrive from innkeepers who genuinely care about your safe trip and will call you by name.

Reason 1: Cookies, yes! Cookie cutter? No. No two B&Bs are alike. As independently owned small lodging properties, each one offers something new and different. No big box look to B&Bs ranging from urban chic to historically preserved mansions and homes.

THANK YOU!!! . . .

Metropawlitan Pet Salon

Easy from Downtown San Antonio - Just off 1-37 on Military Dr. Opposite the Valero
Ask for Alene or ET
210.789.0115

alene_rambsel@hotmail.com

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Wishing you all a Wonderful HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

Johanna

Contact: Johanna Gardner 210-225-6333

Inn on the Riverwalk CHOSEN AS Best of Southwest IN THE BEST OF BEDANDBREAKFAST.COM AWARDS

San Antonio, Texas -- Inn on the Riverwalk in San Antonio, Texas was selected as Best of Southwest in the annual Best of BedandBreakfast.com Awards, 2010-2011. The Best of BedandBreakfast.com Awards are based upon a qualitative and quantitative review of the nearly 50,000 independent reviews submitted to BedandBreakfast.com, the leading online B&B directory and reservation network worldwide.

"BedandBreakfast.com surveys show that independent reviews are the most important factor when choosing a B&B. In fact, according to BedandBreakfast.com's most recent survey, 96% of consumers consider reviews to be somewhere between important and essential when selecting a place to stay, and 12% will not make a reservation at a property without them. We're delighted that inngoers concur that Inn on the Riverwalk is deserving of its accolades from travelers," explained BedandBreakfast.com's Sandy Soule, one of the most highly recognized authors and a spokeswoman for the B&B industry. "Clearly, Johanna Gardner and Scott Kiltoff earned stellar reviews from inngoers for its quality accommodations, breakfasts, amenities, and wonderful hospitality and service," commented Soule.

"It's a true honor to be chosen for a Best of BedandBreakfast.com award, and we thank our guests for the positive reviews that resulted in this award, stated Johanna Gardner and Scott Kiltoff, Inn on the Riverwalk innkeepers. "It is gratifying that our guests took the time to share their comments about our hospitality, accommodations, breakfasts and attention to the details which set Inn on the Riverwalk apart," commented Johanna Gardner. Here's an excerpt from one of our reviews: "This was the first time to stay at the Inn on the Riverwalk, have to say was the best vacation we have had. The room was beautiful with a patio overlooking the river, great place for coffee in the morning. The staff was excellent, helpful in every way making diner reservations for us and giving geat advise on where to eat. It was also enjoyable to have a hot breakfest made by the chef every morning. Perfect location on the riverwalk walking distance from any where you would want to go. While there we got a chance to see Johanna perform a beautiful wedding ceremony on the river. We will be back in march for a family friends wedding, know it will be amazing, cant wait!"

About the Inn on the Riverwalk: Located in the heart of downtown San Antonio, Texas, the Inn on the Riverwalk is centrally located on the banks of the famous San Antonio Riverwalk. Just a 10-15 minute walk to all the great downtown neighborhoods, stroll the King Williams District, shop at the Mexican Market Square and of course, visit The Alamo and dine on The Riverwalk. The Inn on the Riverwalk has been rated with excellent customer service and has a fantastic location for either a romantic getaway, reunion, retreat, girls weekend, business meeting and/or a beautiful Riverwalk wedding. The Inn on the Riverwalk's staff so looks forward to hosting your stay. 210-225-6333 or reserve your booking today at www.innontheriverwalksa.com

For a complete list of all winners, including regional and international Best of BedandBreakfast.com Award winners, please visit www.BedandBreakfast.com and click Winners 2010-2011.

Founded in 1995, BedandBreakfast.com is highly recommended by The New York Times, Real Simple, Forbes, Travel & Leisure, USA TODAY and many others. To learn about more than 11,000 other perfect choices for your next B&B getaway, visit BedandBreakfast.com, the leading online bed and breakfast directory and reservation network worldwide. A variety of search functions and extensive maps enable inngoers to find the perfect B&B. Travelers can make reservations online, purchase The Getaway Gift Card from BedandBreakfast.com, welcomed at over 4,000 B&Bs in the U.S. and Canada, read up-to-date trip reports on The BedandBreakfast.com Blog, read and write independent reviews, and post questions on expert-hosted message boards.

BedandBreakfast.com is owned and operated by HomeAway, Inc., the worldwide leader in online vacation rentals, representing more than 475,000 paid vacation rental home listings across 120 countries.

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Johanna Gardner
Inn on the Riverwalk
129 Woodward, San Antonio, Texas 78204

210-225-6333

www.innontheriverwalksa.com

https://www.joinmda.org/2010sanantoniotelu/johanna/

Together, The Inn on the Riverwalk and lots of friends, helped MDA provide vital services such as:

MDA Summer Camp - A magical week of fun and independence
Outpatient Clinics - Families see the top specialists for their disease
Equipment Assistance – Help obtaining and repairing vital medical equipment
Support Groups - Families and the people MDA serves sharing and caring together
Research - Hope for the future

for more info: www.mda.org

END of SUMMER SPECIALS $99/night! - http://eepurl.com/Nmmv

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