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	Phoenix: $279 -- Sedona: 2-Nt. Stay for 2 incl. Breakfast, 50% Off Escape to a rustic Sedona bed-and-breakfast set on 2 acres of rock formations, waterfalls, pine trees and gardens with this deal that saves guests more than 50%. $279 for two nights, arriving Sunday-Wednesday $359 for two nights, arriving Thursday-Saturday King suites have a fireplace, and those on the main level have private entrances and decks Daily breakfast for two is included in the rate Not available on: Sept. 1-3
	Phoenix: $799 -- Arizona & Utah: 3-Day Houseboat Escape, Save 55% Relax and play on Lake Powell's miles of shoreline, stretching from northern Arizona down to southern Utah, with this deal on houseboats that sleep up to eight or 12 people. Travelzoo members can choose from a variety of dates available from springtime to early winter. $799 for a three-day/two-night stay on the 46-foot Voyager, which sleeps eight, or the 46-foot Expedition, which sleeps six (reg. $1896) $1299 for a three-day/two-night stay on the 48-foot Navigator, which sleeps 10 (reg. $2631) $1309 for a three-day/two-night stay on the 53-foot Adventurer. which sleeps up to 12 (reg. $2639) $2249 for a four-day/three-night stay on the 59-foot Discovery XL Platinum, which sleeps up to 12 (reg. $3358) $4779 for a four-day/three-night stay on the 75-foot Excursion, which sleeps up to 12 (reg. $7650) Houseboats can depart from either the Bullfrog Marina in Utah or the Wahweap Marina in Arizona (except the 48-foot Navigator, which departs from Wahweap Marina only) About the Getaway More about the houseboats: The standard 46-foot Voyager sleeps eight with two staterooms, two pullout double beds and a bathroom; the standard 46-foot Expedition sleeps six with one stateroom, two pullout beds and a bathroom; the 48-foot Navigator sleeps 10 with three staterooms, two pullout double beds and a bathroom; the mid-level 53-foot Adventurer sleeps 12 people with two staterooms, two lower berth rooms and two bathrooms; the deluxe 59-foot Discovery XL Platinum sleeps 12 people with two staterooms, two lower berth rooms and two bathrooms; the 75-foot Excursion sleeps up to 12 people with five staterooms each with a queen bed and two bathrooms.
	Los Angeles Area: $109 -- Palm Springs: 4-Diamond Hyatt Resort, 60% Off Spend your summer under palm trees and sunny blue skies with a getaway to the AAA 4-Diamond Hyatt Regency Indian Wells Resort, "one of the grandest in the desert" (Fodor's), and save 60% with this deal. Travel through Sept. 10 Pool View King: $109 for one night, Sundays-Thursdays; $169 Fridays-Saturdays $259 for two nights, Friday arrivals Penthouse Suite: $199 for one night, Sundays-Thursdays; $309 Fridays-Saturdays $529 for two nights, Friday arrivals Reduced resort fee of $10 (reg. $29) Room rate is based on two guests Not available on: July 21-22; Aug. 1; Sept. 5-7
	Palm Springs: $99 -- Charming Palm Springs B&B Escape, Reg. $189 Sneak away to Palm Springs to take advantage of this nearly half-off deal at the charming Casa Cody, where you can relax in an intimate setting -- there are only 31 rooms here and no resort fee. $99 per night in a large studio, arrive Sundays-Thursdays through September $149 per night in a one-bedroom suite, arrive Sundays-Thursdays through September $209 for two nights in a large studio or a one-bedroom suite, arrive daily including some weekends Daily continental breakfast and Wi-Fi Welcome bottle of wine Room price based on two guests for the large studios and up to three for the one-bedroom suite Not available on: July 7-9; Aug. 18-21; Sept. 1-4, 8-10, 15-17, 22-24
	Los Angeles Area: $149 -- Luxe La Quinta Resort Palm Springs, Save $100 Escape to this luxurious desert hideaway set on 45 acres of lush landscape at La Quinta Resort & Club, a Waldorf Astoria Resort, and save 40% with this exclusive deal for Travelzoo members. $149 per night, Sundays-Thursdays Stay in a spacious Deluxe Casita with one king bed or two queens and a fireplace; some also have private patios or pool views $50 resort credit per stay Discounted daily resort fee of $20 (reg. $30) 20% off golf greens fees 3 p.m. late checkout (based on availability) Travelzoo Tip: Use this deal to explore The Living Desert -- a botanical garden and zoo -- in Palm Desert, where you can see more than 450 desert-native animals and even participate in daily giraffe feedings.
	Milwaukee: $159 -- Summer Savings at Lake Geneva's Only Lakefront Hotel It's rare to see any discounted summer travel in Lake Geneva -- and even more rare to see it at the hotel ranked No. 1 on TripAdvisor. Members can reserve a weekday stay at the Geneva Inn and save up to 35%. Travel Sunday-Thursday, June 4 - Aug. 31 $159 for one night in a Deluxe King, Queen, Two Double or Two Queen Room $259 for one night in a Lakeview King Room A bottle of sparkling wine upon arrival and a complimentary appetizer at the hotel's restaurant or patio A $15 daily breakfast credit Guests can purchase multiple vouchers for longer weekday stays and contact the Geneva Inn directly to add weekend dates Rate based on double occupancy Not available on: July 2-4
	International: $69 -- Cabo Stay for 2 w/Breakfast plus $30 Credit Check into one of San Jose del Cabo's best locations with a stay at the contemporary Hyatt Place while saving 45% with this exclusive Travelzoo offer. From the hotel's home in the Tourist Corridor, guests get easy access to the Sea of Cortez beach, historic downtown and the city's burgeoning art district. Travel through September 2017 $69 for one night in a Standard Room with a king or two queens; $130 for two nights $79 for one night in an Ocean View Room; $155 for two nights All stays include daily breakfast buffet for two $30 food and beverage credit per stay Room price based on two guests
	Palm Springs: $129 -- Palm Springs 4-Star Stays into Sept. w/$25 Credit An epic desert playground awaits at the AAA 4-Diamond JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort, with lush grounds filled with palm trees, colorful flowers, lakes and pools. This deal slashes more than 45% off regular rates plus it includes $45 in exclusive extras for summer travel. $129 for a one-night stay ... Sundays-Thursdays $398 for a two-night weekend stay ... arrive Fridays Resort Rooms come with a king bed (for up to three people) or two doubles (for up to four people) Upgrade to a Signature View Room with sweeping views of the pool and mountains for $25 more per night $25 resort credit Free appetizer or dessert per room, per night in Rockwood Grill (with purchase of an entrée; $10 value) Reduced resort fee of $20 per day (reg. $35) Travelzoo Tip: Use this deal to explore The Living Desert -- a botanical garden and zoo -- in Palm Desert, where you can see more than 450 desert-native animals and even participate in daily giraffe feedings. This deal saves 30% on admission all summer.
	Los Angeles Area: $109 -- Palm Springs 4-Star Resort w/Daily $25 Credit This summer, relax by the pool with a drink in hand at this Coachella Valley AAA 4-Diamond resort. With a sandy beach pool and free breakfast for kids, it's a great spot for families. $109 per night ... Sundays-Thursdays $278 for a two-night weekend stay ($139 per night) ... arrive Fridays Stay in a Resort room with a king bed and a balcony Upgrade to a room with two queen beds for +$10 per night or to a corner room for +$25 per night $25 resort credit per night Reduced resort fee of $20 (reg. $30) Kids eat free for breakfast in CAVA Restaurant with a paid adult entree (two kids 12 and under per adult) Not available on: July 9-14 Travelzoo Tip: Explore The Living Desert -- a botanical garden and zoo in Palm Desert, where you can see more than 450 desert-native animals and even participate in daily giraffe feedings -- with this deal.
	Phoenix: $550 -- Arizona Ranch 2-Nt. Adventure w/Meals for 2, 40% Off Set in what was Apache territory on miles of rugged open country land, this Wild West-themed dude ranch with views of the Dragoon Mountains offers a horseback-riding retreat that saves 40% on regular rates. $550 for a two-night stay for two people; $285 for one person $800 for a three-night stay for two people; $430 for one person This deal includes travel over the 4th of July Stay in one of 18 uniquely decorated and spacious guest rooms Three meals a day (not including alcohol) and evening entertainment Daily activities -- including horseback riding, hiking and archery -- are all included Travelzoo Tip: The ranch is about a 75-minute drive from Tucson International Airport.
	Louisville: $99 -- Kentucky Country Inn near Bourbon Trail, Save 65% Whether it's for a tour of Kentucky's Bourbon Country, a visit to a working thoroughbred horse farm, or just a trip with a hearty country breakfast and a visit with some baby goats, The Farm has a package for you. Even better -- members save up to 65% off a stay through November. $99 per night ... Daily breakfast for two ($24 value) and Barn and Animal Tour for up to four guests ($25 value) $195 for two nights ... Daily breakfast for two, Barn/Animal tour for up to four and two tickets for a Thoroughbred Horse Farm visit (reg. $20 each) $269 for two nights ... Daily breakfast for two ($48 value), Barn and Animal Tour for up to four ($25 value), Bourbon Distillery Tour for two (reg. $150) Guests stay in private rooms and cottages; choose from Jacob's Room, Belle's Cottage, Suite Katie, the KY Limestone Suite, Little Leah's Suite or any farm cabin, all with private baths Waived daily resort fee (reg. $10) covers Wi-Fi through the property, daily snacks, Culligan water and unlimited coffee and tea Barn and Animal Tour: This hourlong guided tour teaches guests how to milk a cow or goat and gather eggs for the next morning's breakfast; guests also visit baby animals and go into the barnyard to meet some of the animals that are not free-range Thoroughbred Horse Farm: Guests receive two tickets to visit a nearby horse farm for a tour; farm availability varies by date but some feature former Kentucky Derby winners (transportation not provided) Bluegrass Bourbon & Wine Experience: This four- to five-hour day tour explores the beverages of Bluegrass Country: Guests are picked up in an SUV by professional chauffeurs and visit a large distillery, a Kentucky farm winery and a smaller craft distillery with samples at all stops Room price based on two adults and up to two children Traveling with a larger group? Members can reserve a three-bedroom private villa for up to six guests for $599 (reg. $1439), including breakfast for all guests daily and a daily waived resort fee; distillery tours and farm visits can be arranged directly with The Farm This deal is not available on: July 13-15 Travelzoo Tip: The Farm is a 45-minute drive from Lexington, a 90-minute drive from Louisville, two hours from Cincinnati and a three-hour drive from Nashville.
