Earlier this month we showcased events in Austin in October. As there are so many things to do and see in the fall season, our staff at LeMontreaux apartments to rent or lease in Austin continues the list for you!

Formula 1 United States Grand Prix | October 23–25, 2026

The Formula 1 United States Grand Prix returns to Circuit of The Americas October 23–25. Race weekend combines world-class Formula 1 competition with concerts, fan activities and the energetic atmosphere that has made the Austin Grand Prix one of the city's signature events.

Viva La Vida Festival & Día de los Muertos | October 24

Austin's rich Mexican-American heritage takes center stage at the Viva La Vida Festival on October 24. Presented by the Mexic-Arte Museum, the celebration is Austin's longest-running Día de los Muertos festival and features a colorful grand procession, traditional foods, music, performances, art activities, local vendors and a lowrider exhibition.

Halloween at House of Torment

If you prefer your Halloween with a serious scare, House of Torment is one of Austin's best-known haunted attractions, and our staff’s as well! Elaborate sets, costumed scare actors and multiple haunted experiences make it a favorite for older teens and adults. October weekends can sell out, so advance tickets are recommended.

Another Central Texas option is SCARE for a CURE in Manor, a nonprofit haunted attraction where proceeds support local charities. It offers an immersive, story-driven approach to Halloween rather than simply relying on spooky stuff to scare the kids.

Freaky Deaky | October 30–31, 2026

Halloween weekend gets a major dose of electronic music at Freaky Deaky Festival, October 30–31 at the Travis County Exposition Center. The two-day festival features multiple stages devoted to house, techno, trance and EDM, making it a popular Halloween destination for the 18-and-over crowd.

Austin Film Festival | October 29–November 5, 2026

Movie lovers can wrap up the month at the Austin Film Festival, beginning October 29. Screenings, panels, conversations and filmmaker events take place at venues throughout downtown Austin. It is particularly popular with aspiring writers and filmmakers because of its strong emphasis on screenwriting and storytelling.

Make October an Austin Adventure

With live music, racing, art, pumpkins, haunted attractions and one of the country's most colorful Día de los Muertos celebrations, October may be Austin's most action-packed month of the year. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly fall weekend, a music-filled getaway or a Halloween adventure, there's something happening almost every weekend – just a short drive from our apartments for lease or rent in Austin!

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October is one of the most exciting months on the Austin calendar. From the enormous Austin City Limits Music Festival and Formula 1 racing to pumpkin patches, Halloween celebrations and Día de los Muertos, the city is buzzing nearly every weekend.

If you're planning a visit—or simply looking for something new to do close to home—here are some of the October events worth putting on your calendar. 

And if you’re looking for a new place to call ‘home,’ LeMontreaux apartments for rent in Austin, Texas would be happy to call you ‘home sweet home.’

Austin City Limits Music Festival | October 2–4, 2026 & 9–11, 2026

Austin's biggest October tradition returns to Zilker Park for two weekends of music. The festival offers more than 140 artists performing across eight stages, making it one of the country's premier music festivals. Even if you don't have a festival ticket, many Austin venues host official and unofficial concerts throughout the city during ACL weekends.

Pumpkin Nights at Pioneer Farms | Through October 31, 2026

For a magical nighttime fall experience, check out Pumpkin Nights at Pioneer Farms. Thousands of carved pumpkins are transformed into elaborate art installations along an illuminated walking trail. The family-friendly attraction runs through Halloween and is especially impressive after dark.

Austin's Pumpkin Patches and Fall Festivals

There are plenty of places around Austin to pick a pumpkin and enjoy traditional fall activities.

Sweet Eats Fruit Farm in Georgetown hosts its Fall Festival through November 8, with a corn maze, petting zoo, apple slingshots and obstacle courses.

Indian Springs Ranch Fall Fest in South Austin runs through November 1 and combines a pumpkin patch with unusual attractions including camels, zebras and buffalo.

Uhland Fall Fest, south of Austin near Kyle, runs weekends through November 1 with rides, games, food and a pumpkin patch.

Closer to Austin, Bethany Pumpkin Patch runs from October 4–31 at Bethany United Methodist Church. Visitors can choose pumpkins, take fall photos and enjoy free games and activities.

