Provincetown is where the Pilgrims first landed in 1620 after signing the Mayflower Compact. The farthest point on Cape Cod became a haven for writers and artists a century ago. Possibly due to its remoteness and gorgeous locales. Today, however, the town is easily accessible, bringing in a constant stream of visitors, especially the LGBT…
With plenty of sun and sand, Puerto Vallarta should be your ideal choice for a Mexican holiday. Situated on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, you’ll find some of the best hotels in Puerto Vallarta on the beach. The city has an old-school charm to it that will take you back to a different era. With its cobblestone…
Quebec City is one of the oldest European settlements in North America, dating to 1608. Among the city’s landmarks is Château Frontenac. This 1892 resort counts among the best hotels in Quebec City, Canada. The metropolis is particularly famous for the surrounding ramparts. In 1985, UNESCO declared the entire section a World Heritage Site. Overall,…
Redmond may not be the getaway many people dream of. But for outdoor enthusiasts, this fastest-growing city in Oregon is heaven! With the Cascade Mountain Range to the west and Oregon’s high deserts to the east, this region is a vast adventure playground. Prepare your hiking shoes and a hat, as there are many cliffs…
Rutland is the third-largest city in Vermont known for its historic buildings that date back to the mid-19th century. These buildings are found in the downtown area of the city, which sits on the western edge of the Green Mountains and is surrounded by beautiful vistas. While there are a few attractions in the city,…
Utah’s scintillating capital Salt Lake City lies tucked nicely between the craggy peaks of the Wasatch Mountain range and the Great Salt Lake. Besides being Utah’s only city with an international airport, SLC, as it’s fondly called, is all about fantastic food, even better people, and the great outdoors. The city brims with creative cafes,…
Salt Lake City International Airport served around 20 million passengers in a year alone. Though it’s not the busiest airport in the States, as a major hub for Delta Airlines and one that’s an international airport, a long layover is a common theme for passengers of SLC. That’s why you’ll find several park-and-fly hotels in…
Being the state’s second-largest city, it’s no surprise that many have dubbed San Diego the birthplace of California. History records that this region was the first place the Europeans landed in the west of America. Today, it has become an astonishingly diverse mix of cultures, with the Pacific to the west and Mexico to the…
San Francisco is a melting pot of everything, whether it’s fascinating vistas, the Wild West saloons, the quirky microclimates, excellent food, or its natural highs, if you can think it, you’ll find it here. While its iconic Golden Gate Bridge is the biggest drawcard there’s plenty more that brings visitors to the city. It’s no…
Santa Fe is famous for its history and charm. Sitting at nearly 7,000 feet above sea level, this city is United States’ highest state capital. The history dates back to 1600. Santa Fe was founded in 1607, making it the nation’s oldest state capital. Also, Santa Fe has a strong Spanish tradition. The historic part…
Many believe that Scottsdale, Arizona is exclusive to the wealthy, upscale, or mature traveler. Well, that’s not entirely wrong since the eastern part of Maricopa County is filled with golf courses and luxury resorts. But that’s also not entirely true as The West’s Most Western Town has a lot more to offer. Home to more…
Seattle is an urban metropolis with a huge variety of interesting things to do. In the largest city in the Pacific Northwest, you can find almost anything. From the famous Space Needle, the lush of green at the Gas Works Park, and some iconic dining at Pioneer Square. This town also the home of several…
Seattle is bursting with local flavors, innovation, and an oddball cultural heritage that is mesmerizing, to say the least. The ethereal city is also nicknamed ‘Emerald City’ due to the lush evergreen forests that ensconce it. It’s no surprise that millions of travelers, both leisure and business, throng the city every year. If you’re flying…
With our entire family being huge Major League Baseball fans and with the kids playing baseball, too, the great ballparks of the Midwest have always fascinated us. Of them all, the topmost item on our MLB bucket list was watching the Cardinals play at the famed Busch Stadium in St. Louis, Missouri. And let us be…
The gorgeous vacation town of Steamboat Springs is a year-round destination, largely due to the vast areas of untouched wilderness that surround it. Predictably, good hotels in Steamboat Springs are pretty easy to come by. You are spoilt for choice with a wide range of accommodations to choose from, ranging from traditional hotels, vacation rentals,…
Tampa is the largest city in the Tampa Bay Area on the west coast of Florida. Although Tampa may come across as a sprawling city it’s easy to locate the tourist attractions here. The attractions are concentrated in a few renowned neighborhoods such as the historic district and downtown. Downtown is one of the more…
Hotels in Telluride Colorado are divided between the historic Telluride town and the higher Mountain Village, connected by a gondola. Many ski-in/ski-out properties are located in the Mountain Village which is a resort-style town catering to tourists. There are a few ski-in/ski-out properties in Telluride too but plenty of other options to choose from. Like…
The Great Smoky Mountains is the country’s most-visited national park – yes, even more than Yellowstone National Park! This awe-inspiring East Coast attraction spans more than 500,000 acres across Tennessee and North Carolina. We were thrilled to be exploring the mist-covered mountains, which wowed us with their vibrant flora, verdant forests, and blue peaks. The southern…
No visit to New York is complete without stopping by Time Square. You can find almost everything in this world-famous neighborhood. From street artists, attractions, restaurants to protesters! Whether you are in the Big Apple for business or pleasure, this area is a hive of activity that’s ready to welcome you with all its glory.…
Located at the shore of Lake Ontario, Toronto is the most populous city in Canada. Like Vancouver, Toronto is also divided into neighborhoods. The oldest St. Lawrance neighborhood dates to 1793. It borders with more contemporary Financial and Entertainment Districts. The area is home to many museums, galleries, sports clubs, and some of the best hotels…
Located in the southern Sonoran Desert, Tucson (also known as “the Old Pueblo”) is a magnificent desert city. The iconic architecture and restaurants reflect a cultural mix between Native American, Mexican, and colonial Spanish. All foodies, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts will love this city as there are loads of things to do in Tucson, and…
The Upper East Side, NYC is where the elite resides in huge townhouses and storied mansions. Wealth and class define the area that many celebrities call home. It’s possibly one of the best places for celebrity sightings. Since the area is largely residential you won’t find too many hotels here. However, many of the best…
The Upper West Side feels straight out of a New York movie with its quintessential brownstones and quiet side streets. Bordered by Central Park and Riverside Park, the area is much quieter than the touristy areas of Manhattan. You won’t find too many luxury hotels on this side of the city but the best hotels…
Vail is one of Colorado’s premier skiing destinations with a whopping 5,000 acres of skiable terrain. During winter its slopes are studded with skiers of all abilities. Accommodation doesn’t come cheap here though, and although there is a wide range of options, hotels in Vail Co can burn a hole in your pocket. We’ve reviewed…