	Phoenix: $79 -- Arizona Inn near Scottsdale w/$100 Spa Credit Take in Arizona's summer sun at this boutique hotel nestled in the Sonoran Desert foothills with this deal that saves more than 55% on regular rates and includes credits to use at the spa. $79 per night, daily including weekends (and July 4 weekend) $129 for a two-night stay Stay in a King or Queen Suite with a kiva-style gas fireplace, sitting area and whirlpool Jacuzzi Two $50 spa vouchers (each can be used toward one regularly priced massage, facial or body treatment) Not available on: July 24-25; Aug. 11-12
	International: $295 -- 5-Night Mexico Retreat for 2 w/Extras Check into the serene 4-star Estrella del Mar, set on 3.5 miles of secluded beach. Travelzoo members save over 60% with this exclusive deal for travel through May 2018. Visit through May 2018 $295 for 5 nights in a Garden View Room; $229 for 4 nights; $175 for 3 nights $420 for 5 nights in an Ocean View Room; $329 for 4 nights; $249 for 3 nights Free upgrade to Ocean View Room when purchasing a Garden View voucher (based on availability; not guaranteed) Welcome Margarita for 2 guests ($13 value) Special resident rates for golf $10 daily food and beverage credit $15 toward any 50-minute massage Free use of non-motorized water sports and ground activities, like surf and body boards, kayaks and bikes Room price based on two adults and up to two children under 12 Not available on: Dec. 20 - Jan. 1; March 23-31; April 1-8, 16-22, 2018
	Toledo: $179 -- Ohio: Put-in-Bay Getaway for 4 w/Breakfast & Drinks Grab a few friends and head to Put-in-Bay, which The New York Times dubs the "Key West of the Great Lakes," while Midwest Living named it one of the greatest towns in the Midwest in 2016. Travelzoo members can hang poolside at either the Put-In-Bay Resort or Bay Lodging Resort and save 40% on a package that includes bar credit, breakfast and a golf cart for getting around the island. Valid for Sunday-Thursday stays only; not valid for weekends Stay at Bay Lodging Resort , June 12 - Aug. 31 Stay at Put-In Bay Resort. June 12-29 and Aug. 1-31 For $179 (reg. $302), reserve a standard room For $229 (reg. $383), reserve a one-bedroom suite For $399 (reg. $680), reserve a four-bedroom villa Standard rooms sleep up to four guests, suites can sleep up to six and villas can fit eight All stays include overnight golf cart rental and a hot daily breakfast buffet for each guest Standard and suite packages receive a $50 bar credit per group, while villa stays get a $100 bar credit Not available on: July 4, 20
	Washington, D.C.: $499 -- 'Intimate, Luxurious' Virginia Inn, Save 55% Members can save over 55% on a two-night trip to the Goodstone Inn & Restaurant, which boasts "intimate, luxurious rooms and pristine grounds" in Virginia's wine country (Travel + Leisure). Visits between August and November include $100 in extras. Two-night stays for two guests in the inn's cottages, guest rooms and carriage house (excludes only Bull Barn Cottage and Manor House; view rooms here) For $499 (reg. up to $1190), arrive Sunday-Wednesday, Aug. 1 - Nov. 29 For $599 (reg. up to $1290), arrive Thursday-Saturday, Aug. 3 - Sept. 30 $50 credit towards two prix-fixe dinners at the top-rated Goodstone Restaurant Trip to a local winery (reg. up to $30) and two tickets to the National Sporting Museum (reg. $20) All guests receive afternoon refreshments, complimentary parking, free Wi-Fi and a full sit-down country breakfast daily for two with choices like farm-fresh eggs, homemade sausage and pastries with fresh berries and local honey Not available on: Sept. 1-3
	International: $599 -- 3-Night Tulum Yoga Retreat for 2 incl. Breakfast Save up to 45% on a yoga retreat package that includes daily breakfast, drinks and two classes each day at this tranquil resort in Tulum, a city that Forbes Travel Guide called a "bohemian beach paradise." Travel through Oct. 13 and stay in an Ocean View Cabana $599 for three nights $799 for four nights $999 for five nights Stays include daily breakfast for two Two yoga classes per day for two guests ($60 value per day) 10% off spa services One free margarita per person, per day with lunch or dinner ($16 value per day) Room price based on two guests This deal is not available on: Aug. 5-12, 26-31; Sept. 1-8 Travelzoo Tip: Maya Tulum is located about 90 minutes from Cancun International Airport (CUN). Cab fare is approximately $30 each way. Guests of the resort can book private airport transfers by contacting the resort directly at 011-51-984-116-4495. The cost is $125 each way, and reservations must be made at least three days prior to arrival. Should you choose to rent a car and drive yourself, parking on the resort is free.
	Canada: $525 -- Shuswap Lake: Save $550 on a Summer Houseboat Rental Just in time for summer vacations, Travelzoo members save $550 on houseboat rentals in B.C.'s Shuswap region -- the self-proclaimed "Houseboating Capital of Canada." $525 for a CA$1430 credit toward the rental of any houseboat at any time prior to Sept. 30 Bonus: This amount fully covers the cost of a four-day, three-night trip on a Mirage 40 2000 Model houseboat that sleeps up to 10 people; departing Mondays from Sept. 4-30 Note: Does not include fuel, propane, insurance (CA$34/day), lifeboat fee (CA$10) or environmental fee (CA$60)
	Canada: B.C. Coastal Escape: All-Inclusive 2-Nt. Trip for 2, 30% Off If you're looking to really get away from it all, this getaway to Desolation Sound should fit the bill -- the lodge is so remote, it doesn’t even have an address and is only accessible via boat or float plane. Travelzoo wilderness seekers save 30% on these all-inclusive trips. Accommodations for two guests in a Ridge Room $719 (CA$969) for a two-night stay All meals starting with dinner on the first day to breakfast on the morning of departure House beverages including wine and beer with meals Complimentary round-trip water taxi transportation to/from Lund or Powell River Airport Travelzoo Tip: Want to explore more of Desolation Sound and test your sea legs? Pacific Coastal Cruises offers 2- and 4-night cruise-and-stay options that feature 2-night stays at Homfray Lodge. About the Lodge Ridge Rooms are made of pine and casually decorated, with access to a shared balcony that overlooks the pristine inlet. Put your feet up and enjoy rustic campfires and vibrant sunsets, take a dip in the warm waters, or learn about local geography and wildlife from your knowledgeable hosts. Additional experiences such as waterfall tours, fishing charters, kayaking, and bear watching excursions are also available (extra costs may apply). All-inclusive dining at Homfray Lodge consists of wholesome, family-style meals. Expect a variety hot breakfast options, lighter lunch fare, and dinner entrees that often feature a ‘seafood bounty’. House beverages like beer and wine are complimentary.
	Chicago: $89 -- Illinois: Springfield Hotel w/Lincoln Museum Tickets Members save over 40% on a visit to this hotel with mid-century modern style, including passes to the nearby Lincoln Presidential Museum and Library. We've also negotiated stays on select dates during the Illinois State Fair -- the biggest event in Springfield all year. Arrive daily through Dec. 30, 2017 $89 per night in a standard room (choose one queen or two double beds) $99 per night in a queen or king suite, featuring a separate bedroom and living area Two tickets to the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum (reg. $30) Full breakfast for up to four, along with free parking and Wi-Fi Room price is based on up to two adults and two children (11 and younger) Not available on: Aug. 12-13, 16-18, 20; Sept. 22-24 Travelzoo Tip: One of the museum's coolest exhibits is an original copy of the Gettysburg Address. Plan ahead if you want to see it, though -- usually it only goes on display in November, around the anniversary of the date it was delivered in 1863.
	Boston: $119 -- Historic Vermont B&B through Summer Located in the "Birthplace of Vermont," Snapdragon Inn is offering an exclusive deal saving up to 60% on summer stays. Travelzoo members can learn about the rich history of the city as well as the inn and explore the Upper Valley region of Vermont and New Hampshire. Accommodations in a king or queen room, based on availability $119 for one night, Sunday-Thursday arrival $139 for one night, Friday-Saturday arrival Take home a bottle of Snapdragon Inn's Vermont Maple Syrup, one per stay ($10 value) Get two drinks at Silo Distillery (once per stay), whose vodka The Wall Street Journal calls "a vodka that will get introverts talking" ($20 value) Complimentary continental breakfast for all guests Room price based on two guests
	Los Angeles Area: $269 -- Temecula Wine Country 2-Night Retreat, Reg. $518 Two-night getaways at this Travelzoo-member favorite -- a charming 22-room inn set on 11 acres in Southern California Wine Country -- are more than 45% off through the end of the year. $269 for two nights in a vineyard-view room for two guests Daily mimosa breakfast for two ($18 value) Welcome bottle of wine (reg. $28) Afternoon wine hour This deal is not available on: Aug. 10; Sept. 3; Oct. 5, 8; Nov. 9; Dec. 14
	Canada: $309 -- Chic Vancouver 4-Star Hotel thru August, Save $100 Searching out a great hotel in Vancouver during the summer can seem like a hopeless hunt. Luckily, we found this deal from the sleek 4-star Hotel Blu that saves over $100 per night on an upgraded room -- it even includes breakfast. $309 (CA$399) per night, Mondays-Wednesdays; $330 (CA$429) per night, Thursdays-Sundays Accommodations for two in a spacious Signature King Room with soaker tub and sofa bed Complimentary breakfast for two Not available on: July 8, 22, 28-29; Aug. 4-5, 11-12, 14, 19 Travelzoo Tip: The Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden (pictured top left) is a hidden gem in the city and a 10-minute walk from the hotel.