Boo at the Zoo | October 2–24, 2026

Families can celebrate Halloween at the Austin Zoo's Boo at the Zoo on weekends throughout October. Children can trick-or-treat along the zoo's pathways, see themed decorations and enjoy a Halloween experience designed especially for younger visitors.

For an even bigger fall outing, Texas Pumpkin Fest in Leander runs October 10–November 1, with pumpkins, photo opportunities, live music, food vendors and family activities.

Be sure to look at our next Blog later this month for more things to do in Austin in the fall!

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September is when Austin begins transitioning from summer to fall, and the city’s event calendar is packed with music, art, film, food and outdoor celebrations.

If you’re planning an Austin getaway this September, here are some of the top events worth adding to your itinerary that are just a short drive from our apartments to rent in Austin, Texas!

Lone Star Le Mans — September 4–6

Race fans can kick off the month at Circuit of The Americas with the FIA World Endurance Championship’s Lone Star Le Mans. The three-day event combines high-speed endurance racing with concerts, fan activities and the excitement of watching some of the world’s top sports cars compete on COTA’s challenging 3.4-mile circuit.

Austin Bat Fest — September 5

One of Austin’s most unusual traditions returns September 5. Austin Bat Fest celebrates the city’s famous Congress Avenue Bridge bats with live music, food, vendors and family activities. As evening approaches, watch an estimated 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats emerge from beneath the bridge—a spectacular sight and one of Austin’s most memorable experiences.

LEVITATION — September 10–13

Music lovers won't want to miss LEVITATION, taking over venues throughout the Red River District and East Austin from September 10–13. The eclectic festival features psychedelic rock, punk, metal, indie, electronic music and more, with performances spread across multiple venues. It’s a great way to experience Austin's legendary live-music scene in an intimate club setting.

Fall Pecan Street Festival — September 12–13

Head west of downtown to the Hill Country Galleria for the Fall Pecan Street Festival. This lively, free arts festival brings together artists, craftspeople, musicians, food vendors and families for a weekend of shopping, entertainment and outdoor fun. It’s an excellent opportunity to find unique Texas-made gifts and enjoy a relaxed fall afternoon.

For more things to do and see in Austin, Texas, watch for our next blog later this month or stop in our office for our personal suggestions. And, never hesitate to visit our favorite site of where to go and what to do at VisitAustin.com!

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As summer comes to a close, it’s the perfect time to create memorable adventures this fall in and around Austin, Texas! Check out these fun activities below and watch for our next Blog later this month with more ideas on what to do in Austin in the fall.

Savor the Seasonal Fruits & Veggies

After you have selected some of the season’s finest fruits, it’s time to savor and save the flavors for those holiday feasts to come. From plums to peaches to all the prunes in season, preserving those seasonal favorites is a classic way to spend a fall day. It’s also a great way to get kids excited about math, as measuring the goods comes with tasty rewards!

To get you started, we found a super simple website that lays out the basics of canning from the folks at SeriousEats.com.

Some of the best recipes can be found at BallMasonJars.com. Some of our favorites that are a little out of the ordinary, yet ideal for fall feasts include:

Habanero Apricot Jam
Carrot Cake Jam
Spiced Tomato Jam

And this ‘must-make’ seasonal favorite: Apple Butter

Attend the Pecan Street Festival

On September 14^th and 15^th, this Festival is one of the largest, and longest-running, arts/crafts and music festivals in the nation, presented by The Pecan Street Association, a 501(c)4 nonprofit organization. If you have never attended this ultra-popular event, this year is the year to do so. With over 50 bands, arts and crafts, kids’ games and oh-so-much more, you may want to go both days. And it’s a huge fundraiser that supports a variety of projects on 6th Street and the downtown area. Among those who benefit are artists, youth programs and homeless initiatives.

Sip on the Season’s Best Brews

While the adults enjoy a seasonal brew, there are usually family-friendly spaces where kids can join in on the fun. Enjoy the outdoor areas at local breweries where everyone can relax together.

