Gainesville, Florida’s premier college town is the perfect destination to escape to nature and reconnect with the simpler things in life. Although it has a great energetic vibe given the large student population that resides here, the city is far quieter than the other popular cities of Florida. Many visitors to Gainesville are here for…
If you’re hankering for a fun holiday by the water, Fort Lauderdale in southeastern Florida is a place worth your attention. Here, you’ll find more than 7 miles of wonderful beaches where you can swim and soak up the Florida sun to your heart’s content. Also, Fort Lauderdale is home to roughly 165 miles of…
Florence is a small coastal city in Oregon that lies at the mouth of Siuslaw River. It’s small enough that life feels like it moves slowly but big enough to have plenty of exciting activities to do. From walking along the gorgeous beach, visiting lavish restaurants on the mouth of the Siuslaw River, to visiting…
Walking through the Financial District in New York City feels like stepping into a place where history and modern life blend. The first time we visited, we were captivated by the towering skyscrapers. The streets are bustling with people in sharp suits, everyone moving with a purpose. It’s a place that never seems to slow…
Eugene sitting at the southern end of the Willamette Valley dons many caps. It’s a charming university town where Nike was born, and sports runs through its veins. However, Eugene has far more things to offer. We’ve been to Eugene before, and we were amazed by its art. The colorful murals were nothing short of…
Elgin is a historical city in Northern Illinois. This growing city is the eighth-largest in this state. It’s also the 241st largest in the United States. Boasting a rich history from 19th-century industrial presence in dairy production and watchmaking, this city was once known as the “butter capital of the world”. It achieved fame because…
El Paso in far western Texas has transformed from a sleepy backwater to a lively and buzzing border town. The city oozes a warm, small-town charm, complete with excellent local microbreweries and museums. What’s more, it’s a favorite with outdoor enthusiasts due to its proximity to the Franklin Mountains State Park. Most tourists and business…
Hotels in the East Village are few and far between, so trying to pick out the best hotels in East Village NYC is a fairly easy task, as there is only a handful of them. If you are keen on staying in the village, you have limited options where hotels are concerned. However, a good…
Rated as one of the USA’s best outdoor cities, Duluth never ceases to amaze all the adventure seekers. It’s an iconic city port on the northern shore of Lake Superior. And also the fourth-largest city in Minnesota. There are tons of outdoor activities to do in Duluth. Some of those are mountain biking, hiking, kayaking,…
Sedona, Arizona remains a highly sought-after desert destination as it caters to a wide range of the needs of modern travelers including wellness, adventure, and culinary diversity. From the amazing views from the trails and the peaks of the red rocks to the best Southwestern dishes in America, Sedona just doesn’t disappoint. Therefore, it isn’t…
When it comes to exploring the City of Roses, you should start in the downtown area. Amidst the bars serving one craft beer after another, you’ll find plenty of choices of great hotels in Downtown Portland, Oregon. But we selected only the best to put you right in the center of the action. If you…
Portland is where history meets the modern world. From its iconic lighthouse to the lip-smacking culinary world, tons of things await you in this city. Discover everything from iconic restaurants to art scenes even by simply walking down the streets. For that, Downtown Portland is where you should be. Right in the center of the…
When it comes to major cities, the downtown neighborhood is one of the places where you’ll have a blast 99.9% of the time. This also applies to Orlando. Although you won’t find Disneyland or any fantasy castles around, Downtown Orlando will still have ways to captivate you. Orlando’s downtown is a cosmopolitan neighborhood full of…
Downtown Manhattan or Lower Manhattan was once the main commercial hub of New York. As such, the best hotels in Downtown Manhattan mainly catered to business travelers. However, much has changed over the years as more travelers discover that there is more to downtown than just business. With a number of new tourist attractions taking…
Nestled at the base of the incredible Rocky Mountains, Denver is one of the cities that date back to the Old West Era. In fact, the city is home to some stunning Victorian architecture from the 19th century, as well as museums, galleries, restaurants, and more. Of all the neighborhoods in the city, Downtown Denver…
Dating from 1701, Detroit in the state of Michigan is among the oldest cities in the Midwest. In the 19th century, it was being likened to Paris owing to its eye-catching architecture and lush parks. By the 20th century, Detroit had become the hub of the automobile industry. Today, Motor City, Motown, D City, or…
When we think about Florida, we’re betting that the first destination that comes to your mind is Miami, followed by the Keys Islands. However, there’s another place where you can go – and we did – for a real Caribbean-style retreat, and that’s Destin! Home to clear waters and pristine white sand beaches, this seaside city happens to…
Des Moines, the capital city of Iowa, is a bustling city that’s used to be dull. Today, it’s a cool and hip city with a contemporary style that has caught the attention of many. This rapidly growing mid-size city is a versatile travel destination that has been enjoyed by plenty of travelers. It’s a place…
Denver is the capital city of Colorado and one of the fastest-growing in America. Hence you’ll find dozens of the best hotels in Denver even on your first search attempt. The bustling town offers fascinating history, vibrant nightlife, and diverse culture. Besides, it offers sunshine all year long with a backdrop of the picturesque Rocky…
Considered one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States, Dallas is one of North Texas prides you won’t want to miss. It’s got the largest art district in the country, world-class museums, and a vibrant nightlife. As for food, there are classic Texas steakhouses and barbecues scattered all over the place. So are you…
Copper Mountain offers a wide range of accommodation for skiers and others. However, there are no regular hotels in Copper Mountain as such, but condominiums, townhouses, and studios, which offer a host of amenities you would normally find at a hotel. Many people also choose to stay at hotels near Copper Mountain Colorado instead of…
Columbus is the cosmopolitan capital of Ohio. It’s also known as the Biggest Small Town in America. Besides, the city is home to Ohio State University, one of the largest universities in the US. The city offers great parks, a world-class zoo, museums, and markets. And amidst all of these, you’ll find your ideal hotel…
Sitting on the eastern banks of the Congaree River, Columbia is as stately as the American south gets. The capital of South Carolina, Columbia today is a trendy city that’s still very much in touch with its roots. It’s not only one of the country’s first planned cities, but also has among the country’s widest…
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…