I love to travel and see new places, but as a working professional with a family, the opportunities

I stayed one weekend grand canyon lodging night at the Renaissance Austin in the Arboretum recently. I used to live in the area, but had never stayed there before, so when one of my category 1-4 certificates was about to expire, and I needed to take a quick weekend trip to Austin, I figured this was a great opportunity to check it out. The Renaissance is a category 4 hotel so it was a great value too.
When I arrived to check in, the parking lot was completely full, and teenagers in formal dress and tuxedos where everywhere. grand canyon lodging I thought to myself, this is going to be "great"... However, when I checked in, the receptionist told me there was a prom that night, and she would put me in one of the top front rooms which were set back away from the atrium. I guess this was sort of a Junior Suite, with a small sitting room or office in the front, and a bedroom on the other end after the huge bathroom, so there really was no noise at all. I hardly noticed grand canyon lodging the event going on.
The lounge was not open on Saturday night or Sunday, but that was fine, I was leaving first thing anyway. I headed down to the gym. There is a separate elevator in the back, and I walked all the way around the upper balcony looking down on the festivities grand canyon lodging below. They also have an indoor pool and an outdoor pool, both are modern and well maintained. There are outdoor trails accessed through a door in the back of the exercise room. They appear to go all through the woods behind the hotel.
The next morning I had my breakfast delivered to the room. It showed up right on time and was very good. Checkout was simple, and I headed over to Starbucks to get some writing done, then head for a lunch engagement.
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I love to travel and see new places, but as a working professional with a family, the opportunities for travel are limited. However, I do a decent amount grand canyon lodging of travel for my work. Over the years I have learned to take advantage of this not only to improve my travel experience, but to see the world at the same time. Through this blog I hope to share these experiences and the insights gained with the greater traveling community.