UU BED AND BREAKFAST DIRECTORY


Do you dream of inexpensive vacation travel to interesting destinations where you can stay in the homes of friendly people who share your ideals and are happy to provide directions and advice for their area? 

The UU bed and breakfast directory UU’re Home (formerly Homecomings) can fulfill your dream. For 27 years, we’ve provided a network of hosts in the United States (and a few abroad) who enjoy meeting new friends and who are happy to open their home to like-minded people.

You can also become a host and be listed in the directory. Contact us at 828-281-3253 or atinfo@uurehome.com, and we will gladly send you information about listing your accommodations.

Host listings on the UU’re Home website at www.UUreHome.com are updated whenever changes are made or new hosts are added. The paper edition is published every year in April (and has many listings different from those on the website).  For a copy of the 2007 directory, please send a check for $20 (or $25 and your e-mail address for both the book and a year’s access to the website) to UU’re Home, 43Vermont Court, Asheville, NC 28806.

NIAGARA FALLS


Join UUs from around the country in Niagara Falls,July 20-23, 2008 

Come experience the wonder of Niagara Falls including some great educational opportunities while being taken care of like royalty. The UU Church of Niagara is conducting a four day UU Niagara Experience which is a lifetime opportunity to encounter the Falls up close from every perspective. Spend four days with us exploring the rich history and natural beauty around the Falls. For information visit our web site : http://www.uunex.net/ 

You don’t have to be UU to join us.

DULUTH UU BED AND BREAKFASTS


The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Duluth, on Minnesota's beautiful North Shore, now offers bed and breakfast homes to members and friends of UU congregations. Whether you are traveling even further north or Duluth is your destination, you may now be able to stay in a UU home in Duluth. All financial proceeds will go to the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Duluth.

We offer a range of facilities and accommodations in our homes; most range in price from $60 to $85/night, including breakfast, though some “whole house” or “special accommodation” homes are also available.

This is not a time-restricted program, and we will try to arrange your stay to fit your travel days and specific needs. To begin your inquiry, please e-mail _bandb@duluthuu.org or you may call Ms. Gloria Walters at 218-348-2996 or the church office at 218-724-0308.

Thank you!

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Duluth


 

WINE COUNTRY EXCURSION TO THE NAPA VALLEY


An hour north of San Francisco are the lush vineyards, world class wineries and picturesque small towns of the Napa and Sonoma Valleys. We invite all UUs and friends to share the beauty of our “home” through the UU Fellowship of North Bay’s “Wine Country Excursions.” 

           We offer small customized two day tours of our valleys which can include wine tastings, art galleries, museums, scenic trails and much more. We provide private rooms with bath in the homes of our members and experienced guides to conduct tours in their cars. 

           Napa itself is alive and vibrant with galleries, boutique shops, world-class restaurants, wine tasting rooms and entertainment. Sites of special interest include COPIA (The American Center for Food, Wine and the Arts); Jack London’s home (now a state park); the Culinary Institute of America at Greystone; the diRosa Art and Nature Preserve.

           Tours are offered from May through October. Plan for two days of touring and a two or three night stay with all local transportation provided. Home hospitality without tours is also available. Our fees are much below market rates for similar services. All proceeds to help our Fellowship grow and purchase property in this expensive real estate market. We have limited openings, so contact us now for details. Tom Wilson 707.254-7443 or 2wilsons1dog@comcast.net

Napa was as delightful as I had expected. What was equally important and somewhat unexpected was the profound connections I felt with my hosts and hostesses.”

                                                                   Carol Lim, Los Angeles