Ziler Brewing Company and Tap Room
1701 East 6^th Street

Austin Beer Works
3001 Industrial Terrace

Central District Brewing
417 Red River Street

Meanwhile Brewing
3901 Promontory Point Drive

The Austin Beer Garden Brewing Company
1305 W. Oltorf Street

Want more ideas on what to do in Austin in the fall?  Stay tuned for our next Blog post later this month!

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Earlier this month we shared our initial list of things we are thankful for in Austin, Texas. And as there are so many things to be grateful for, we are continuing our list for you below.

On behalf of our entire staff at Le Montreaux apartments in North Austin, we encourage you to experience all that makes your life happy and healthy … and wish you a very memorable Thanksgiving.

Beautifully Maintained Parks

Throughout Austin, we are so fortunate to have so many parks to enjoy the great outdoors in Austin. Right now, the weather couldn’t be better to pack a picnic and plan a stroll, bike ride or hike through our region’s expansive list of Parks.

We are always impressed at the meticulously cared for recreation areas that the Austin Parks and Recreation Department continues to maintain on our behalf.

The Austin Parks and Recreation Department has been the steward of the City of Austin’s public lands since 1928. As such, they protect and maintain parkland and our urban forest. They preserve trails, and offer a variety of sports, recreation, educational enrichment, arts programs, cultural opportunities, nature and aquatic activities.

For a complete list of all the Parks throughout Austin, click into this list now.

Arts & Culture

If you are fond of art and culture, you really don’t need to drive too far to soak in the splendid arts and culture scene in Austin. There seems to be an art gallery around every corner and our impressive list of museums is enviable by every standard. Two of our favorites are the Bullock Texas State History Museum and the Blanton Museum of Art.

We are so well known and appreciated for our art scene that the city is home to the Texas Film Awards and Texas Book Festival.

You can explore a variety of eclectic art and cultural experiences in Austin all year round by clicking into VisitAustin.com now.

 Family-Friendly Adventure

Lucky for locals and visitors alike, Austin is a family-filled playground, year-round. So much so that we have dedicated many of our Blogs to the lifestyle that awaits you and yours throughout our colorful seasons. Here are highlights of the adventures that we’re thankful for … and enjoy every year!

• Playdate at The Thinkery Put your family’s grey cells to use at the Thinkery, an interactive museum on Simond Avenue
• Watching Fish at the Austin Aquarium
• Learning at Pioneer Farms  
• Kayaking at Lady Bird Lake  
• Strolling through the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center  
• Hiking at Mount Bonnell  
• Enjoying Dessert at Amy’s Ice Creams  
• Exploring Inner Space Cavern

The FOOD!

Be it for Christmas Dinner or just to toast to a festive night on the town, the vibrant city of Austin has you covered. Below you will find a list of some of the favorite spots our family at Le Montreaux apartments likes to dine or have a holiday toddy to celebrate all that is good in life.

Wherever you choose to go, make a reservation now as many of these local favorites are full every night.

Garbo’s

L’ Oca d’Oro

Diner Bar Austin

The Peacock Mediterranean Grill

Nido


In closing, we hope you enjoyed our top list of things to be thankful for in Austin. As you can see, our city is full of adventure, culture, history, and endlessly fun things to do.

Have a safe and memorable Thanksgiving ~ from the Le Montreaux family!

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Lions, tigers and bears … and so many more options when it comes to making our purchasing the perfect Halloween costumes this year.

To keep you running full stream ahead, enjoying the fall season in Austin, our family at LeMontreaux apartment community is sharing their ideas with you!

Have fun, and we’ll see you at the top spot to celebrate Halloween … noted below!

Top Halloween Costume Stores in Austin, Texas

For get the stress and step out to see the enormous selection of costume shops in Austin through this list below. If you would rather do something less traditional, keep reading  – we have more ideas that follow this list.

Party City – Sunset Valley Village 

Party City – Balcones Woods 

Spirit Halloween

Consignment Shops in Austin 
If you’re feeling a little more daring, hit the thrift or consignment shops to get your creative juices flowing. 
 

Lucy in the Skies with Diamonds 

The Bazaar 

Blue Velvet 

Coco Coquette 

Goodwill 

Best Ideas for a DIY Halloween Costume

In addition to all the costume shops throughout Austin, Texas, there are some super easy ideas to take the stress out of this holiday.

