 | While nowhere as big as its local Hyatt brethren, this upscale boutique hotel oozes cool the moment you step into its dark, mahogany-toned lobby highlighted by an impressive art collection (the "Piazza del Duomo Milan" hanging near the front desk is the original). |
 | In this south-central Wisconsin town best known for its namesake brewery, I figured there must be a downtown bar dedicated to late-night sipping of the brew that makes this place a must-stop for Midwestern beer lovers. |
 | The first thing you notice when entering the new Radisson Blu Aqua Hotel is what you don't see: a check-in desk. It's there, but it's shoved far left of the blue-tinted revolving door, which means most guests experience the business end of their hotel stay only at arrival and departure. Radisson betting on Blu, a new hotel brand launching in Chicago |
 | Foreign airlines generally don't offer them, but U.S. airlines offer day passes so people can try airport lounges. Delta Sky Club ($50), United Club ($39 online), US Airways ($29) and American Admirals Club ($50) sell access to the lounge for a day. |
 | In keeping with its self-discovery theme, the spa offers climbing/jumping/high-wire activities designed to help you embrace your fears. Their titles give you the acrobatic flavor: "Desert Sky Zipline," "Desert Tightrope," "Quantum Leap," "Giant's Ladder" and "Swing and a Prayer." Miraval resort, Arizona |
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