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Accommodation Type

Price Per Night (CAD)

$100 to $200

$200 to $300

$300 to $400

$50 to $100

> $400

< $50

Owned By?

Black/Minority-Owned

Indigenous-Owned

Woman-Owned

An exterior of the King Henry th IV Pub and Hotel in Sedgeford, Norfolk, England, recommended as a safe place for women to stay by JourneyWoman readers.

The King William IV Country Inn & Restaurant

Sedgeford
, Norfolk
, England, United Kingdom

Submitted by: Wendy

It is a charming English Pub and Guest quarters. The staff are warm, welcoming, and treat you individually. The room comes with a great breakfast, your choice from an “English full” to boiled eggs with sides. The pub food is great! They have a good variety of quality food.

For me what stood out was the care the staff took with the guests.

Type of Accommodation: Boutique Hotel

Price per night: $100 to $200

Cape Grace Hotel

Cape Town
, South Africa

Submitted by: Gayle H.

Standing at the heart of the V&A Waterfront is a figure that evokes familiarity, comfort and a sense
of adventure – Cape Grace is a timeless presence. With rooms gazing out onto the harbour, marina,
or the majestic silhouette of Table Mountain, this grand hotel feels as if it has always been part of
the landscape. Every visit, even the first, truly feels like a homecoming.

Type of Accommodation: Chain Hotel

Price per night: > $400

La Casa del Maestro

Seville
, Spain

Submitted by: Carolyn

I stayed here during Semana Santa in April 2024. It was the perfect place to see the neighbourhood processions and just a short walk to the Cathedral. There is no restaurant but there is a small breakfast area. Also no elevator but only two flights up max.

Type of Accommodation: Boutique Hotel

Price per night: $100 to $200

Ten Hill Place

Edinburgh
, Scotland

Submitted by: Patricia H.

I have a reservation at Ten Hill Place for May. Walking distance to the Royal Mile. I’m really hoping it lives up to its website. Rick Steves recommended it, too.

Type of Accommodation: Boutique Hotel

Price per night: $200 to $300

Off Soho Suites

New York
, New York
, United States

Submitted by: Julie

It was reasonably priced at $210. a night. It was a full suite – bedroom, bathroom, Living Room, full kitchen with a stove, fridge and microwave, kettle, dishes, cutlery. There are various sizes of rooms. It is an older building that has been renovated. It was clean and had everything I needed in it. Air Conditioned, has a safe, 24 hour front desk, towels switched daily, and luggage storage.
In the Lower East Side Of NYC – a few blocks from subways and a Whole Foods Grocery Store 5 minutes away. It is a working neighbourhood instead of a touristy area, but I felt safe.