For inspiration, we searched the web and found that WomensDay.com had one of the most comprehensive lists to get your creative juices flowing. It has plenty of ideas for DIY kids’ costumes, couples’ costume ideas, scary Halloween costumes, funny costumes, and more.

Top Spot to Celebrate Halloween in Austin, Texas

Just one night touring with Nightly Spirits in Austin will get you in the mood to celebrate all season long.  If you have yet to embark on their Nightly Spirits Austin Ghost Tour Pub Crawl, this is the year to do so!

According to their website, they “spent a ton of time drinking and ghost hunting through downtown Austin to create the best ghost tour in Austin. “

The Nightly Spirits Austin Ghost Tour Pub Crawl begins at haunted Buffalo Billiards on 6^th Street.

And here’s what their website says about what to expect:

“You are going to visit at least 4 bars on a roughly 2.5-hour journey around Austin. This Austin walking ghost tour pub crawl will cover about 1 mile and is going to follow along the most haunted places in Austin. We are going to take you to some of the darkest places in Austin and tell you some of the seediest stories around town. You will meet your guide inside Buffalo Billiards. Most of the time we will have private access to the second floor before it opens to tell ghost stories of Buffalo Billiards. The tour, most of the time, will end at Waller Creek Pub House, where we have secured awesome drinks specials for you to enjoy all night long.”

Have a spooktacular Halloween!

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To help you enjoy all the fun and festivities, our family at Le Montreaux apartments in Austin is sharing some of their top ideas on where to go and what to do to celebrate Halloween and the fall season in Austin.

Want to know where and how to pick out the perfect pumpkin? Want to try out some new recipes for canning this year? Read on, then check our Blog later this month for ideas on creating the perfect costumes and where to show them off at the top spot to celebrate Halloween in Austin, this year.

How To Pick Out A Perfect Pumpkin

So, where do you start? It depends on the purpose. If you have plans to host a pumpkin carving party, focus on the large, uniform shapes; they are best for carving creative creatures. If you are seeking a pumpkin for the perfect pumpkin pie, here’s the rule: the smaller and heavier, the better.

While picking out pumpkins, be sure to get a few squashes to make one of the richest and most delicious recipes for Squash Soup from HowSweetEats.com.

To ensure your pumpkin lasts as long as it can, exchange the real candles of yesteryear with battery-operated candles.

And here’s an excellent tip to keep your artistry looking healthy well into the fall season: wipe the fruit off with bleach and water.

Where to Pick Out A Pumpkin

Last year we provided you with a list of pumpkin patches and local farms within a short drive from our apartments to rent in Austin, Texas. All of those listed below are still our favorite spots.

PEAS Community Farm and Urban Orchard

Boggy Creek Farm

Sweet Eats Adventure Farm

Austin Orchards

Love Creek Orchards

Delicious Fall Canning Recipes

It’s that season again! If you have yet to try canning, perhaps this year is the year to do so. There are so many good reasons to add this hobby to your list:

1. Preserving the nutritional value of fresh produce: Canning retains most of a food’s nutrients.
2. Cost savings: Canning food is cheaper than freezing food.
3. Environmental impact: Canning helps save the environment.
4. Convenience: Canned foods are readily available.
5. Versatility: Canning allows you to enjoy homemade goodness throughout the year.
6. Preservation of family recipes: Canning helps preserve traditional flavors.
7. Complete control of the ingredients. You won’t have to have a dictionary to understand what’s in your creation!

Here are a few of our favorites from TasteofHome.com. We hope you enjoy them too.

Apple Jam with Pie Spices Recipe (tasteofhome.com)

Homemade Christmas Jam (tasteofhome.com)

Apricot Jam Recipe (tasteofhome.com)

Favorite Bread & Butter Pickles Recipe: How to Make It (tasteofhome.com)

Mild Salsa Recipe for Canning Recipe: How to Make It (tasteofhome.com)

Autumn Pepper Relish Recipe: How to Make It (tasteofhome.com)

Check out our second October blog later this month to see some new ideas for DIY costumes, the top spots to buy costumes in Austin, and where the parties are that await your spooky and spectacular attire!

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With fall in full swing, our family at Le Montreaux apartment community in Austin is spending lots of time in the kitchen preparing some of our favorite fall recipes. We think they are so tasty that we’ve chosen our second blog of the month to share them with you.

