Carlos Blanco
Based in Washington, DC
English, Spanish
Carlos Blanco
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My Story
Wanderer of too many time zones, collector of passport stamps and perpetually hungry.
Travel Style
I'm all about slow travel. Sit back, relax and enjoy great food. Sprinkle in easy sightseeing and enjoying local culture. Return home with your battery full.
Reviews (16)
Christopher W.
about 1 month ago
Carlos did it again! I needed a quick, no-frills, comfortable hotel for business. He was able to find me one within walking distance.
Christopher W.
about 2 months ago
Carlos is the best! I’ve been booking with him exclusively for business and pleasure travel for the past year or so and it’s been a delight every time ! When travel is smooth , that is one thing, but when your travel agent is there when things go wrong—— that is a test of true service! Thank you!
Andrew F.
about 2 months ago
I needed to add an extra night to my NYC stay, and the hotel I was originally booked at was sold out. Carlos found me a room at The Ludlow. While I wasn't thrilled about moving downtown, I'm so glad I did! He recommended a great bar across the street, Superbueno, and dinner at Penny. All within walking distance. The bed and room were so comfortable and the water presure in the shower was A+. This is why you have to trust your travel advisor!
Christopher W.
about 2 months ago
Carlos helped us narrow down our options in New York and we weren’t even looking at this hotel. His expertise helped us in a big way when booking this group trip. We loved it!
Ken F.
2 months ago
Carlos was available on demand as we did a road trip through the US and needed a place to stay on an ad hoc basis. Carlos did all the research to find stays along the way to our final destination. Highly Recommend!
Christopher W.
about 1 month ago
Carlos did it again! I needed a quick, no-frills, comfortable hotel for business. He was able to find me one within walking distance.
Christopher W.
about 2 months ago
Carlos is the best! I’ve been booking with him exclusively for business and pleasure travel for the past year or so and it’s been a delight every time ! When travel is smooth , that is one thing, but when your travel agent is there when things go wrong—— that is a test of true service! Thank you!
Andrew F.
about 2 months ago
I needed to add an extra night to my NYC stay, and the hotel I was originally booked at was sold out. Carlos found me a room at The Ludlow. While I wasn't thrilled about moving downtown, I'm so glad I did! He recommended a great bar across the street, Superbueno, and dinner at Penny. All within walking distance. The bed and room were so comfortable and the water presure in the shower was A+. This is why you have to trust your travel advisor!
Christopher W.
about 2 months ago
Carlos helped us narrow down our options in New York and we weren’t even looking at this hotel. His expertise helped us in a big way when booking this group trip. We loved it!
Travel ideas (1)
Valle de Guadalupe: Mexico's Wine Country for the Perpetually Exhausted
I've done Napa. I've done Sonoma. And I've come back from both needing a vacation from my vacation. Too many wineries crammed into one day, reservations every two hours, fighting for parking at the hot restaurant everyone's posting about. Exhausting. Valle de Guadalupe is the antidote. Just 90 minutes south of San Diego, this is Mexico's wine country at its most unhurried: world-class wines, some of the best food I've eaten anywhere, and absolutely zero pressure to do anything but sink into a poolside lounge chair with a good book.
Valle de Guadalupe: Mexico's Wine Country for the Perpetually Exhausted
I've done Napa. I've done Sonoma. And I've come back from both needing a vacation from my vacation. Too many wineries crammed into one day, reservations every two hours, fighting for parking at the hot restaurant everyone's posting about. Exhausting. Valle de Guadalupe is the antidote. Just 90 minutes south of San Diego, this is Mexico's wine country at its most unhurried: world-class wines, some of the best food I've eaten anywhere, and absolutely zero pressure to do anything but sink into a poolside lounge chair with a good book.
Valle de Guadalupe: Mexico's Wine Country for the Perpetually Exhausted
I've done Napa. I've done Sonoma. And I've come back from both needing a vacation from my vacation. Too many wineries crammed into one day, reservations every two hours, fighting for parking at the hot restaurant everyone's posting about. Exhausting. Valle de Guadalupe is the antidote. Just 90 minutes south of San Diego, this is Mexico's wine country at its most unhurried: world-class wines, some of the best food I've eaten anywhere, and absolutely zero pressure to do anything but sink into a poolside lounge chair with a good book.
Valle de Guadalupe: Mexico's Wine Country for the Perpetually Exhausted
I've done Napa. I've done Sonoma. And I've come back from both needing a vacation from my vacation. Too many wineries crammed into one day, reservations every two hours, fighting for parking at the hot restaurant everyone's posting about. Exhausting. Valle de Guadalupe is the antidote. Just 90 minutes south of San Diego, this is Mexico's wine country at its most unhurried: world-class wines, some of the best food I've eaten anywhere, and absolutely zero pressure to do anything but sink into a poolside lounge chair with a good book.
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