Not long to go now. The information states "most hotels have restaurants". Could you tell me which hotels do have restaurants please. After a long day travelling or sightseeing I don't always want to go treking out in the evening in search of food.

Hi Sarah, the following hotels do have restaurants:

Commodores Inn, Stowe

Eaton Chelsea, Toronto

Rochester Plaza, Rochester

Doubletree by Hilton, New York

The following hotels don't:

Midtown, Boston

Fox Ridge Resort, North Conway

Holiday Inn Express, Montreal

Thanks,

Tim

Not long to go now. The information states "most hotels have restaurants". Could you tell me which hotels do have restaurants please. After a long day travelling or sightseeing I don't always want to go treking out in the evening in search of food.

Hi Sarah, the following hotels do have restaurants:

Commodores Inn, Stowe

Eaton Chelsea, Toronto

Rochester Plaza, Rochester

Doubletree by Hilton, New York

The following hotels don't:

Midtown, Boston

Fox Ridge Resort, North Conway

Holiday Inn Express, Montreal

Thanks,

Tim

Hi Sarah,

I too am on this trip ... Very excited. I'm hoping our tour guide will point us in the right direction for places to eat nearby where hotels don't have restaurants. This has always been the case on other holidays I've been on with Just You and other singles companies. I've also checked out positions of these hotels and the Boston and Montreal ones certainly look to be near plenty of restaurants. North Conway is a smaller place and the hotel a little further out but I still think ok. I'm sure we could share a taxi if needed. Look forward to meeting you in just over a weeks time

Jan Myers

Thanks for that information Tim. I'm very disappointed to learn that on six nights I shall be forced to go treking out for dinner. Also, having investigated the areas around the hotels, the one in Montreal seems to be in a run down area of the city. After problems with my upgraded seat booking - your booking agent failed to inform me that after paying a substantial sum for the upgrade to business class, I would need to pay a hefty premiun to pre-select my seat. Rather than excitement, I am starting to feel very nervous about this tour.

Hi Sarah, sorry to hear you are feeling nervous. Having checked with the hotels in question, the Fox Ridge have advised that they do put a menu on for our groups so they can eat in-house.

In regard to the Midtown, Boston and Holiday Inn Express, Montreal there are plenty of places to eat half a block away (probably a couple of minutes walk), so you will not need to travel far to eat.

Thanks,

Tim

I wouldn't worry to much, you won't be in your own I have done many USA tours and I am doing this tour leaving on TUESDAY. Not every body want to be in the hotel to eat so there will always be people to buddy up with, that's half the fun trying new places and with different people. You will be fine I am sure.

Cindy

I stayed at Midtown in Boston. If you take a right out of the main door there is a Mall full of restaurants about 300 yards down the road and a Cheesecake factory across the road. My daughter Sarah and I had supper then took some cheesecake back to the hotel and watched Boston Bruins who were playing in the Stanley Cup on tv. This was the May of 2011. Love Boston. Toronto is my family home- my Mum's brother married out there so I have loads of relations there.

One of the reasons why I only go on trips that I have never been to before. I know I have done Memphis and New Orleans back in 2008, Route 61 takes in Chicago and St Louis, November 3rd will not come fast enough :)

Jan

Caroline

Jan M

Just looked up cheesecake menu Boston. Menu looks fab ( didn't realise they did main meals too!) after looking at the cheesecakes, I'm just glad we're in Boston for 3 days so I'll have chance to try more than one flavour. Thanks Jan ( Janib) for the suggestion - it sounds ideal.

Jan M

Jan