Cheers!

Make it YUMMY … all season-long!

Squash Soup with Curried Brown Butter Recipe
Ingredients:
•    3 slices bacon, diced
•    1 sweet onion, diced
•    4 garlic cloves, minced
•    kosher salt and pepper
•    4 to 5 cups cubed butternut squash
•    4 cups stock chicken or vegetable stock
•    ½ cup heavy cream or full-fat coconut milk
•    creme fraiche or plain yogurt, for topping
•    chopped fresh cilantro, for topping

Curried Brown Butter:
•    4 tablespoons unsalted butter
•    1 teaspoon curry powder
See the full recipe here from HowSweetEats.com.

Roasted Vegetables  

Ingredients
•    2 cups cubed butternut squash
•    2 cups halved Brussels sprouts
•    2 cups cauliflower florets
•    2 carrots, cut into 1-inch pieces
•    1 to 2 turnips, cut into 1-inch pieces
•    1 small red onion, cut into wedges
•    1 cup halved red radishes or cubed daikon radish
•    Extra-virgin olive oil, for drizzling
•    Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
•    2 tablespoons chopped rosemary or 12 chopped sage leaves, optional
•    Apple Cider Vinegar Dressing, optional
•    Lemon wedges, for serving, optional
Click here for the complete recipe from LoveandLemons.com.

Chocolate Chip Zucchini Bread

Ingredients
•    3 cups grated fresh zucchini about 3-4 medium zucchini
•    1 ½ cup granulated sugar
•    2 large eggs
•    2 teaspoons vanilla extract
•    1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
•    3/4 cup butter melted¹
•    3 cups all-purpose flour² properly measured
•    2 teaspoons baking soda
•    1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
•    1 ½ cups mini semisweet chocolate chips
These make super delicious hostess gifts for the holiday to come.  Get the full recipe from Ihearteating.com.
 

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As we continue to enjoy our spectacular fall weather from our apartment community in Austin, we like to eat outdoors as often as possible.  To get you out and about to do the same, we have asked our staff at LeMontreaux apartments for rent in Austin for their top picks for where to do to eat outdoors in Austin.  We must admit, the list was overwhelming.  So, we took a vote and paired it down to the following options that we are sure you will enjoy.

Cheers!

Contigo

Modeled after their family’s ranch, the family at Contigo has been entertaining Austin locals and visitors alike for over 30 years.  What we like best about Contigo is its consistent fresh, local, quality food and of course, their famous margaritas!

With one of the largest outdoor dining patios in town, you can feel comfortable within its spacious setting.  In the evening, the Tivoli lights add to the atmosphere that may soon be a ‘must-do’ for you throughout the fall season.

Our favorites? Try the Contigo Burger, Fried Catfish Sandwich, or Backyard Burger. You can see the full menu right here.

And their website says it best:  Out goal is to off a place to relax, commune, and enjoy great food. We hope you will join us

Lenoir

Thanks to their expansive backyard, Lenoir continues to offer some of the finest food in Austin in their popular Wine Garden.  We just love sitting under their 500-year-old live oak trees while we enjoy some of their award-winning food and beverages.

When owners Todd and Jessica first opened Lenoir in 2012, they had a passion for building a strong culinary community in Austin. Fast forward to today where they made good on that promise and now offer some of the more creative dishes to enjoy – sourced almost exclusively from Texas’s community of farmers and food artisans.

What do we order?    It completely depends on the week as the menu is switched up to keep us coming back.  Which we do!  Before you go, make a reservation, and check out the weekly menu right here.

Perla’s Seafood & Oyster Bar

For some of the freshest fish and oysters in Austin, Perla’s is the place to be.  Owners Larry and Tom ensure that the food you enjoy is fresh from the ocean (on both coasts) where they fly their favorites in for you on a DAILY basis!  Promising “simple, clean, and simply delicious,” Perla’s also offer their suggestions for pairing the perfect meal with the perfect blend of wines from their extensive wine list.

 Known throughout the City for one of the prettiest patios in the South, they also offer their open-air dining area to complement their offerings for safe and sensational dining experiences.