	International: $1749 -- Nepal 2-Week Trek to 'Stunning Natural Wonder' Listed as one of the "7 Stunning Natural Wonders in Asia" by National Geographic, Gokyo Ri and its lakes are worthy of every traveler's bucket list for jaw-dropping views. Grab a friend and embark on this 14-day trek that saves 50% on regular rates. $1749 for a 14-day Gokyo Lake and Gokyo Ri Trek for two; $899 for one person Tours depart on the 10th and 25th of each month through May 25, 2018 Roundtrip flights between Kathmandu and Lukla All ground transportation in Kathmandu, including a private airport pick-up and drop-off from Tribhuvan International Airport Three nights' accommodations at the 3-star Hotel Kathmandu Eco or Hotel Yambu or similar in Kathmandu, with breakfast All accommodations during the trek (10 nights) in a guesthouse or lodge Fully licensed, English-speaking guide throughout Assistance of local staff and porters during the trek with all insurance costs covered Everest National Park permits and TIMS trekking permit, all government taxes, VAT and tourist service charges
	Northern New Jersey: $179 -- Jersey Shore: Bay Head B&B in Summer w/Beach Pass The Bentley Inn, just one block from the beach, is not your typical Jersey Shore destination. Ideal for couples, this quiet beach town property is offering Travelzoo members an exclusive deal saving more than 30% on summer stays -- a rare find on the Jersey Shore. Accommodations for two in a queen room with a private bath Arrive Sunday-Thursday for one-night stays and Sunday-Wednesday for two-night stays Through Aug. 31: $179 for one night; $299 for two nights Sept. 5 - Oct. 31: $119 for one night; $239 for two nights Two beach passes, valid only through August ($16 daily value) Daily breakfast (hot and cold) and parking are included for all guests Travelzoo Tip: From NYC, Bay Head is a 90-minute drive or about two hours via New Jersey Transit; the inn is a mile from the Bay Head train station.
	Charlotte: $129 -- North Carolina: 2-Night Mountain Escape w/Breakfast Located 30 miles west of Asheville, the Waynesville Inn Golf Resort and Spa makes for a perfect spring or summer getaway with outdoor activities and sweeping views of the Smoky Mountains. We've negotiated two-night stays into October starting at $129 -- saving 65% on regular rates. Two-night stays for up to two adults and two children 12 and younger $129 for a Historic Room, Sunday-Wednesday arrivals; $169 for Thursday-Saturday arrivals $149 for a Mountain View Room, Sunday-Wednesday arrivals; $189 for Thursday-Saturday arrivals Daily breakfast for two adults and two children 12 and under plus parking and Wi-Fi Historic Rooms are rustic in nature, and many include a sitting room, golf course views or a balcony Mountain View Rooms are located in the newer building on property with a balcony or patio and views of the golf course and surrounding mountains Not available on: July 27-30; Aug. 4-10; Sept. 2-3, 6-8, 15-16, 22-26, 30 Note: The deal is not valid for pet-friendly rooms
	Canada: $195 -- Vancouver: 'Simply Incredible' Aboriginal Arts Hotel The opportunity to stay within one of Vancouver's oldest and "most fascinating" (Frommer's) neighborhoods is rare and Skwachàys Lodge, Canada's first Aboriginal arts hotel, is right in the heart of it. Travelzoo members save $55 per night. $195 per night for a king room Includes free parking for one vehicle (reg. CA$25) and 10% off on all giftware in the Urban Aboriginal Fair Trade Gallery Not available on: July 20-23, 28-30; Aug. 1-2, 4, 7, 11-14, 17, 19, 26; Sept. 1-2, 8-9, 15-16, 22-24, 29-30 Travelzoo Tip: Learn about the Indigenous history of Stanley Park and Vancouver from First Nations guides with this exclusive deal from Talaysay Tours.
	Boston: $389 -- Berkshires 2-Night Escape w/4-Course Dinner for 2 It's back! Plan a fall getaway to the Berkshires with stays at this historic New England inn and indulge in a AAA 4-Diamond lunch, dinner and daily breakfast -- a complete no-brainer deal in our opinion. Accommodations for two in any inn or Thayer House room (based on availability) $389 for two nights; Sunday-Wednesday arrivals Aug. 1 - Nov. 29 One four-course dinner for two at the Old Inn on the Green Restaurant ($92 value) One three-course lunch for two at the nearby Southfield Store Cafe ($40 value) Daily full breakfast for two Rate based on two guests Not available on: Sept. 3; Oct. 8; Nov. 6,13, 20, 22-23, 27 Note: The Old Inn on the Green Restaurant is closed on Tuesdays year-round and also Mondays in November.
	S.F. Bay Area: $975 -- Shasta Lake Houseboat Escape, Save $1400 Escape to Lake Shasta this summer with friends and family on a houseboat excursion with this deal that saves you a whopping $1425 and includes a ski boat rental. Summit houseboat for up to 10 people ... July 14 - Sept. 30: $975 ... four-day/three-night rental, plus a ski boat rental for two days $2000 ... seven-day/six-night rental, plus a ski boat rental for seven days Grand Sierra houseboat for up to 13 people ... Aug. 19 - Sept. 30: $2200 ... four-day/three-night rental, plus a ski boat rental for four days $2500 ... seven-day/six-night rental, plus a ski boat rental for seven days Travelzoo Tip: Lake Shasta's water level is at the highest it's been in the past four years, making for great houseboating conditions.
	San Diego: $295 -- Temecula Wine Country 2-Night Stay through Crush Head to this charming B&B in Southern California Wine Country with "sweeping views of vineyards and orchards" (Fodor's) and save nearly $200 on a two-night stay. $295 for a two-night stay in a king balcony room, arrive Monday-Wednesday Wake up to Chef Dean’s Gourmet Breakfast Experience, a two-course meal using local ingredients in creations like homemade chorizo or sunny side up eggs drizzled in truffle oil Bottle of Europa Village wine (reg. $30) and "Euro" coupon for $5 toward wine purchases Daily sangria for two Two-for-one wine tasting ($15 value) 10% discount at Europa Village Room price based on two guests
	Canada: $745 -- British Columbia 3-Day Fishing Retreat, Half Off Nootka Island Lodge, surrounded by virgin cedar, spruce and fir forests, is a secluded resort offering all-inclusive fishing trips. Travelzoo members save over $860 on regular rates into September. $745 per person for a standard three-day package; arrive Thursdays or Saturdays through Sept. 16 $1118 per person for a standard four-day; arrive Mondays through Sept. 11 $1490 per person for a standard five-day package; arrive Thursdays through Sept. 14 Includes a minimum of eight hours of guided fishing per day; all gear including rods, reels and tackle; rain gear and boots; all meals; and the cleaning and packing of your catch Accommodations are either private or shared; all packages include a guaranteed shared room, and private rooms are available upon request
	Houston: $109 -- Houston Boutique Getaway w/Drinks, Save $100 Rediscover downtown Houston with a stay at this historic boutique hotel that offers quick access to the city's best sites, including the Theater District and Minute Maid Park. Travelzoo members save nearly 50% on regular rates with this exclusive deal that's good for travel any day of the week. Travel daily through Sept. 10 $109 per night ... Deluxe Room with one king or two queen beds Just +$10 per night for 110 more square feet in a Deluxe Studio Suite Two welcome drinks at the bar upon arrival ($15 value) Room price based on two adults and up to two children (parties larger than two guests must book Deluxe Room with two queen beds) Not available on: Sept. 2 Note: The hotel is currently undergoing renovations to the lobby and meeting spaces. All dining outlets are open and standard amenities still apply. Guest rooms are not affected; any noise will be minimal and during the day. Travelzoo Tip: The hotel doesn't have a spa, so if you're looking for some R&R during your visit, head to Skyline Day Spa at Hilton Americas Houston for an exclusive deal.

	Accommodation typeStay at Ramada Plaza Atlanta Capitol Park Hotel, GA. Dates into October. Hotel at a Glance: Ramada Plaza Atlanta Capitol Park Hotel The Ramada Plaza Atlanta Capitol Park Hotel is tucked just south of downtown Atlanta. You can take in a view of the skyline while lounging poolside on the rooftop deck, or explore the city via the complimentary shuttle that goes to local attractions. Where you’ll stay: Guest rooms come with complimentary WiFi and flat-screen TV. Four Five Zero Bar & Grill: The hotel’s bistro serves up contemporary Southern and American fare. Nearby attractions: Centennial Olympic Park, Georgia Aquarium, Zoo Atlanta, Center for Civil and Human Rights, and Historic Oakland Cemetery—all within the complimentary shuttle’s reach Atlanta, Georgia: Urban Parks and Renowned Aquarium in Capital of the South Named 1 of 50 Places of a Lifetime by National Geographic, Atlanta lies near the Chattahoochee River in Georgia’s northwest region known for its famed trees: magnolias, pines, and dogwoods. Despite a metropolitan population of more than five million and what is considered the world’s busiest airport by passenger count, Atlanta seems to always offer a relaxing escape. Stroll through the 185 acres of botanical gardens, hiking trails, and oaks at Piedmont Park, or study one of the country’s largest Civil War exhibitions at the Atlanta History Center. Anchored by historical Peachtree Street, the city’s midtown area boasts a thriving arts-and-culture scene. Opened in 1929, the Fox Theatre features imposing Egyptian architecture and a custom-made organ with a network of 3,622 pipes. Tours take place on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday. The High Museum of Art spotlights more than 12,000 pieces of contemporary and folk art, ranging from Renaissance paintings to photographs from the civil-rights era. Kids might better enjoy the Georgia Aquarium, located downtown at Centennial Olympic Park. One of the world’s largest aquariums with more than 8 million gallons of fresh and marine water and more than 100,000 animals, the aquarium is home to beluga whales, lionfish, whale sharks, bottlenose dolphins, and more.
	Accommodation typeStay at Sheraton Suites Galleria-Atlanta, GA. Dates into October. Hotel at a Glance: Sheraton Suites Galleria-Atlanta Guests won’t have to stray far from this Sheraton to find things to do. The hotel is steps from Cumberland Mall, one of Georgia’s largest shopping centers. It’s less than a mile from the brand-new SunTrust Park, home of Atlanta’s pro-baseball team. The ballpark is part of the larger Battery Atlanta complex that has restaurants, shops, and a concert venue. Remodeled suites are equipped with microwaves, refrigerators, and flat-screen TVs. Sunshine and swimming: in the hotel’s indoor/outdoor pool Where to eat: The Grill serves up American food all day. Nightcap: Martini’s Bar specializes in craft cocktails and light bites. Atlanta, Georgia: Urban Parks and Renowned Aquarium in Capital of the South Named 1 of 50 Places of a Lifetime by National Geographic, Atlanta lies near the Chattahoochee River in Georgia’s northwest region known for its famed trees: magnolias, pines, and dogwoods. Despite a metropolitan population of more than five million and what is considered the world’s busiest airport by passenger count, Atlanta seems to always offer a relaxing escape. Stroll through the 185 acres of botanical gardens, hiking trails, and oaks at Piedmont Park, or study one of the country’s largest Civil War exhibitions at the Atlanta History Center. Anchored by historical Peachtree Street, the city’s midtown area boasts a thriving arts-and-culture scene. Opened in 1929, the Fox Theatre features imposing Egyptian architecture and a custom-made organ with a network of 3,622 pipes. Tours take place on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday. The High Museum of Art spotlights more than 12,000 pieces of contemporary and folk art, ranging from Renaissance paintings to photographs from the civil-rights era. Kids might better enjoy the Georgia Aquarium, located downtown at Centennial Olympic Park. One of the world’s largest aquariums with more than 8 million gallons of fresh and marine water and more than 100,000 animals, the aquarium is home to beluga whales, lionfish, whale sharks, bottlenose dolphins, and more. Love to travel? Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest for travel tips, inspiration, and photos from around the world.
