I’m usually able to get all the information I need to book my trip or stay right there on a single website.

When looking at resort or retreat spaces, the websites are usually so beautiful and just draw me and direct me to where I need to go to find what I’m looking for and book it.

It's harder to find under-the-radar type places but for most of my trips, I can just book a hotel room through a basic travel site. They have all the info I need usually.

Expedia and sites like that usually are the best at helping me find exactly the kind of place I'm looking for for an affordable price. 

I struggle to find unique places for my yoga and professional retreats, travel websites sometimes have that info but not always. 

I can't always find local attractions as well as I would like but usually I can figure out where stuff is since most sites have a map, and list like amenities, and reviews.

Most travel or hotel sites have pretty accurate pictures and prices so I don’t have to look long to find what I need. Especially if it’s just for one night.

I like to really research where I'm staying and my vacations so I look at a lot of sites. It's time consuming but I usually can't find everything I want to know in one place.

As long as there's a way for me to book online, that's easiest for me.

If I can read reviews and look at photos, that’s usually all I need to make a decision.

It's easy for me to book most of my vacations on a hotel website or booking site.

I can easily look at a calendar and book online, browse photos and what the hotel or place provides.