Be it brunch, lunch, or dinner, our eyes are always on the “Perla’s Plates” that offer a delicious combination of fresh seafood options – be it Sea Bass, Lobster, Scallops from Maine, or many of their options, it’s all good!

One more thing, be sure to check out their huge Saltwater Fish Tank!

Jacoby

Possibly the best spot for outdoor dining in Austin, Jacoby consistently received top ratings for their food, friendly service, and fun all the way around wrapped within their Ranch-to-Table dining experience. We always ask for a table outside along the river, be sure to do the same.

 There is some interesting history to this establishment as well that is noted on their website:  The Jacoby Family founded Jacoby Feed and Seed in Melvin in January of 1981. Since, they have grown Jacoby Feed and Seed in Melvin to a multi-faceted, vertically integrated family business that includes a farm and ranching operation, cafe, and rail center.

As for our suggestions, go to the “Jacoby Brand Beef” selections on the menu.  Born and raised in Central, Texas, by the Jacoby family, the cattle have been raised with only the finest nutrition that includes pasture grass, hay, and a special Jacoby Feed and Seed.  You can read more about their family ranch operation and their full menu on their website.

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With the fall season right around the corner, smart travelers are already looking for good deals and great tips on how to enjoy their holiday travel this year.  Be it Thanksgiving, Christmas, or events in-between, traveling can be a challenge to say the least.

To help you stay ahead of the (stress) curve, we decided to use our blogs this month on some tips that we have found online that will hopefully make your travels to and from our apartment community in Austin, Texas, this Thanksgiving (and other holidays) a lot more enjoyable this year.

We’ll send along our thanks to the Travel Channel who has enlightened us with the following tips.

Safe travels!

Plan Ahead

It's never too early to start your holiday travel planning. In the early fall, you can take advantage of lower rates and seats aplenty. To jump on a bargain, sign up for sale notifications from your preferred airlines or Amtrak and follow your favorites on Twitter and Facebook where special sale notifications may pop up before they are available to the general public.

Travel Light

As more airlines start charging for checked bags, it's a good idea to pack light and carry on your bag. But keep in mind that your fellow travelers will all have the same idea and overhead space may be tight onboard. To lighten your traveling load, consider shipping some of your belongings to your final destination ahead of time, especially presents and bulky items like diapers or extra clothes that you won't need for the journey.

Choose the Best Days

The day before Thanksgiving is the busiest travel day of the year closely followed by the Sunday after the big day when travelers tear themselves away from the leftovers and football to make the journey home. Christmas has a similar pattern. 

Avoid these days by flying out on Monday or Tuesday if the holiday schedule makes sense. When you're ready to head home, take flight on Friday when the masses have moved on from the airports to the shopping centers to score the best holiday deals. The crowds pick up again on Saturday, reaching a critical peak on Sunday, before leveling out on Monday.

High-Tech Troubleshooting

It's commonsense to arrive at the airport early — you'll need the time for parking, security and to wait your turn for that necessary cup of coffee. But you can avoid some airport hassles by taking advantage of useful applications that can be used on your smart phone. iPhone users can get the skinny on the airport, including maps showing the gates and restaurant information, using the GateGuru app. Airlines including Southwest, Delta and American Airlines all have mobile websites where passengers can check in, confirm seats and keep track of their flight status.

Holiday Road

While you certainly save money and avoid some headaches traveling by land, navigating the highways presents its own set of holiday challenges during the extended Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Traffic can choke heavily traveled routes adding hours to generally speedy trips. Follow the same best practices for road travel, including avoiding the highways on the Wednesday before turkey day and the following Sunday.

Plan your route ahead of time and travel with a GPS system, smart phone or old-school maps to offer alternatives if you need a Plan B. And to avoid unnecessary delays, bring along an E-ZPass or change for the tolls, as well as plenty of snacks, and be sure to fill up on gas before you hit the road.

Unplug. Unwind. Have fun.

Although traveling during the holidays has its challenges, when all is said and done it gives us all a chance to really unplug, unwind, and spend good times with family and friends.

On behalf of the entire team at Le Montreaux we wish you the best of success in planning your holiday travels.  If you happen to decide to stay at home, we’ll look forward to sharing the seasons with you!

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