	Accommodation typeStay at Forrest Hills Mountain Resort and Conference Center in Dahlonega, GA. Dates into November. Hotel at a Glance: Forrest Hills Mountain Resort and Conference Center Spread out over 140 acres, Forrest Hills Mountain Resort and Conference Center is a secluded wilderness getaway. The family-owned-and-operated property offers cabins, rooms and suites, some of which include kitchenettes, fireplaces, and hot tubs. Pamper yourself with an in-room massage or head down to the couples massage room. Sunday brunch: Experience southern comfort food during brunch in the on-site dining room every Sunday. Visit a gold museum: See gold nuggets and coins minted in Dahlonega at the nearby Dahlonega Gold Museum. Strike it rich (possibly): with on-site gem mining Shop till you drop at North Georgia Premium Outlet in Dawsonville, which is just 20 minutes from the hotel. Horseback riding is available with Gold City Corral, located on site. Dahlonega, Georgia: Small-Town Retreat with Gold-Rush Past Dahlonega’s name comes from a Cherokee word meaning “gold” or “yellow,” and it’s a testament to the town’s rich past. In 1828, Dahlonega sprang up seemingly overnight when miners struck a rich vein of gold. You can see a 5-ounce gold nugget and rare gold coins at the Dahlonega Gold Museum, which is housed inside Georgia’s oldest courthouse, or pan for gold yourself at Crisson Gold Mine, located right in town. Downtown Dahlonega is full of boutiques and restaurants catering to all kinds of tastes. For further indulgence, hit the Dahlonega Wine Trail, whose five wineries offer tours, tastings, and spectacular views. Dahlonega is also within easy reach of the Appalachian Trail and Chattahoochee National Forest. It’s also just 20 miles from Amicalola Falls, one of the highest waterfalls east of the Mississippi.
	Accommodation typeStay at Mountain Top Inn and Resort in Warm Springs, GA. Dates into October. Property at a Glance: Mountain Top Inn and Resort Mountain Top Inn and Resort presides over Georgia’s F.D. Roosevelt State Park. The main lodge consists of three wood-trimmed buildings with porches and plenty of rocking chairs—ideal for relaxing and enjoying views of nearby Pine Mountain. All lodge and inn rooms are a little different, but each one comes with free WiFi, a coffee maker, a microwave, a mini fridge, and satellite TV. For extra space: Choose a two-bedroom cabin or three-bedroom triplex cabin, which line the woods surrounding the lodge and are equipped with linens and full kitchens. Many also have hot tubs, fireplaces, porches, and the Internet. Take a hike on the 23-mile Pine Mountain Trail—the park’s most famous—which skirts past forests and the Wolfden Loop’s four waterfalls. Dine out at one of the many beautiful turn-of-the-century restaurants in historic downtown Warm Springs. Warm Springs and Pine Mountain, Georgia: Sprawling State Park and Gardens F.D. Roosevelt State Park—Georgia’s largest state park—unfurls across 9,000 rolling acres between the towns of Warm Springs and Pine Mountain, just 80 miles southwest of Atlanta. It’s named after the 32nd US president, who picnicked here and swam in the park’s warm springs in the 1920s to ease his polio-related aches and pains. You can tour the Little White House Historic Site, the vacation cottage where he stayed. Hike along the Pine Mountain Trail or go horseback riding via Roosevelt Stables; horse trails often wind past Lake Franklin and group camps built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. Just outside the park in Pine Mountain, you can bicycle through Callaway Gardens, zipline through the forest canopy, or tee off on one of its two 18-hole golf courses. Callaway Gardens also offers you a number of ways to connect with nature: watch raptors in flight during daily Birds of Prey shows, marvel at more than 1,000 butterflies flitting around the conservatory, and see seasonal plant displays in the horticultural center. Kids will enjoy Pine Mountain Wild Animal Safari Park, a drive-thru safari home to lions, tigers, monkeys, and giraffes. After a day of outdoor adventure, head to downtown Pine Mountain or Warm Springs to shop for antiques and collectibles.
	Accommodation typeStay at Baymont Inn & Suites Helen, GA. Dates into September. Hotel at a Glance: Baymont Inn & Suites Helen With its Tudor-style wood timbering and pitched roofs, Baymont Inn & Suites Helen blends in seamlessly with Helen’s signature Bavarian architecture. The quaint, old-fashioned exterior belies the modern amenities inside, which include free WiFi, flatscreen HDTVs, and mini-fridges in every room. Fuel up for the day with a free breakfast. Share vacation pictures with ease when you hop on the inn’s free WiFi network. Take a dip in the outdoor pool. Explore the town: a walk down Main Street takes about 15 minutes, and you can admire Helen’s German-inspired architecture along the way. Go hiking in Unicoi State Park. The edge of the property is just across the Chattahoochee River from the inn, and a 12-minute car trip will take you to the visitors’ center. Helen, Georgia: Replica Bavarian Village Surrounded by the Appalachians In 1968, the townspeople of Helen, Georgia—a struggling sawmill town in the Blue Ridge Mountains—hatched a dramatic plan to reinvigorate the economy and boost tourism. Led by local business owners and artists, Helen adopted a German identity, complete with cobblestone alleys, timber-frame cottages, and Old-World towers. Ever since, the town has thrived as a Bavarian-style village, now welcoming nearly two million visitors a year. Several festivals take place in the town every year, most notably a hot-air balloon race, a German-style Mardi Gras, and an eight-week-long Oktoberfest. Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Helen is also home to some incredible countryside scenery. Unicoi State Park and Lodge contains trout streams, mountain-biking trails, and a freshwater lake. The Appalachian National Scenic Trail passes nearby, and the Anna Ruby Falls drop off in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest. The area’s natural setting lends itself to scenic outdoor activities, including tubing down the Chattahoochee River.
	Accommodation typeStay at The Ridges Resort & Marina in Northern Georgia. Dates into August. Hotel at a Glance: The Ridges Resort & Marina The Ridges Resort & Marina sits on the shores of Lake Chatuge, surrounded by the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains. Its setting and agreeable climate make it a popular place for outdoor activities year-round, with a 376-slip marina, plus pontoon boats, kayaks, and canoes. You can also go fishing off the lakefront pier or hike the nearby Appalachian Trail. Where you’ll stay: Resort-view rooms and Villas feature private balconies and in-room WiFi. Get cozy and eat some marshmallows by the outdoor fire pits. For your sweet tooth: complimentary fresh-baked cookie in the afternoon Grab a dinner at the on-site The Oaks Lakeside Kitchen (opening July 1st) or at The Blue Otter, open for lunches and dinner. Lake Chatuge, Georgia: Hiking and Fishing amid Blue Ridge Forest Located about two hours from Atlanta, The Ridges Resort & Marina is sandwiched between the Nantahala and Chattahoochee National Forests. It’s a fine spot to go hiking or mountain biking, and you can access a number of scenic trails within 5 miles of the resort. If you walk up to the summit of Brasstown Bald, Georgia’s highest peak, you can see four states—Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, and North Carolina. You can also fish for trout in the nearby Hiwassee River any time of year. In the nearby town of Hiawassee, charming galleries and stores display quilts and crafts by local artists and artisans. A handful of wineries in the area offer samples in intimate countryside tasting rooms.
	Accommodation typeStay at Kingwood Resort in Clayton, GA, with Dates into December Hotel at a Glance: Kingwood Resort The majesty of the Blue Ridge Mountains is on full display at northern Georgia’s Kingwood Resort. Each guest room has a private balcony looking out to the peaks, and floor-to-ceiling windows in the main dining room add the stellar scenery to mealtimes. Players will find even more great vantage points on the 18-hole golf course, where rolling greens are surrounded by tree-lined hillsides. In-room amenities: a mini fridge and free WiFi Swimming and splashing in indoor and outdoor pools Seasonal menus at the restaurant feature dishes such as grilled salmon and bourbon pecan pie. Signature spa treatment: the Golfer’s Par 3, which includes a foot soak and a massage meant to improve golf swings Relaxation awaits: Guest unwind in the hot tub and with time in the steam room and sauna. Staying fit: The resort has tennis courts as well as a gym with cardio equipment and free weights. Clayton, Georgia: Small Town in the Blue Ridge Mountains Clayton, Georgia, might be small—its population hovers around 2,000—but its landscape looms large. The city is part of the Nantahala National Forest, more than half a million acres with waterfalls, river gorges, and old-growth trees. It’s a natural playground where tourists come to go whitewater rafting or fly-fishing for trout on the Chattooga River and ride horseback on tree-lined trails fringed with wildflowers. Back in town, visitors step back in time at Clayton Pharmacy, where cola and strawberry drinks are poured from an old-fashioned soda fountain. Guests can also visit the Main Street Gallery to see works by local artists.
