Medford is a small, quaint city in the southern portion of Oregon. Unlike other big cities, it doesn’t feature the most extravagant attractions or the fanciest buildings. In fact, it’s stunning and relaxing. If you enjoy wineries, beautiful views, outdoor activities, and quirky shops, you can find them all in Medford. There are a bunch…
San Francisco has many seaside neighborhoods like the Embarcadero, Presidio, Mission Bay, and the like, but none are as diverse as the Marina District. The northernmost neighborhood of the city, the Marina District overlooks the San Francisco Bay. As the name suggests, it’s home to the Yacht Harbor as well as lots of verdant spaces…
Manzanita can be considered as the heaven on earth for beach lovers, as it has everything they ever dreamed of. This (extremely) small beach town is blessed with fresh air and tranquil ambiance. Here, you’ll be enchanted by the views of Neahkahnie Mountain and the dazzling waves as well as the gentle breeze of Manzanita…
Tucked on the northern banks of Lake Michigan, Manistique, formerly Monistique, is the only city in Michigan’s Schoolcraft County! The city straddles the Manistique River and even takes its name from it. The river forms a natural harbor on Lake Michigan, with the city even having a lighthouse, the Manistique East Breakwater Light. Manistique is…
Lying on the eastern shores of Lake Michigan, the charming city of Manistee in the state of Michigan also happens to sit at the mouth of the Manistee River. In fact, the name of this unique town comes from an Ojibwe word and it’s a place where nature, beauty, and history come together. Not only does it…
Manhattan is one of the top-visited cities in NY. It’s arguably a tourist magnet with various attractions and places to visit. We visit Manhattan in all seasons. When it gets cold, we prefer to stay in hotels in Manhattan with indoor pools as we insist on having entertainment options in our accommodation venues. Indoor pools…
Manhattan is often referred to as the cultural, financial, and entertainment capital of the world. It is one of the most densely populated boroughs in New York City that is pulsating with life and energy. Manhattan sees a large footfall of travelers throughout the year, and as such, there is no dearth of places to…
You, political nerds, have long known that Manchester, New Hampshire is the voting venue for the first presidential primary election. However, the state’s largest city has much more to offer than ballot papers and political campaigns. Sitting in the 23rd position of America’s 100 best cities to live in, Manchester is full of history, culture,…
Lower Manhattan is arguably a magnet for NYC travelers. From the Statue of Liberty, Wall Street, and the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, this place packs a punch with some of New York’s most recognizable sights. For us, what initially drew us in was its vibrant atmosphere. It didn’t take long for us to fall in…
The Lower East Side of Manhattan holds a special place in our hearts. It’s where we spent countless weekends exploring the rich history, diverse cultures, and vibrant street life that make this neighborhood so unique. Walking through its streets, we can truly feel the energy of New York City. The smell of fresh bagels from…
Louisville is the largest city in Kentucky and the 29th-most populous city in the U.S. Some might call it Bourbon City, while others know it as the Possibility City. Whatever you want to call it, Louisville is truly an awesome city to visit. Here, you’ll find plenty of historical places, miles of green space, and…
Take the sunscreen, bring along the surfboard, and pack your bags. Have a dream vacation in Los Angeles, the largest and most popular city in California! It’s an exciting place where terrific destinations are spread all over the city, a luxury lifestyle is ubiquitous, and sunshine is never-ending. Trust us, you’ll never be short of…
Even though it’s very close to New York City, Long Island has its own unique attractions. It’s full of interesting beaches, historic sites, and unique downtown villages. Many people only recognize Long Island as New York’s suburbs. While in reality, it’s an exciting destination on its own. Coming here for an extended vacation or a…
The lovely town of Lake George sits on the southern end of its namesake, Lake George, in the heart of the vast Adirondacks in New York. A classic summer escape, the region has boatloads of natural beauty, with the town itself boasting small-town charm. When we were looking for stays, how could we not look…
Lake Geneva is situated in one of the 22 top winter vacation states in the U.S.A: Wisconsin. This resort city is believed to date back to the 19th century. It boasts a beautiful trail of Gilded Age mansions, built by the rich folks of Chicago, on the shoreline of Lake Geneva. The city is home…
Kissimmee may be regarded as a city in the US, but it’s not a city in the true sense of the term. Although it has the usual trappings of a city with the Historic Downtown at its core, and a wide range of shops and restaurants, the city is more of a family-oriented destination. Given…
With over 3,000 skiable acres and varied terrain, Keystone is especially popular with families. Hotels in Keystone Colorado are divided between the main village, River Run, at the base of the mountain, and Lakeside Village near the lake. There are plenty of off-site hotels near Keystone Co too if you’re looking to stay elsewhere. The…
One of the more captivating places of the Florida Keys archipelago is the seven-square mile Key West island with its tropical vibe. It’s one of the main destinations for party hoppers and sun-seekers looking for a Caribbean-style vacation within the United States. Predictably, you’ll find plenty of hotels in Key West Florida to suit all…
Keene is a small city tucked away in a quiet corner of New Hampshire, but right in the heart of New England. It makes up the Monadnock Region along with Cheshire County and is home to two reputed liberal arts colleges. The city is a cultural hub of music, theater, and art. You’ll often find…
Known for its vibrant atmosphere, BBQ, and jazz history, Kansas City will never cease to amaze you. It’s the biggest city in the Sunflower State and home to 500.000 people. Kansas City is sometimes referred to as the Barbecue Capital since there are world-class steaks and barbecue restaurants all over town. There’s so much happening…
Are you planning to visit San Francisco soon? Also, do you want to experience authentic Japanese culture? You’ll want to stay in Japantown if all your answers are yes! It’s a safe and vibrant neighborhood in San Francisco where you can immerse yourself in Japanese culture. It’s one of our favorite areas in the city,…
Jacksonville is a hidden gem in Florida. This city didn’t receive the recognition it deserved until a few years ago. People used to complain about the lack of hotel rooms, terrible restaurants, and poorly planned traffic patterns. But in less than a decade, Jacksonville has improved and turned into a completely different place everybody starts…
You’ve probably heard of the Indianapolis 500, but not all the fun things Indianapolis has to offer. There are so many things to do here that we believe, this city is underrated when it comes to being a travel destination. Though Indianapolis is built around sports fans, exploring the city can be a fun activity…
Houston is a sprawling metropolis area in Texas, extending to Galveston Bay. Whether you’re traveling for business or looking for an exciting weekend getaway, this hip city won’t fail in making your trip enjoyable. Besides housing many iconic sights, Houston is also known for its great shopping experience, scrumptious culinary scene, and fun nightlife. There…