After writing guides about the Mississippi Gulf Coast, including the best places to stay around the coast, it became time for our own guide to accommodations. There is a large diversity in the types and prices of properties spanning every loyalty program. We've left out the smaller towns and Gulfport, which is primarily rentals. We’ve denoted which ones are our picks and … [Read more...] about Where to Stay in the Mississippi Gulf Coast
Southern Stays: Kinley Hotel
The Kinley Hotel arrived a few years ago in the Southside neighborhood of Chattanooga, Tennessee, surrounded by historic buildings like the Chattanooga Choo Choo, the city's former train depot. It's the second of the brand's locations and is part of Marriott's Tribute Collection. The company focuses on integrating with the neighborhood it's in. Rooms at The Kinley … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: Kinley Hotel
Family-Friendly Guide to the Florida Keys
The Florida Keys are the perfect family road trip, with an abundance of laid-back towns and natural landmarks where you might spot rare animals or learn about the history of presidents and pirates. You can drive from Miami or fly into Key West if you're short on time. There are so many hotels and resorts that it's hard to pick just a few, but Hawk’s Cay Resort has … [Read more...] about Family-Friendly Guide to the Florida Keys
Southern Stays: Charleston Place Hotel
Built in 1986, The Charleston Place Hotel shaped the Market area of downtown Charleston, South Carolina. The European-inspired design is just one aspect of what makes it the city's most acclaimed hotel. Previously owned by the Belmond group, it's now independently owned by Beemok Hospitality Collection, a group of local investors. Rooms at Charleston Place Hotel The … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: Charleston Place Hotel
Weekend Guide to Northern Kentucky
While Lexington and Louisville are known for bourbon and horses, and Bowling Green is known as the gateway to Mammoth Cave, northern Kentucky has interesting towns worth exploring. Following the curves of the Ohio River, it was an important place for trading, shipping bourbon, and other goods. Today, these communities have their own Bourbon Trail as well as charming … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to Northern Kentucky