	Accommodation typeStay at Stadium Inn in Chattanooga, TN, with Dates into September Hotel at a Glance: Stadium Inn Stadium Inn has all the comforts of home, including a free breakfast of scrambled eggs, sausage, coffee, and biscuits and gravy. Inviting guest rooms feature comfortable mattresses swathed in crisp white bedding, as well as amenities including microwaves, mini refrigerators, and free WiFi. Before the weather cools, go for a swim in the outdoor pool. Get a workout using the fitness center’s treadmill, stair climber, and stationary bikes. Downtown Chattanooga is just 2 miles away. Bring your pooch: Your pet can tag along for an additional fee. Chattanooga, Tennessee: Museums and Parks Along the Riverfront Set along the Tennessee-Georgia border, Chattanooga became a boomtown with the arrival of a major railroad in the late 19th century. The surrounding mountains and ridges made for a scenic backdrop for train passengers coming into the city. But they also proved problematic, trapping in industrial pollutants and creating what the Environmental Protection Agency declared to be the nation’s dirtiest air in 1969. Today, the city has scrubbed away its industrial-era grime and adopted greener practices: public parks, riverfront walkways, and a downtown electric shuttle, to name a few. Waterfront Coolidge Park is a popular downtown hangout where kids can hop on a century-old carousel and enjoy acres of open green space. During the summer, you can come here for concerts, festivals, and outdoor movie screenings. Another point of interest is Chattanooga’s Walnut Street Bridge, one of the world’s longest pedestrian bridges. Its wrought-iron trusses stretch across the Tennessee River, which bisects the city’s downtown. From here, you can take a scenic stroll toward other downtown attractions, such as the Tennessee Aquarium and the Hunter Museum of American Art. Picked by the New York Times as 1 of 45 Places to Go in 2012, Chattanooga has seen a resurgence of arts and culture in recent years. It now hosts a number of annual art and music festivals and features several up-and-coming art districts filled with independent boutiques and galleries. Head to the Bluff View Art District for some spectacular views—the historic neighborhood is set high atop stone cliffs overlooking the Tennessee River. In addition to galleries filled with works by nationally recognized artists, the district recognizes the culinary arts, with several restaurants and the city’s oldest artisan bakery. Love to travel? Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest for travel tips, inspiration, and photos from around the world.
	Accommodation typeStay at The Skyline Lodge in Highlands, NC, with Dates into September. Hotel at a Glance: The Skyline Lodge In 1929, a team of builders and architects set out for the North Carolina woods to construct a getaway inspired by the iconic designs of Frank Lloyd Wright. Although the scale of that dream was curtailed by the stock market crash later that year, the project did produce the Skyline Lodge, which still stands today amid 40 acres of old-growth forest. Expanded in the ’60s and renovated again after that, the lodge exudes rustic charm and seclusion. Quiet guest rooms feature private balconies or terraces, and many come with working fireplaces. Fine dining: At Altitudes Restaurant, chefs create sophisticated dishes such as rosemary-grilled lamb chops, broiled lobster tails, and tender roasted duck breast. Take a dip in the resort’s swimming pool or hot tub. Work on your serve on one of two refurbished tennis courts. Highlands, North Carolina: Appalachian Mountain Town in Nantahala National Forest Located high above Nantahala National Forest, the Appalachian mountain town of Highlands embodies the sleepy small-town life. A popular destination for summer travelers, the town is filled with charming culture and commerce. At a nightly auction during the warm months, you can bid on everything from antique furniture to jewelry, while chamber music concerts, live theater, and local crafts workshops provide artistic outlets. Nature looms large in the recreational opportunities; they include fishing in rivers, hiking along Whiteside Mountain, and marveling at Bridal Veil Falls, which pours directly onto US Highway 64.
	Accommodation type2-Night Cabin Stay for Two or Four at Nantahala Cabins in Bryson City, NC. Combine Multiple Nights. Property at a Glance: Nantahala Cabins For the traveler looking to get away from it all, Nantahala Cabins is a family run business and offers seclusion and tranquility amid one of America’s most scenic regions. Tucked alongside Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the cabins are 10 miles from the nearest towns, Bryson City and Nantahala. Choose your cabin: Customers can choose from 10 units. Cabin #6—the three-bedroom Wolf Den—offers space for up to eight people. Cabins #8 and #9 are two-bedroom, two-bath units with views of the mountains. For extra seclusion: Book the two-bedroom Edelweiss cabin, located about 6 miles from the main office. For extra room: Book the Silvermine Hideaway, with a king bed. In all units: full kitchens, satellite TV, wireless Internet, air conditioning, heating, porches, and picnic areas with fire pits In most units: hot tubs, fireplaces, and mountain views Distance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park: about 20 miles Bryson City, North Carolina: Small-Town Charm amid Great Smoky Mountains Tucked into North Carolina’s southwest corner, the small town of Bryson City sits amid the woodsy slopes of the Great Smoky Mountains. The Tuckasegee River flows right through town, creating picturesque waterfalls and fishing holes teeming with rainbow and brook trout. On clear days, head a few miles north to catch a 360-degree view of the entire range from the 6,500-foot Clingmans Dome, the highest point of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. You can also tour the rugged wilderness by train—the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad runs year-round excursions in restored, historic railroad cars that depart from Bryson City. In winter, the Cataloochee Ski Area opens 17 trails and slopes on its challenging downhill course. Once all the snow thaws, whitewater rafting and kayaking become popular attractions at nearby Nantahala Gorge. All the while, downtown Bryson City charms visitors with antique shops, handcrafted pottery, and housemade chocolates.
	Accommodation type1- or 2-Night Stay for Two with Two Draft Beers at Nantahala Village in Bryson City, NC. Combine Up to 6 Nights. Hotel at a Glance: Nantahala Village Nantahala Village’s lodge, cottages, and log cabins occupy their own secluded tree lined paths in the Great Smoky Mountains. It’s a peaceful setting, but close to heart-pounding outdoor adventures that include zip line canopy tours, rafting on the Nantahala River, and mountain hiking just outside the resort. Guests can take in the scenery more passively at the on-site Village Bistro, where dining affords views of distant, mist-veiled mountains. Lodge rooms face either pool or mountains, and feature coffee makers, king or queen beds, and WiFi. Two-bedroom Treehouses have full kitchens and TVs, and some of them have outdoor decks and fireplaces. Premium mountain suites feature living area with kitchen, pooltable, and fireplace. Start the day right with the complimentary continental breakfast served at the on-site restaurant. Cheers all of this deals options come with two draft beers per stay. Lake Fontana has over 240 miles of shoreline and clear waters perfect for relaxing or recreation Bryson City, North Carolina: Small-Town Charm amid the Great Smoky Mountains Tucked into North Carolina’s southwest corner, the small town of Bryson City sits amid the woodsy slopes of the Great Smoky Mountains. The Tuckasegee River flows right through town, creating picturesque waterfalls and fishing holes teeming with rainbow and brook trout. On clear days, head a few miles north to catch a 360-degree view of the entire range from the 6,500-foot Clingmans Dome, the highest point of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. You can also tour the rugged wilderness by train—the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad runs year-round excursions in restored, historic railroad cars that depart from Bryson City. In winter, the Cataloochee Ski Area opens 17 trails and slopes on its challenging downhill course. Once all the snow thaws, whitewater rafting and kayaking become popular attractions at nearby Nantahala Gorge. All the while, downtown Bryson City charms visitors with antique shops, handcrafted pottery, and housemade chocolates.
	Accommodation type2-, 3-, or 4-Night Stay for Two at Balsam Mountain Inn in the Great Smoky Mountains, NC. Combine Up to 8 Nights. Inn at a Glance: Balsam Mountain Inn In 1908, two hoteliers opened a Victorian inn nestled in North Carolina’s Great Smoky Mountains. Situated at an elevation of 3,500 feet, Balsam Mountain Inn was built for travelers passing through the Balsam Gap depot, one of the Southeast’s highest railroad stations. Today, the inn—a 2017 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence winner—is a nostalgic reminder of the past. Fodor’s says “a stay here is like going back 100 years in time, when folks rocked and chatted on the front porch.” The inn’s 50 guest rooms feature vintage furniture and a refreshing lack of TVs and other noisy distractions. Unique guest rooms: No two are alike, but each comes with quaint, custom decor. Start the morning right with a complimentary breakfast, which may include pancakes or french toast. An enviable location: The inn is just a half-mile from the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway, and 25 miles from the entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Balsam, North Carolina: Small Mountain Town Minutes from Blue Ridge Parkway The small town of Balsam is tucked between the Plott Balsams and Great Balsam Mountains, 40 miles west of Asheville. The Blue Ridge Parkway—one of the country’s most popular scenic drives—lies just a half mile away, winding along the lavender spine of the Blue Ridge Mountains and through Great Smoky Mountain fog. You might even spot elk ziplining through wildflower meadows along the way. More than 100 hiking trails branch off the parkway, including a portion of the Appalachian Trail, which stretches all the way from Georgia to Maine. Love to travel? Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest for travel tips, inspiration, and photos from around the world.
	Accommodation typeStay at Days Inn Gatlinburg On the River, TN. Dates into October. Hotel at a Glance: Days Inn Gatlinburg On the River When you’re checking in at Days Inn Gatlinburg On the River, listen to the sounds of a nearby creek and take in the lobby’s stone fireplace. Both reflect the region’s natural aesthetic—an entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is just 2 miles away. Where you’ll stay: Guest rooms are comfortable and inviting, with simple decor and handy amenities such as microwaves and fridges. Take a dip in the outdoor pool or relax in the hot tub. Complimentary breakfast: coffee, tea, juice, cereal, waffles, yogurt, bread, fresh oatmeal with choice of toppings Within a mile: Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts and Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies Within 10 miles: Dollywood amusement park Gatlinburg, Tennessee: Charming Artists’ Village amid Great Smoky Mountains Gatlinburg rests near Tennessee’s eastern border, less than 3 miles from Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Here, you can hike more than 100 trails that wind past waterfalls and pioneer-era log cabins tucked deep within densely forested mountains. Or, take a bicycle ride on the 11-mile loop through Cades Cove, a broad valley of open meadows where you can see deer, black bears, and wild turkey. Clingmans Dome, the park’s highest point of elevation at 6,643 feet, is a great place to catch the sunset. Gatlinburg’s main attraction is probably the artists’ loop. It comprises more than 100 craft shops, studios, and cafés, and you can watch artisans as they hand weave baskets and whittle wooden figurines. Downtown Gatlinburg itself is a mountain village filled with old-fashioned ice-cream shops and boutiques selling housemade jams and decorative novelties. Love to travel? Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest for travel tips, inspiration, and photos from around the world.
