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…
Wander around the City of Roses where being weird, quirky, and edgy is a good thing. Portland is a heaven for nature enthusiasts and environmentalists, as well as one of the world’s greenest cities. This is the place where you see the city sits in harmony with nature without any boundaries. Fully relax and unwind…
Portland is not only Maine’s largest city but also one of the most vibrant and hippest small towns in America. Located on the shores of the North Atlantic Ocean overlooking Casco Bay, the town is all about redbrick structures and the aroma of fish fry and beer. Since it’s quite a distance from the East…
Portland has the perfect combination between the historical aspect and a modern touch. This city offers diverse scenery, so you’ll never run out of things to do. It’s easy to enjoy the outdoors as there are tons of activities. It’s also the home to the most iconic lighthouse in the US, the Portland Head Lighthouse.…
Pittsburgh is classic old-school America – steel-and-stone buildings sit beside brick row homes and beloved public libraries. The city melds art-deco swagger with beaux-arts elegance beautifully and has been undergoing a renaissance of sorts in the last few years. Not only has there been an influx of innovative companies, but also it boasts a burgeoning…
Picturesque Pigeon Forge in Tennesse lies in the shadow of the Great Smoky Mountains and is as unusual as its name. This tiny town burns bright on the banks of the Little Pigeon River and is famous for Dollywood, Dolly Parton’s namesake theme park. Not only does it house the 200-feet-high Ferris Wheel called Titanic,…
More than a million visitors head to the postcard-perfect Pigeon Forge in Tennessee, nestled in the shadow of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Even in the winters, the mountain destination is an absolute pleasure to explore. And what better way to cozy up in the winters than slip into a lovely heated indoor pool?…
Tucked between Tonto National Forest and the Gila River is the permanently sun-kissed capital of Arizona, Phoenix. Nicknamed “Valley of the Sun,” Phoenix is a thriving city for foodies, water babies, and nightlife lovers. You could be cooling off in summers or zipping down the snowy slopes in winters. Notwithstanding the season, Phoenix knows how…
Located on the banks of the Delaware River, Philadelphia combines a big-city culture with oodles of small-town charm. Besides being the very heart of US revolutionary and colonial history, ‘Philly’ is all about cultural sights and a lip-smacking and multifaceted food scene. If you’re visiting the city and have early morning or late night flights,…
Pensacola, the westernmost city in the Florida Panhandle is steeped in history. It has the distinction of being the site of the first Spanish settlement within the continental United States. That’s one reason why it wears the moniker ‘The City of Five Flags.’ It’s interesting history aside, Pensacola is a popular seaside escape, especially with…
Pagosa Springs is a hidden gem in southwest Colorado with its pristine forests, beautiful wilderness and natural hot springs. You’ll find plenty of hotels in Pagosa Springs to suit your personal needs. From traditional hotel rooms and suites to larger condos, Pagosa Springs has plenty of accommodation to offer. In winter, most people use the…
Raise your hand if you like going to the beach! Let us introduce you to the Oregon Coast, the coastal region of the U.S. state of Oregon. There’s nowhere else in this world beachier than this place. Even better, all 362mi (583km) of Oregon’s coastline is free and public, all thanks to the Oregon Beach…
We can’t imagine Key West without Old Town. It’s arguably the heart of the island. It’s vibrant, historic, and charming. We still don’t know how Old Town manages to check all the boxes. It caters to active travelers with its abundant water activities, but those who love to party can also enjoy the vibrant nightlife…
Let’s talk about Oklahoma City. The capital and the largest city of the U.S. state of Oklahoma has a population of over a million people. Besides by the crowds, you’ll also be welcomed by the bright sunshine, as the climate is usually mild. The culture, attractions, cuisine, and hotels in Oklahoma City are what you’d…
Once just a small town of Maine, Ogunquit has become a “Beautiful Place by The Sea”. As advertised, this town is filled with beach attractions. It’s also home to some of the most beautiful beaches in this state. Not to forget the best hotels in Ogunquit, Maine, promising us the ultimate relaxation. The beach itself…
Among the most popular traveling destinations in New Jersey, Ocean City is definitely in the top 3, especially if you’re traveling with your family. In fact, this city is also known as America’s Greatest Family Resort. That said, it hasn’t allowed the sale of alcoholic beverages since its founding in 1879. From lounging on the…
New York City has a lot of, well, everything. That also extends to its hotels, and the city had as many as 120,000 hotel rooms across the 5 boroughs in 2022 itself! That means that there’s certainly a hotel out there for every kind of traveler. The flip side is that most NYC hotel rooms…
Can you believe that there’s a railway station in New York City that’s older than Grand Central? Yes! We’re talking about Pennsylvania Station, also called Penn Station, which is the Western Hemisphere’s busiest transportation facility. The location couldn’t get better: It sits directly underneath Madison Square Garden, with exits all over Midtown Manhattan. Since our vacation included…
You’ll find no one in NYC who wouldn’t know of the famed Lincoln Center, the Big Apple’s version of Hollywood. The multi-venue complex is NYC’s premier entertainment destination and the world’s leading performing arts venue, but it’s so much more than that. What’s more, it’s home to many internationally renowned performing arts organizations, including Julliard,…
Many will agree that Rhode Island is one of the most beautiful states in the United States. There’s so much beautiful scenery to admire and Newport is their crown jewel! Yes, this cute port town offers not only beaches, but also mansions, history, and shopping. From walking along the enchanting Cliff Walk to satisfying your…
Newport is the funky capital of the Oregon Coast. It was first explored in the 1860s when fishing crews found oyster beds at the upper end of Yaquina Bay. Right from vibrant marine life to a plethora of museums, the lively tourist town has a unique persona. It has all the classic qualities of the…
New York City, a metropolis that never sleeps, offers an endless array of experiences. Among its many charms, we find the rooftop bars to be a quintessential part of the city’s allure. With breathtaking skyline views, innovative cocktails, and vibrant atmospheres, the following hotels in New York City with rooftop bars provided us with a…
We’ve all been there: the excitement of planning a family vacation to the Big Apple, only to hit a roadblock when booking accommodations. Finding hotels in New York City that sleep 5 can feel like searching for a needle in a concrete haystack. Scrolling through countless hotel listings only to discover that most rooms max…
The Manhattan Cruise Terminal, originally known as the New York Passenger Ship Terminal, has a rich history dating back to the 1930s. Located on the west side of Manhattan along the Hudson River, the terminal was established to accommodate the growing number of passenger ships traveling to and from New York City. As frequent travelers,…