Explore Theo Frayne’s Travel Guides

If you’ve ever searched for honest advice on cottages, glamping, or whether an all‑inclusive resort is worth the price, you’ve landed in the right spot. Theo Frayne writes the kind of articles that cut through the fluff and give you straight‑forward answers you can actually use when booking your next getaway.

Cottages, Cabins & Cozy Stays

Theo’s cottage posts dig into the real pros and cons of staying in these charming homes. From the subtle differences between a traditional cottage and a small house, to the hidden costs of remote living, each piece offers practical checklists. Want to know if a seaside cabin will give you the privacy you crave? Theo’s guide on romantic cabin getaways walks you through location, amenities, and how to pick the perfect spot without breaking the bank.

One of the most popular reads is the “Cottage vs Small House” article, where Theo breaks down design, lifestyle and maintenance factors in plain language. He even throws in a quick sizing chart so you can compare square footage at a glance – no need to guess if a 900‑sq‑ft place feels cramped or cozy.

Glamping, Tiny Homes & All‑Inclusive Resorts

Glamping can sound like a buzzword, but Theo’s “What Is the Point of Glamping?” explains when the luxury tent experience actually makes sense. He weighs comfort against cost, highlights eco‑friendly options, and lists three must‑have features that turn a night in the woods into a five‑star stay.

For tiny‑home fans, Theo’s deep‑dive into lifespan and durability answers questions like “How long do tiny houses last?” and offers maintenance tips that keep a small space functional for a decade or more. He also isn’t shy about the drawbacks – his “Biggest Drawbacks of Living in a Tiny House” article spells out storage challenges and privacy concerns in a way that helps you decide before you buy.

All‑inclusive resorts get a lot of love (and criticism) from travelers. Theo writes both sides of the debate. In “Should You Pay for an All‑Inclusive Resort?” he uses simple math to show when the package saves money and when it leaves you paying extra for hidden fees. In “Disadvantages of All‑Inclusive Holidays,” he points out crowd levels, food quality, and the loss of local experiences, giving you a balanced view so you can choose the right vacation style.

Every article ends with a quick checklist – think of it as a cheat sheet you can print or save on your phone. Whether you’re figuring out if an all‑inclusive drink limit really means unlimited cocktails, or you’re planning a budget‑friendly glamping trip, Theo’s checklists keep the decision‑making simple.

All of Theo Frayne’s pieces are designed for folks who want clear, actionable advice without endless jargon. He writes like a friend who’s already been there, tried the hotels, stayed in the cottages, and knows which tips actually work. Browse the list of posts below, pick the topic that matches your travel plan, and get right to the good stuff – no fluff, no filler.