Rooms

Twenty miles of beaches adorn this popular vacation spot on the Chesapeake Bay, the largest and most populous…

By Alexander Castro · Jun 23

As the birthplace of both Starbucks and grunge music, Seattle is indeed a special place. The port city…

By Alexander Castro · Jun 21

Like much of Florida, Delray Beach is a popular coastal destination for beachgoers and lovers of all things sunny…

By Alexander Castro · Jun 20

For anybody flying into Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport, the most likely transit route to the city will be via…

By Paul · Jun 20

The rejuvenation undergone in and around London’s Kings Cross has seen an end put to the area’s seedy…

By Paul · Jun 13

Cocoa Beach is an hour’s drive from Orlando, sitting on the celestial-sounding Space Coast. As the name implies,…

By Alexander Castro · Jun 12

A variety of notable people have called the largest city in Maryland home, from singer Billie Holiday to…

By travelmag · Jun 12

Daytona Beach is known for its hard-packed sand that allows people to drive on it in designated areas,…

By Duke Harten · Jun 8

Renowned for its high-end shopping, futuristic architecture, pristine beaches and vibrant nightlife, the city of Dubai in the…

By Paul Joseph · Jun 6

As you might guess about the United States’ fourth-largest city, there’s a lot to do in Houston —much…

By Alexander Castro · Jun 4

A waterfront fortress, world class museums and a building full of old Viking ships, Oslo is an extremely…

By Paul · Jun 2

Dubbed the “Salad Bowl of the World,” Salinas grows huge amounts of lettuce, broccoli, peppers and other crops…

By Alexander Castro · Jun 1

Neighboring the resplendence of Los Angeles is Santa Monica, a beach town famed not only for its sands…

By Alexander Castro · May 31

Scotland’s compact, hilly capital never fails to fascinate and excite. Teeming with history, its beautiful medieval Old Town…

By Paul Joseph · May 30

Located off Greece’s northwest coast in the Ionian Sea, the island of Corfu is characterised by dramatic mountains…

By Paul Joseph · May 24

A decade ago Lisbon seemed a slightly leftfield, quirky destination. Today it is perhaps one of Europe’s biggest…

By Paul · May 18

As you stroll around the souks of Marrakesh, taking in the distinctive aroma of freshly-dyed leather drying on…

By Paul Joseph · May 13

A rugged desert landscape and temperate climate set the stage for a getaway to Scottsdale no matter the…

By Paul Joseph · May 11

Situated on the Gulf Coast, Tampa is a major cultural and economic hotspot for Florida. It’s home to…

By Alexander Castro · May 9

Heart of the Renaissance, home of some of the best works of art on the planet and culinary…

By Paul · May 8

One of the major draws to Florida’s Emerald Coast is the city of Destin. With white sand and…

By Alexander Castro · May 5

If you’re looking for lodging near Walt Disney World, you probably don’t need much background info on your…

By Alexander Castro · May 2

The Mexican city of Cancún is relatively new to the tourism scene, with its popularity stretching back only…

By Paul Joseph · May 1

With its temperate climate throughout the year, pristine beaches and dramatic volcanic landscape, Lanzarote in the Canary Islands…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 27

Bologna, so good they named it three times! But whether you’re in town to experience the food of…

By Chris Newens · Apr 26

A hedonistic party island it may be, but plenty of visitors to Ibiza come here seeking a more…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 24

With northern Europe’s sunny season totally about three weeks of hot weather, it is little surprise that so…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 12

Oh, you’re going to Nice? That’s… fantastic! The fifth largest city in France is also one of the…

By Chris Newens · Apr 9

Boise, ID is a lively little city nestled at the foot of rolling hills and forests that create…

By Stephanie Baker · Apr 6

There’s no mistaking the prestige of Penn State’s athletics department: a quick Google search for the school’s notable…

By Paul · Apr 1

With its Pleasure Beach, long promenade and pier, Blackpool is the quintessential British seaside resort. Being in the…

By Paul Joseph · Mar 24

Much more than just a wonky tower, Pisa’s brilliant architectural riches date from its illustrious maritime past, back…

By Chris Newens · Mar 23

Both fortress-town and seaside resort, Saint-Malo is a granite sculpted pearl, clung to Brittany’s rugged coast, which offers…

By Chris Newens · Mar 20

The Cahuilla people were the original inhabitants of Palm Springs, California. They called it “Se-Khi,” meaning “boiling water.”…

By Alexander Castro · Mar 19

With things Scandinavian so in at the moment, it’d be easy to imagine cities throughout the region overrun…

By Chris Newens · Mar 5

Quite often, visiting iconic cities and landmarks can come with a sense of anti-climax caused by over-expectation. Not…

By Paul Joseph · Feb 28

Sedona, Arizona takes it name from Sedona Arabella Schnebly, wife of the city’s first postmaster. Her mother came up…

By Alexander Castro · Feb 27

With its cobbled streets, streets, meandering canals, and medieval churches, Bruges’ fairy tale-like appearance marks it out as…

By Paul Joseph · Feb 16

A quintessential British seaside resort, there’s no question where most visitors to Eastbourne want to be based: as…

By Paul Joseph · Feb 15