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Cooper Landing, Alaska, romantic hotels use romance and fantasy to create memorable experiences for guests. Often located in spectacular settings, they feature luxurious lobbies, gracious guest rooms, grand ballrooms, elegant bars, and sumptuous dining rooms. People seek them out because they offer unique and memorable experiences.

Cooper Landing, Alaska, romantic hotels evoke images associated with the classic qualities of romance: heroism, adventure, and mystery � for the anticipation of finding love, sealing a lucrative business deal, or attending a grand social event or a great conference. Hotel spaces are designed in scale and character for both grand and intimate gatherings, conversation and celebration. Guests like to feel that they have traveled to a faraway or more exotic, rustic, or elegant place than they really have.

Romance is often associated with nature, particularly light and water in their various manifestations, including sunrise and sunset, candlelight, firelight and moonlight, the ocean, forests and meadows. A meadow can be evoked through soft textures and materials that facilitate serenity and airiness, such as a grassy courtyard. The right type of carpet, particularly one with a curved edge, can be used in a romantic hotel lobby to create the soft feel of a meadow.

A Cooper Landing, Alaska, romantic hotel can use a lighted pond or fountain to create a water feature in a courtyard or lobby. At one romantic hotel, a grotto-like fountain splashes under the grand stair that takes guests up from the street-level lobby. Moving light from under the water in in the fountain pool plays on the walls and the lobby's vaulted ceiling. Water also can be evoked through materials with sheen or reflectivity, such as polished stone, metal, or mirrors.

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Kenai Princess Lodge, Bean Creek Road, Cooper Landing, AK
Kenai Princess Lodge is a place to stay for golfers near golf courses in Cooper Landing, AK. Reserve a hotel room for a golf game in Cooper Landing, Alaska.

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A Playground in Alaska: Golf at midnight, more family time and bears in the backyard.(Tim Hoover, veteran equities trader, moves his family to Alaska )

Had too much of the big city? Looking to get away from the high taxes and stresses of the megalopolises where most traders conduct business and live? Want more time for your recreational activities and to be with your family? Those were the kinds of questions that Tim Hoover, a veteran domestic

Publication: Traders

February in Alaska? Must Be Golf Weather - New York Times

Typically by February, Alaskans are hoping for a reprieve from winter's cold and snow. This year, they are seeing a heat wave. Unseasonably warm weather has blanketed the state all week, a spike in a winter of above-average temperatures. Patches of brown grass poke through thinning snowdrifts, and

Publication: The New York Times

A One-Hole Golf Course in Alaska With a Par 70

00-00-0000 The Pillar Mountain Golf Classic begins in Kodiak, Alaska, today. The two-day event features a one-hole course with a par 70. The mile-and- a-half-long course goes 1,400 feet up the back side of a mountain. SCOTT SIMON, Host: Two weeks ago we told you about the Bering Sea Ice Golf

Publication: Weekend Edition - Saturday (NPR)

National Safety Council's 2002 Coast-to-Coast Golf Tour in Alaska at the Anchorage Golf Club on August 5

ITASCA, Ill., July 23 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The National Safety Council (NSC)'s first-ever Coast-to-Coast Golf Tour comes to Alaska on August 5 with a golf outing at the Anchorage Golf Club. This fundraising tour kicked off on June 10 in Aurora, Ill., and has included a successful outing at Hampshire

Publication: U.S. Newswire

Golf Course Backers Look to New Anchorage, Alaska, Mayor to Resolve Dispute.

By Paula Dobbyn, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 29--Plans to develop a golf course and an expanded ski area in Girdwood could move ahead more quickly as a result of Anchorage's recent mayoral election, promoters said Monday. The 18-hole golf course, opposed by

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Hilton Los Cabos Beach & Golf Resort and Alaska Airlines Vacations Join Forces to Offer 'Valued Savings' Vacation Packages.

LOS CABOS, Mexico, July 14 /PRNewswire/ -- The Hilton Los Cabos Beach & Golf Resort and Alaska Airlines Vacations have joined forces to offer special vacation packages that the most discriminating and budget-conscience traveler will enjoy. The Hilton Los Cabos Beach & Golf Resort will offer

Publication: PR Newswire

Alaska Inventor Develops Ornamental Design for Golf Putter Basting Brush Device

ALEXANDRIA, Va., May 22 -- Joseph Moore of Bella Vista, Alaska, has developed an ornamental design for a golf putter basting brush device, the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office announced. The inventor was issued U.S. Patent No. D522,756 on June 13, 2006. The original application was filed on July

Publication: US Fed News Service, Including US State News

Alaska transplant a striking success for Hornet golf

Paul Rice University Wire 02-15-2006 (The State Hornet) (CSTV U-WIRE) SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- If you see a distinct glimmer when you watch the Sac State women's golf team, it's because Margaux Sheehan has become the unquestionable shining star, not only of the team, but also of the entire Big Sky

Publication: University Wire

The Pillar Mountain Golf Classic: Golfing Kodiak-style has its own set of hazards. (Alaska this Month).(Brief Article)

Tiger Woods hasn't tackled this course yet, but Kodiak Island's annual golf extravaganza might make even a seasoned golfer like him think twice before stepping up to the tee. After all, the putting green is made of green Jell-O. Those who have braved the Pillar Mountain Golf Classic say it is not

Publication: Alaska Business Monthly

Tok.(The Alaska Highway)

The area code for Tok is 907. Nearly destroyed by a massive forest fire in the summer of 1990, Tok is a major crossroads in central Alaska; it provides access to Dawson City, Fairbanks, Valdez, and Anchorage. Although there's little to it except hotels, it's a surprisingly enjoyable place to spend

Publication: Alaska Highway Adventure Guide

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