New Family Friendly Hotels in California:

Hotel Palomar-Los Angeles: Westwood, California

Hotel Palomar-Los Angeles: Westwood, California

It’s hip. It’s art-chic. It’s Hollywood, baby. Stay in one of the 268 guest rooms of the eco-friendly Hotel Palomar in Los Angeles and you’ll instantly feel more glamorous. ...more »


The Village at Squaw Valley: Lake Tahoe, California

The Village at Squaw Valley: Lake Tahoe, California

As guests of the Village at Squaw Valley, Travel Savvy Mom is happy to report that these charming apartments are not just about easy access to the 4,000-acre Squaw Valley Olympic mountain area. Nestled at the bottom of the Sierras, you are surrounded by breathtaking beauty. The Village is a quaint collection of activities, apartments, ...more »


Spinning Wheel Yosemite Vacation Rentals: Groveland, California

Spinning Wheel Yosemite Vacation Rentals: Groveland, California

This 18-acre property tucked in the Stanislaus National Forest is a real gem. The owners, Deborah and Peter Barsotti, have created a lovely, quiet retreat ...more »


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