	Hotel - Family - OutdoorStay at All Season Suites in Pigeon Forge, TN, with Dates into August Hotel at a Glance: All Season Suites The All Season Suites positions visitors to Tennessee perfectly between three of the state’s top sites: Knoxville, Dollywood, and Gatlinburg. That means that in less than an hour’s drive, you can head to the gateway to the Smoky Mountains and back again with enough time to enjoy the thriving nightlife of the city in K-Town. Wake up to a complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast. Make home-cooked meals in your room’s kitchenette complete with refrigerator, stovetop, and dishwasher. Stay active: The fitness center is open 24 hours. Surf the web: Free WiFi is included. Pigeon Forge, Tennessee: Family-Friendly Attractions in the Great Smoky Mountains Though it’s secluded in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is home to some quirky destinations, including Dollywood, a Titanic museum that looks just like the famed ocean liner from the outside, and an interactive children’s museum housed in an upside-down three-story building. In Pigeon Forge’s historical town center, a cluster of old-fashioned specialty shops and restaurants forms the Old Mill Square along the Little Pigeon River. Inside the mill, a pair of 4,600-pound granite stones has been grinding grain since the early 1800s.
	Accommodation type3-Night Cabin Stay for Up to 16 at Alpine Mountain Chalets in Pigeon Forge, TN. Combine Up to 6 Nights. Hotel at a Glance: Alpine Mountain Chalets Spread out among Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, the cabins of Alpine Mountain Chalets charm visitors with a rustic vibe that mirrors the forest surroundings. You’ll feel secluded amid eastern Tennessee’s scenic wilderness, and you’ll be only a short drive from Great Smoky Mountains National Park. For any size party: One- to five-bedroom cabins accommodate anywhere from 2 to 16 people. On-site amenities vary depending on the property, but many feature outdoor hot tubs, home-theater systems, private patios, WiFi, and swimming pool access. Within a short drive of WonderWorks and TopJump Trampoline Park Pigeon Forge, Tennessee: Family-Friendly Attractions in the Great Smoky Mountains Though it’s secluded in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is home to some quirky destinations, including Dollywood, a Titanic museum that looks just like the famed ocean liner from the outside, and an interactive children’s museum housed in an upside-down three-story building. In Pigeon Forge’s historical town center, a cluster of old-fashioned specialty shops and restaurants forms the Old Mill Square along the Little Pigeon River. Inside the mill, a pair of 4,600-pound granite stones has been grinding grain since the early 1800s.
	Accommodation typeStay at Island Drive Lodge in Pigeon Forge, TN, with Dates into November Hotel at a Glance: Island Drive Lodge Island Drive Lodge lies in Pigeon Forge, a resort town at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains. Nearby attractions include Dollywood and its water park, the Titanic Museum Attraction, and all the shops and restaurants of The Island entertainment complex. Complimentary continental breakfast served each morning, including waffles and biscuits and gravy. Where you’ll stay: Spacious guest rooms feature mini-refrigerators, coffeemakers, microwaves, and free WiFi. Across the street: The Island, an outdoor entertainment, shopping, and dining center with a 200-foot-tall Ferris wheel Distance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park: 9 miles Pigeon Forge, Tennessee: Family-Friendly Attractions in the Great Smoky Mountains Though it’s secluded in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is home to some quirky destinations, including Dollywood, a Titanic museum that looks just like the famed ocean liner from the outside, and an interactive children’s museum housed in an upside-down three-story building. In Pigeon Forge’s historical town center, a cluster of old-fashioned specialty shops and restaurants forms the Old Mill Square along the Little Pigeon River. Inside the mill, a pair of 4,600-pound granite stones has been grinding grain since the early 1800s. Love to travel? Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest for travel tips, inspiration, and photos from around the world.
	Accommodation type3-Night Stay for Two, Four, Eight, or Twelve at Pigeon Forge Cabins, TN. Combine Up to 6 Nights. Hotel at a Glance: Pigeon Forge Cabins If your idea of relaxation includes nature walks in the forest intermixed with cozy nights by the fireplace, the Pigeon Forge Cabins has a cabin that’ll fit right in. Their secluded, yet comfortable cabins are the perfect home base for nature lovers looking to get away from it all. And, the cabins are just a few miles from downtown Pigeon Forge, a mountain resort town where you can shop, dine, or simply stare at the Great Smoky Mountains rising in the distance. Take a dip in the outdoor pool, which is available for all cabin visitors. Test out your country twang at Dollywood, which is only a 15-minute drive away. Catch some tunes at a show at Country Tonite Theatre and The Smoky Mountain Opry in downtown Pigeon Forge. Hike the mountains: Less than 10 minutes away is the entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which has hiking trails for beginners and experts. A view from above: About an hour’s drive away, visitors can climb to the top of Clingmans Dome, which at 6,643 feet is the highest point in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Pigeon Forge, Tennessee: Family-Friendly Attractions in the Great Smoky Mountains Though it’s secluded in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is home to some quirky destinations, including Dollywood, a Titanic museum that looks just like the famed ocean liner from the outside, and an interactive children’s museum housed in an upside-down three-story building. In Pigeon Forge’s historical town center, a cluster of old-fashioned specialty shops and restaurants forms the Old Mill Square along the Little Pigeon River. Inside the mill, a pair of 4,600-pound granite stones has been grinding grain since the early 1800s.
	Accommodation type2- or 3-Night Log-Cabin Stay for Six or Eight at Randall Glen in Leicester, NC. Combine Up to 6 Nights. Property at a Glance: Randall Glen Life’s simpler pleasures are the focus at Randall Glen, a small, rustic resort nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains. You can hike through a meadow, milk a cow, tell ghost stories around a bonfire beneath the stars, and then retire to an old-fashioned log cabin. A working farm on the property supplies fresh veggies and herbs for evening barbecues. Mountain trails lead past creeks, trout ponds, and fields of wildflowers. Explore them on foot or horseback. Hot tubs and wood-burning fireplaces add coziness to each cabin. Meet the neighbors: Goats, sheep, and free-range chickens roam the farmland. Pan for gold: The resort’s gem mine contains rubies, sapphires, amethyst, and other stones. Game room with ping-pong, billiards, and foosball Internet café with fresh espresso Distance from downtown Asheville: about 23 miles Asheville, North Carolina: Artsy Town in the Blue Ridge Mountains Tucked away in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville is the largest city in the western half of North Carolina, with a population of roughly 85,000. Downtown is an eclectic mix of boutiques, eateries, and art galleries housed in buildings designed in art-deco, Beaux-Arts, and neoclassical styles. Asheville’s premier attraction is Biltmore, billed as the largest residential home in the United States. You can take a self-guided tour of the 250-room chateau, which was built for steamboat-and-railroad tycoon George Vanderbilt in 1895. Be sure to visit the gardens designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted—they’re in full bloom in early spring. While you’re in the area, you can take off on one of the most scenic drives in the country—the Blue Ridge Parkway, a 469-mile highway that winds through the mountains. If you want to stretch your legs, hike up to the panoramic lookout at Looking Glass Rock in Pisgah National Forest, or amble along a portion of the Appalachian Trail; the famed footpath goes past Asheville on its 2,180-mile journey from Mount Katahdin in Maine to Springer Mountain in Georgia.
	Accommodation type2- or 5-Night Stay for Two at Creekwalk Inn and Cabins in Cosby, TN. Combine Up to 10 Nights. Property at a Glance: Creekwalk Inn and Cabins Located between Cosby and Gatlinburg, Creekwalk Inn and Cabins romantic cabins and cozy rooms make comfy home bases for explorations of nearby Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Units are nestled on a private forested property with a hiking trail to the Little Pigeon River trout stream below. Guests staying at the cabins will check-in at the address given, then travel to their rental. The property is located 12 miles outside of Gatlinburg. Country-style furnishings such as handcrafted beds and kitchens with stone countertops Romantic escape: Relax in your cabin’s private hot tub or by the fireplace. Gaze out at the forest from the comfort of a wraparound porch or balcony. Nearby activities include hiking, fishing, and horseback riding. Cosby, Tennessee: Appalachian Wilderness near Lively Entertainment Among the many Appalachian peaks rising above Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the nearly 5,000-foot Mount Cammerer stands out: it has a glassed-in fire tower at its summit, which boasts 360-degree views of surrounding hardwood forests. Starting near the town of Cosby, the Lower Mount Cammerer Trail wends up the alpine cliffs. The challenging trail remains accessible year round to well-bundled climbers and sniffles-prone mountain goats thanks to eastern Tennessee’s moderate climate. Linking to the Mount Cammerer path, the Appalachian Trail forms a gateway to thousands of miles of hiking. The area also offers multiple whitewater-rafting and ziplining options. About 20 miles to the east of Cosby, the entertainment enclaves of Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge feature country-music revues and live comedy shows.
	Accommodation type1-Night Stay for Two at Bright's Creek Lodge in Mill Spring, NC. Combine Up to 2 Nights. Property at a Glance: Bright’s Creek Lodge Bright’s Creek Lodge is nestled on 4,700 acres of land that are waiting to be explored. Guests can set off on the property’s hiking trails to look for all the 75 on-site waterfalls, or head over to the Equestrian Center to ride a horse on the trails. The property is also home to a 19-hole golf course designed by Tom Fazio, which highlights the beauty of the land. After a long day of exploration, you can rest in your luxurious room. Grab a bite alfresco at the on-site Veranda restaurant or a drink at the Bar. Nearby attraction: The Green River Game Lands offer hunting and hiking opportunities in a mountain setting. The edge these lands are about half a mile from the hotel. Distance from Asheville: 46 mi.
