Idaho might be known for its great potatoes, but it’s also known for gemstones! And as Idaho’s capital city, Boise is a true-blue gem of Idaho’s culture. Not only is it a cultural hub replete with history and architecture, but it’s also one of Idaho’s best cities for couples. There are many romantic hotels in…
It seems that lately, everyone wants to spend time in Austin, including couples looking to engage in romance. Now, planning date nights at some of Austin’s most romantic restaurants seems right. But, sometimes, you might want to book yourselves into one of the city’s most romantic hotels. Whether you’re on your Texas honeymoon or even…
The dreamy city of Asheville boasts a gorgeous location in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Eclectic local shops, chef-inspired cuisine, art, intimate dining, and many cozy staying options make this one amazing romantic destination. Stroll the North Carolina Arboretum and the historic Biltmore Estate gardens during the day and finish the day with a…
Are you dreaming of a magical escape to Disney World but with an extra touch of elegance and indulgence? Well, look no further than the most expensive hotels in Disney World! Whether it’s one in California, Florida, Japan, France, Hong Kong, or China, there’s always a luxurious stay that can make your wish come true.…
Champagne afternoon teas, touring the city in a Rolly Royce, and sipping chocolate martinis at an art deco bar – that’s Dallas’ priciest stays for you. The fact is that when it comes to expensive hotels, Dallas sets the bar for the same across the state. After all, it’s the millionaire’s city of America, and its…
Although unchanging and consistent open roads can be very relaxing to drive on, others require a bit more concentration and attention. While there are thrilling yet terrifying roads all over the world, there are lots of roads that offer adventure right in the United States. Now, the most dangerous road in the US, which ranges from Maui…
If we have to describe Los Angeles, we’d say it’s glamorous, luxurious, and extravagant. We’ve had the privilege of visiting LA a few times, and every time we’re there, we’re always awed by its magnificence. It’s no surprise, then, that the city is home to some fancy hotels. If you’re planning a special occasion or…
In the middle of the greater Mojave Desert sits the shimmering city of Las Vegas. Its impressive skyline strikingly contrasts with the barrenness of the surrounding desert, and it’s easy to see why. For, Las Vegas’ skyline has a slew of impressive skyscrapers that range from the High Roller to replicas of world wonders, such…
Indiana is famous for covered bridges, basketball, and Abraham Lincoln’s childhood home. But, the Hoosier State also has some beautiful campgrounds. “Honest-to-Goodness Indiana” might as well sum up its natural beauty in the form of lush forests, gushing rivers, and untouched environs. What’s more, the same goes for campgrounds in this midwestern heartland. Indiana best…
As the country’s second-largest state, Texas is brimming with a plethora of possibilities for fun and adventure. We think it’s safe to say that a trip to Texas will never be not exciting. And if you love old historic hotels, you’ll be thrilled to know that Texas has more than its share! Spending your nights…
Do you love a little history served alongside your stay in Colorado? If so, then these historic hotels of Colorado will excite you! By spending your nights at one of them, you’ll be able to travel back in time and learn more about Colorado’s rich history. Many of the hotels on this list have even…
Virginia is rich in both history and tradition. It’s the site of the first permanent English settlement and eight former US presidents’ birthplace. Aside from that, it’s also blessed with natural beauty. Travelers worldwide love to flock here to admire its beautiful pine forests, sandy beaches, and stunning mountains. And when it comes to accommodation…
The captivating city of Savannah, Georgia, is brimming with a rich history. Touted as America’s most haunted and hallowed city, Savannah is all about historic architecture, cobblestoned streets, and 22 public squares covered in Spanish moss and oak. In fact, it’s this vibe of the city that you’ll see plastered all over the internet. If…
New York City is one of many delights with history and modernity coexisting in what is the most populated city in the USA. The city traces its origins to a trading post founded by Dutch colonists in 1624. With such a long, illustrious history behind it, it is no surprise that many buildings and districts…
Travelers looking to have a good time would do well to put New Orleans on their list of places to visit in the USA. And if you are in town during Mardi Gras, you will understand the hype. There is never a dull moment in New Orleans that seems to be in a constant party…
Home to beautiful neighborhoods and popular attractions, Washington, DC, is, without a doubt, worth visiting. Apart from that, it’s also a dream vacation for history buffs. With its rich past, stunning architecture, and scandals (both known and unknown), a trip to DC is a must. While the museums and monuments can offer plenty of knowledge…
Windy City Chicago is famous for its grand architecture and historic buildings, including amazing historic hotels. In fact, one of the first hotels to open in Chicago dates all the way back to 1831! The best historic hotel in Chicago, Illinois, options, including the oldest hotel, has seen hordes of famous guests pass through its…
Charleston is a city that will take you back in time with cannons, carriage rides, and talk of the Civil War. Built on slave labor in the 17th century, the city showcases its history through its culture and architecture. As such, you’ll find many Charleston, SC historic hotels, especially quite a few historic hotels downtown…
Hawaii, in the heart of the North Pacific Ocean, has always been synonymous with luxury. Whether it’s the tropical, lush landscape, the turquoise waters, or the pristine white-sand beaches, every inch of the archipelago justifies its nickname as the Aloha State. So, it’s no surprise that the islands are home to some of the world’s…
Fenway Park holds the distinction of being the oldest ballpark in the world and is something of an institution to city dwellers. The home of the Boston Red Sox, the park has been welcoming fans since the early 1900s. However, it’s not just sports fans who make the trip to Fenway Park but history buffs…
While Boston in the wintertime is something everyone runs from, it’s an extremely charming city during spring, summer, and even the beginning of fall. This New England city is everything; scores of charming preserves and parks, world-class museums, and loads of fine dining restaurants. Did you know that Boston had the most expensive hotel rates…
Caves have always had a haunting allure for what lies beneath the surface, in the darkness. While caving enthusiasts plunge headlong into a cave without a second thought, others feel claustrophobic. However, entering the biggest cave in the USA will erase those fears. Stretching for miles, some of the biggest caves in USA are pretty…
Northern California’s bucolic Napa Valley, which is sprinkled with more than 400 wineries and sprawling manicured vineyards, is nothing short of a real-life fairytale Hallmark movie. This prestigious and established wine region has survived it all – the Roaring ’20s Prohibition, wildfires, and even 2020’s horrific Glass Fire. It’s said that a village of winemakers worked…
Visiting Palm Springs in the Sonoran Desert in California is, in itself, an exercise in wellness. Relaxation is practically in the air with the mountain vistas, baby-blue skies, and the clear desert air accompanying you. Whether you’re planning a weekend splash-filled getaway or traveling to Stagecoach or Coachella, Palm Springs makes relaxation a priority for…