Washington, DC, bursts with culture and is literally packed with monuments. The city is home to many important landmarks, museums, and attractions. While you’re here, choose hotels that accommodate your needs, style, and budget. Especially if you’re traveling with your pet. Finding one for you and your fur babies is super easy as Washington DC…
Admit it, Honolulu must be one of the cities that you’ve been wanting to visit. As the capital and the largest city of the U.S. State of Hawaii, Honolulu is popular for a myriad of reasons. Some like the warm and sunny weather. At times, there will be cool breezes too, which is perfect for…
With 300 days of sunshine annually, it’s no surprise that Bend, Oregon is the “outdoor playground of the West.” The town is a huge draw for intrepid adventures and outdoorsy travelers who seek thrill in the great, big outdoors. The glistening Deschutes River offers whitewater rafting opportunities, while the Cascade Mountains brim with limitless ski…
Stunning white-sand beaches, the Caribbean waters in all shades of blue, lush foliage, and Mayan ruins – the Riviera Maya is one good-looking ride. Beginning just south of Cancun, Mexico, the region is one long strip of hedonism and decadence. So, it’s no surprise that it’s one of the world’s most gay friendly regions, with…
The sleepy Savannah in Georgia’s Deep South paints a gorgeous picture with moss-swathed oak trees, lush public squares, and elegant mansions. It sits on the banks of the Savannah River overlooking the North Atlantic and was Georgia’s original capital and first city. While the Deep South isn’t exactly known for being liberal, Savannah is brimming with…
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…
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…
From luxurious accommodation and excellent rates, romantic hotels in Dallas, TX offer everything you need for the perfect romantic getaway!
Did you enjoy watching “Free Willy”? Were you captivated by the blue ocean where Willy lives happily? Have you ever thought of going there to see the ocean’s beauty with your own eyes? If all your answers are yes, pack your things and get ready to go to Astoria! It’s a small town in Oregon,…
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?…
Toronto may not be on the top of your ‘cities to visit’ list. But there are sure plenty of things that attract people to come to this town. All the more reasons to stick around for good. For the most part of the city, the people came from all over the world. There are over…
If seeing the Northern Lights (or Aurora Borealis to give them their proper name) is on your bucket list, it’s time to head up to Anchorage for your next vacation and book yourself the best hotels in Anchorage Alaska. Anchorage is located in the shadow of the magnificent Chugach Mountain Range at the end of…
Famous for its lovely beaches and historic charm, Galveston has become the new favorite for beachgoers and history enthusiasts. It’s a coastal resort city in Southern Texas on Galveston Island. Galveston is so unique, and there aren’t many places like this in other states. There are so many things to see and a bunch of…
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…
Minneapolis, along with neighboring state capital St. Paul, makes up Minnesota’s ‘Twin Cities.’ It’s the artsiest and coolest town in the prairie, with edgy theaters, rock clubs, and swanky art museums. Minneapolis is also the pioneer of ‘farm-to-table’ dining, and the city’s eateries are a testament to that. It’s also long been progressive and is…
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…
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.…
Amarillo, also known as The Yellow Rose of Texas, is a unique area located in Potter County, Texas. This history-rich area is where the city meets the desert. See the unique blend of western ranches and modern style. Visiting Amarillo with your little buddy will be a fantastic choice to refresh your mind and get…
The boisterous Polynesian capital of Honolulu is Hawaii at its authentic best. Sitting at the southern edge of Oahu, the spiffy, snazzy Hawaiian town offers a mixed-plate of experiences for everyone, especially families. With its lush rainforest experiences, stunning underwater adventures, and miles of pristine beaches, Honolulu is an excellent destination for intrepid families. Besides,…
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,…
A vacation in Dallas is incomplete without experiencing any one of the best hotel pools offering amazing views of the city. Dallas, the Texas city instantly reminds you of galloping cowboys, outlaws, and a lazy dusty neighborhood of rundown cottages and mansions. However, the city now sings a different tune. Tall buildings, skyscrapers, and massive…
The City of Seven Hills, The Sixth Borough – Yonkers on the banks of the River Hudson goes by a lot of nicknames. The fourth-largest city in the state of New York, Yonkers is the gateway between NYC and the Hudson Valley. There’s so much to explore in the city – gorgeous parks, casinos, shopping…
Cleveland is often overlooked by most tourists, and yet this Midwest metropolis offers plenty of fun for everyone. A wide range of culinary delights is the West Side Market, the oldest public market open since the early 1900s. For a little history lesson, there’s the James A. Garfield Memorial, a mausoleum with the presidential casket…
Washington DC is often referred to as the most visited city in the United States. It offers a variety of interesting experiences, from seeing some of the country’s most iconic sights to learning about America’s long history. You can also find art, cultural performances, great cuisine, and many more in this vibrant city. If you’re…