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Letters | February 2012
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Are they noisy, or just a really good time? Travel + Leisure readers voted on which cities can crank up the nightlife.
America's Best BYO Restaurants
How can you cut your restaurant bill and enjoy great wine? Bring your own booze to one of these great BYO restaurants.
America's Best Comfort Foods
Cutting-edge cuisine has its place, but sometimes you just want a hearty meal with your favorite comfort foods.
Dr. Ruth Launches "Date Nights D.C."
Washington, D.C. is getting a different kind of stimulus package this month—one spearheaded by the newly-appointed Secretary of Love and Relationships, Dr. Ruth Westheimer. The...
World's Scariest Train Rides
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Washington, D.C.’s Best New Hotels
Skip the inauguration, but come after and experience the changes in D.C.’s new—and new-look—hotels.
Great American Beaches
The best U.S. beaches—from tranquil to clubby, and from terrestrial marvels to watery wonders.
What’s New in Washington, D.C.
In a city rife with contrary opinions, few subjects have ignited as much controversy as the location of the National World War II Memorial (202/426-6841;...
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The Hip Refuge The intimate scale and quiet location—on a side street in Dupont Circle—give the stylish Hotel Madera (1310 New Hampshire Ave. NW; 202/296-7600;...
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