About me and my brand

My name is Kayleigh Egner. 

I am currently 31 years old and live in the beautiful and historic city of St. Augustine, FL. 

My biggest dream in life has always been to travel and experience life to the absolute fullest. While I haven’t had many opportunities to travel as of yet, I hope to make the dream a reality. 

Despite my lack of travel, over the years I’ve become a bit of a hotel connoisseur. Long story short. I still live with my parents (very millennial of me, I know) but since I do not have a place of my own I have always enjoyed staying at hotels for special occasions or for little getaways in order to taste that freedom I otherwise don’t get at home. 

While I was living in Indiana I did my staycations frequently and when people would visit I loved telling them the best places to stay based on what they were looking for. I relished in that insider knowledge a typical traveler just doesn’t have. 

Thus, I came up with The Inn List. An idea I hope to grow that details my stays at hotels and fun things to do in the area you are in. That way my insider knowledge can be shared with those who know about The Inn List and perhaps one day getting your hotel/place on The Inn List will be a coveted honor. One can only hope. 

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Kayleigh

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