	Accommodation typeStay at Baymont Inn and Suites Clinton in Clinton, TN. Dates into September. Hotel at a Glance: Baymont Inn and Suites Clinton Located right off the main arteries of I-75 and Route 61, Baymont Inn & Suites Clinton provides the perfect home base for travelers looking to immerse themselves in nature in the Appalachian Mountains or traverse the restaurant-heavy cityscape of Knoxville. And to ensure guests are properly fueled for bouts of local exploration, the hotel provides a complimentary breakfast. Fit a workout in by taking a few laps in the heated indoor pool or by stopping in on the onsite fitness center. Stay connected thanks to the free WiFi. Where you’ll stay: guest rooms comes feature cable-equipped HDTVs, sitting areas, and work spaces. Bring Fido along: the hotel offers pet-friendly rooms for an additional fee. Things to do nearby: Little Ponderosa Zoo & Rescue Center (9 mi); Gibbs Ferry Park (10 mi); American Museum of Science and Energy (15 mi)
	Accommodation type3- or 4-Night Stay for Two or Four in a Chalet at Alpine Village Resort in Burnsville, NC. Combine Up to 8 Nights. Resort at a Glance: Alpine Village Resort High in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Alpine Village Resort invites guests to treat its chalets as a home base during vacations spent exploring the scenery. Visitors can whip up a hearty breakfast in the cottages’ fully-equipped kitchens before a day of hiking, and recharge at night amid country-chic furnishings, such as patchwork quilts on the beds and wooden furniture. Make a splash in the seasonal outdoor pool. Share vacation photos easily with help from the resort’s free WiFi. Strike up a game on the shuffleboard court. Solve a puzzle or read a book in the resort’s clubhouse. Nearby attraction: The Biltmore estate is about an hour away. Enjoy the sunset mountain views at the outdoor fire pit area, open to all guests. Asheville, North Carolina: Artsy Town in the Blue Ridge Mountains Tucked away in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville is the largest city in the western half of North Carolina, with a population of roughly 85,000. Downtown is an eclectic mix of boutiques, eateries, and art galleries housed in buildings designed in art-deco, Beaux-Arts, and neoclassical styles. Asheville’s premier attraction is Biltmore, billed as the largest residential home in the United States. You can take a self-guided tour of the 250-room chateau, which was built for steamboat-and-railroad tycoon George Vanderbilt in 1895. Be sure to visit the gardens designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted—they’re in full bloom in early spring. While you’re in the area, you can take off on one of the most scenic drives in the country—the Blue Ridge Parkway, a 469-mile highway that winds through the mountains. If you want to stretch your legs, hike up to the panoramic lookout at Looking Glass Rock in Pisgah National Forest, or amble along a portion of the Appalachian Trail; the famed footpath goes past Asheville on its 2,180-mile journey from Mount Katahdin in Maine to Springer Mountain in Georgia.
	Accommodation type1- or 2-Night Stay for Two featuring Former White House Chef at AAA Diamond-Ranked The Inn of the Patriots Hotel at a Glance: The Inn of the Patriots and US Presidential Culinary Museum By age 8, young Marti Mongiello was already planning elaborate—albeit imaginary—dinner parties. About 20 years later, he was at the White House cooking state dinners and serving as the executive chef at Camp David. Today, he cooks for guests at The Inn of the Patriots, his award-winning bed and breakfast in the Blue Ridge Mountains foothills. With this Getaway, you’ll get to enjoy Mongiello’s delicacies for yourself, with a daily six-course colonial breakfast. Awards and press mentions: The on-site Presidential Culinary Museum has been featured on CNN, FOX, and PBS and was named Best of the South and Best Place to Enjoy History by BedandBreakfast.com. It also holds a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence. Historic legacy: Built in 1879, The Presidential Culinary Museum once served as the home of one of the creators of the King’s Mountain National Park located nearby. Unique decor: Each guest room has a different theme, with decorative touches that may include period fireplaces or love letters from sailors to their wives. In-room amenities: free WiFi, 417 TV channels, and a back and foot massage machine Tasting time: This deal includes tastings at Baker Buffalo Creek Vineyard & Winery and Owl’s Eye Vineyard, cider-beer tastings at Dragonfly Wine Market, unlimited tastings at Uptown Olive Oil & More, an appetizer at Ni Fen Bistro, dessert at Carolina Crossing. See presidential china dating back to the Jefferson administration at the Presidential Culinary Museum. Guided tours are offered daily. Cleveland County, North Carolina: Small Railroad Towns near Revolutionary War Battle Sites Cleveland County is situated in southwestern North Carolina, amid the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Visitors are treated to scenic views no matter the season, all within a 90-minute drive from Asheville to the west and Charlotte to the east. One of Cleveland County’s southernmost towns, Grover, lies near the South Carolina border. This former railroad town is filled with restored turn-of-the-century houses, lending it a charmingly old-timey feel. Nearby Blacksburg, South Carolina, was the site of the pivotal Battle of Kings Mountain during the American Revolution—a battle that halted the British advance into North Carolina. A monument, exhibits, and a battlefield trail commemorate that victory at Kings Mountain National Military Park. For a taste of modern-day Cleveland County, head to the award-winning Baker Buffalo Creek Vineyard, where you can sample up to 12 wines (tours are only available Thursday–Sunday). Other stops show off the area’s culinary prowess, with farm-fresh American fare at NiFen Kitchen in Shelby and decadent desserts at Carolina Crossing Restaurant in Grover.
	Hotel - Romantic2-Night Stay for Two in a Suite with Optional Wine at The Inn at Glen Alpine near Morganton, NC Inn at a Glance: Inn at Glen Alpine Built as a country manor house in 1913, the Inn at Glen Alpine has been welcoming visitors for more than a century. Thanks to extensive renovations completed in 2015, hospitality here blends the best parts of yesterday and today. While guest rooms feature antique accents such as hardwood floors and claw-foot bathtubs, they also have WiFi access and flat-screen TVs with more than 200 channels. Cheers!: Select options include a bottle of wine for two per stay. Start the day right with a hot multiple-course breakfast served in the inn’s spacious dining room or on the porch. Options are available for gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, and vegan diners and those with allergies. Sit a spell on the porch, or take a stroll through 5 acres of well-manicured grounds. Green living: The inn adheres to multiple conservation and sustainability practices, which range from LED lighting and extensive recycling programs to the use of eco-friendly toiletries and cleaning products. Nearby attractions: Morganton (10 minutes), Lake James State Park (10 minutes), Catawba River (10 minutes), Hickory (20 minutes), South Mountain State Park (40 minutes), Asheville (45 minutes), Blowing Rock (60 minutes), Linville Gorge and Linville Falls (60 minutes) Adventure awaits: This active area offers guests the option to tour wineries and breweries, dine at farm to table restaurants, go antiquing, and visit the local art galleries and museums. Year-round hiking trails are abundant, and warmer months are perfect for swimming, canoeing, tubing, and fishing. Recent Awards: Inn at Glen Alpine received the 2016 and 2017 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Awards and was voted a Top Romantic B&B in North Carolina, as well as one of the best B&B’s near Asheville. Morganton, North Carolina: Historic Town near Asheville and Pisgah National Forest, Minutes from The Inn at Glen Alpine The first European settlement in America’s interior wasn’t Jamestown, but Fort San Juan, a Spanish fortification built in 1567 on the site of what is now Morganton, North Carolina, on the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The fort is long gone now, leaving behind a vital archaeological site and quaint town, where there are quite a few shops and restaurants, as well as art galleries, spas, yoga studios, and plenty of live-music options in the evenings. Visitors often come here to explore some of the state’s trademark natural beauty; the nearby Lake James State Park, one of the highest-rated state parks in North Carolina, is a popular destination for hiking, boating, swimming, fishing and camping. Morganton is also close to Asheville, home to an eclectic mix of boutiques, eateries, and art galleries housed in buildings designed in art-deco, Beaux Arts, and neoclassical styles.
	Accommodation typeStay at Best Western Plus Music Row in Nashville, TN. Dates into October. Hotel at a Glance: Best Western Plus Music Row Best Western Plus Music Row is located minutes from downtown Nashville, giving guests easy access to the city’s top attractions. The hotel is within walking distance of Music Row’s recording studios and live-music venues and just 1 mile from the Country Music Hall of Fame. There’s something for sports fans, too: Nissan Stadium (football) and Bridgestone Arena (hockey) are nearby. Home away from home: Guest rooms feature 40-inch LCD TVs, microwaves, and refrigerators. Free perks: WiFi, parking, and hot breakfast Get a workout using the weights, treadmill, and elliptical machine in the on-site fitness center. Take a dip in the seasonal outdoor pool. Nashville, Tennessee: Music Lovers’ Paradise Nicknamed Music City, Nashville is the undisputed capital of country music—the place where artists such as Patsy Cline and Dolly Parton hit it big and where generations of singers, strummers, banjo pickers, and fiddlers have taken the stage at the Grand Ole Opry. Despite its country roots, the city has also embraced other genres, including rock, rap, and jazz. You’ll find some of the best Nashville music venues along Honky Tonk Row, as up-and-coming musicians and songwriters step into the spotlight. Nearby, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum showcases an extensive audio archive and a memorabilia collection that includes Elvis’s golden Cadillac, Willie Nelson’s bandanna, and artifacts from iconic rockers including Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bob Dylan. Just southwest of downtown lies the 132-acre Centennial Park, which is adjacent to Vanderbilt University. The city’s premier outdoor space features a full-scale replica of the Parthenon alongside a 42-foot-tall statue of Athena. Inside the faux Parthenon, you’ll find a permanent collection of 19th- and 20th-century American art.
	Accommodation typeStay at Wyndham Nashville in Tennessee, with Dates into September Hotel at a Glance: Wyndham Nashville The unmistakable twang of country music can be heard at venues all across Nashville. The most famous of these stages—the Grand Ole Opry—is just five minutes from this Wyndham hotel. Fifteen minutes away in downtown Nashville, musicians play in bars and visitors stroll through museums dedicated to the likes of Patsy Cline and Johnny Cash. Home away from home: Each one-bedroom suite has 500–639 square feet of space, as well as two TVs, a kitchenette, and a washer and dryer. Best way to cool off in any of the three pools—two outdoor and one indoor Kid-approved fun: In addition to a playground, the hotel has table tennis and a basketball court. Where to work out the fitness center with cardio machines and free weights Nashville, Tennessee: Music Lovers’ Paradise Nicknamed Music City, Nashville is the undisputed capital of country music—the place where artists such as Patsy Cline and Dolly Parton hit it big and where generations of singers, strummers, banjo pickers, and fiddlers have taken the stage at the Grand Ole Opry. Despite its country roots, the city has also embraced other genres, including rock, rap, and jazz. You’ll find some of the best Nashville music venues along Honky Tonk Row, as up-and-coming musicians and songwriters step into the spotlight. Nearby, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum showcases an extensive audio archive and a memorabilia collection that includes Elvis’s golden Cadillac, Willie Nelson’s bandanna, and artifacts from iconic rockers including Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bob Dylan. Just southwest of downtown lies the 132-acre Centennial Park, which is adjacent to Vanderbilt University. The city’s premier outdoor space features a full-scale replica of the Parthenon alongside a 42-foot-tall statue of Athena. Inside the faux Parthenon, you’ll find a permanent collection of 19th- and 20th-century American art.
	Accommodation typeStay at Wyndham Garden Charlotte Executive Park, NC. Dates into December. Hotel at a Glance: Wyndham Garden Charlotte Executive This newly renovated Charlotte hotel features a convenient location within walking distance of numerous shops and restaurants. Getting here from the airport is easy, too, thanks to the hotel’s free shuttle service, which runs 24/7. Stay connected with free WiFi. Take a dip in the outdoor pool. In-room amenities include a mini fridge, microwave, and flat-screen TV. Grab a bite at the MarketPlace, which is open 24 hours a day. Continental breakfast is free seven days a week, or guests can buy hot breakfast buffet, for a nominal charge. Charlotte, North Carolina: Modern Financial Capital with Thriving Art Scene and Southern Cooking Charlotte is the largest city in North Carolina and it seems to get bigger every year. As one of the country’s major banking centers, it has shiny new skyscrapers popping up all the time. You can recognize the Hearst Tower by the different colors lighting up its facade throughout the year. While the city has certainly taken a turn toward the modern, relics of the past are still easy to find. Victorian homes with wide front porches line the streets of the historic Fourth Ward, and you can hail a horse and carriage at the corner of Trade and Tyron. The city’s post-Civil War history is on display at the Levine Museum of the New South; check out the award-winning “Cotton Fields to Skyscrapers” installation. Charlotte’s NoDa neighborhood (that’s short for North Davidson) is home to the city’s Historic Arts District. Eclectic galleries and live music venues line the streets, and you can catch an improv show here almost every night of the week. Nearby, the growing Plaza-Midwood area offers some of the best dining in town, including authentic Southern-style cooking.
	Accommodation typeStay at Thunderbird Inn in Savannah, GA, with Dates into December Hotel at a Glance: Thunderbird Inn The Thunderbird Inn feels like a classic 1960s motel gone rogue. The inn’s L-shaped frame is punctuated with vibrant pops of color, and its neon roadside sign almost always displays a zany message. Guest rooms match the theme with hip furnishings and artwork. Nostalgic touches that include old typewriters and complimentary MoonPies on every pillow are the icing on the cake. This edgy-meets-vintage vibe earned the inn a spot on USA Today’s list of the 10 Best Retro Hotels in the USA. Still cool after 50 years: The inn celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2014. Tasty snacks include freshly made popcorn, RC Cola, and Krispy Kreme donuts. Attention dog lovers: Pups staying at the Thunderbird are presented with beds, bowls, food and treats, organic dog shampoo, and red tags that read “Thunderbird Inn Loves Me.” There’s even an enclosed dog run on the property. Savannah, Georgia: Historical Mansions and a Lively River Walk Founded in 1733 as Georgia’s first town, Savannah is not only one of the most graceful cities in the South but also one the most historic. The old but well-preserved architecture landed it on Forbes’s 2011 list of America’s Best Downtowns, and Travel + Leisure dubbed it one of the top cities in the United States and Canada in 2013. The city’s 22 famous public squares play host to some famous landmarks, such as antebellum-era houses framed by moss-covered oak trees. Head to Oglethorpe Square to see the Owens-Thomas House, an English Regency–style mansion completed in 1819 that now serves as a museum; tours here depart from the original carriage house and go past its charming English-style parterre garden. Another relic of Savannah’s past, River Street curves for about a mile along Savannah River’s south bank. The cobblestone walkways are lined with 100-year-old cotton warehouses that have been converted into antique shops, brewpubs, and galleries. Explore the riverfront in style aboard one of the Old Town sightseeing trolleys or during a horse-drawn carriage tour. Though the street is tamer than it was a few decades ago—when it was overrun with muscle cars and rowdy sailors—there’s still plenty of energy here, with a lively pub scene and views of large ships lumbering toward the dock. A short walk west of River Street will take you to the City Market, a four-block public meeting space on the edge of downtown. This section of Savannah’s sprawling historic district has established itself as one of the city’s top destinations for entertainment and dining thanks to the many artists’ studios, open-air restaurants, and taverns found here.
	Accommodation typeStay at B Historic Savannah in Georgia, with Dates into October Hotel at a Glance: B Historic Savannah Guests at this property in Savannah’s famed historic district have unique exposure to the city’s old and new world. That’s because the hotel has undergone a refresh, and guests will be among the first to stay in the newly renovated rooms, all within walking distance of the numerous restaurants and museums that give the city its venerable charm. Each room offers a boutique ambiance with designer furnishings and modern amenities, making for a comfortable stay for vacations and business trips. Visitors can explore the cobblestone streets with a horse and carriage ride to learn about the city’s past and return to relax in the redesigned lobby, complete with a sleek decor, fireplace, and works of art. Newly renovated rooms include 47-inch flat-screen TVs, Keurig coffeemakers, mini-fridges, and free WiFi. Suites have separate living areas and sleeper sofas. More than 1,000 square feet of space accommodates small meetings, intimate weddings, and other special events. Get a workout in at the on-site fitness center, or take a dip in the indoor pool, both recently renovated. After, enjoy Kitchen 320, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and offering a full bar for patrons to enjoy. Nearby museums: The hotel is two blocks from the Savannah History Museum and four blocks from the SCAD Museum of Art. Savannah, Georgia: Historical Mansions and a Lively River Walk Founded in 1733 as Georgia’s first town, Savannah is not only one of the most graceful cities in the South but also one the most historic. The old but well-preserved architecture landed it on Forbes’s 2011 list of America’s Best Downtowns, and Travel + Leisure dubbed it one of the top cities in the United States and Canada in 2013. The city’s 22 famous public squares play host to some famous landmarks, such as antebellum-era houses framed by moss-covered oak trees. Head to Oglethorpe Square to see the Owens-Thomas House, an English Regency–style mansion completed in 1819 that now serves as a museum; tours here depart from the original carriage house and go past its charming English-style parterre garden. Another relic of Savannah’s past, River Street curves for about a mile along Savannah River’s south bank. The cobblestone walkways are lined with 100-year-old cotton warehouses that have been converted into antique shops, brewpubs, and galleries. Explore the riverfront in style aboard one of the Old Town sightseeing trolleys or during a horse-drawn carriage tour. Though the street is tamer than it was a few decades ago—when it was overrun with muscle cars and rowdy sailors—there’s still plenty of energy here, with a lively pub scene and views of large ships lumbering toward the dock. A short walk west of River Street will take you to the City Market, a four-block public meeting space on the edge of downtown. This section of Savannah’s sprawling historic district has established itself as one of the city’s top destinations for entertainment and dining thanks to the many artists’ studios, open-air restaurants, and taverns found here.
	Hotel - BeachStay at Hilton Head Island Beach & Tennis Resort, SC. Dates into November. Hotel at a Glance: Hilton Head Island Beach & Tennis Resort You can see the waves foam up against the shore from each private oceanfront villa at Hilton Head Island Beach & Tennis Resort. When you’re not hanging out on your balcony, you can enjoy privileged access to 10 lighted tennis courts, all of which have been recently resurfaced, or soak up sunshine in the waterfront pool. On the beach, families fire up barbecue grills just before sunset. Casual dining on site: Dig into classic sandwiches and salads, or play pool between sips of brews at Coconutz Sports Bar, which shows games on 17 big-screen HDTVs. Ocean views stretch out below the private balconies of select villas. All units are equipped with full kitchens and free WiFi to help you feel at home. Bike the beach: The resort has beach cruisers you can rent. Bike along Hilton Head Island’s 100 miles of picturesque trails. Hilton Head Island, South Carolina: Coastal Beauty and Year-Round Outdoor Adventure Set along the Atlantic coast about 30 miles northeast of Savannah, Georgia, Hilton Head Island is a prime setting for relaxed oceanfront living. Its typical January temperature is a mild 60 degrees, and summers rarely bring temperatures over 90. This subtropical climate makes the island a haven for outdoor-sports enthusiasts, especially golfers, who can choose from dozens of championship courses and several herds of free-range caddies roaming the greens. Additionally, more than 50 miles’ worth of bike and rollerblade pathways crisscross the island, many of them leading to Hilton Head’s wealth of justly lauded beaches.
	Hotel - City - BeachStay at Summit Beach Resort in Panama City Beach, FL, with Dates into December Hotel at a Glance: Summit Beach Resort This resort is located on the Gulf of Mexico, next to 600 feet of private white-sand beachfront. You can walk straight into the water from the beach, or take a dip in one of the oceanfront pools to get your swimming fix. Spacious accommodations The resort’s condos have roughly 900–1,700 square feet of space and include cable TV and a full kitchen with dishes, pots and pans, a stovetop, oven, dishwasher, and microwave, making them perfect for families or groups. Sip a mojito or another ice-cold cocktail at the pool deck’s tiki bar. Grab snacks and sundries at the onsite Summit Market Shop. Walk to restaurants: The beachfront Paradise Grill and seafood at Hammerhead Fred’s are both within a two-minute walk. Water recreation: dolphin encounters, jet-ski rentals, and banana-boat rides Panama City Beach, Florida: Sugar-White Beaches and Scuba-Diving Spots Panama City Beach’s slogan—“The World’s Most Beautiful Beaches”—may seem boastful. But TripAdvisor helped back up this claim in 2013, naming the local St. Andrews State Park as having 1 of the top 25 beaches in the United States. The park also has two fishing piers, a jetty, and a boat ramp, plus nature trails for bird watching. Elsewhere in town, you can arrange a scuba-diving trip to explore the area’s dozens of natural and artificial reefs. The atmosphere is more relaxed and geared toward families. There are numerous amusement parks along the 20-plus miles of shoreline. Many of the popular seafood restaurants and bars here overlook the Gulf of Mexico. If you’re looking to escape the crowds, take the ferry to Shell Island, an uninhabited, 7-mile-long barrier island. On the ride over, you might see some of the bottlenose dolphins that frequent these warm waters. Once there, you can soak in the sun on the empty beaches and go snorkeling. It’s also worth it to visit the nature preserve at Conservation Park, which has 24 miles of trails. One 11-mile trek goes past wooden boardwalks and wetlands; keep your eyes peeled and you might see woodpeckers in the trees and alligators lurking beside cypresses.
	Accommodation typeStay at Holiday Inn Express & Suites Charleston - Mount Pleasant, SC. Dates into November. Hotel at a Glance: Holiday Inn Express & Suites Charleston - Mount Pleasant No trip to the American Southeast is complete without a stop in Charleston, SC, one of America’s most beautiful and historic towns, with an excellent collection of 18th- and 19th-century homes and churches tucked into its peninsula. The Holiday Inn Express & Suites Charleston - Mount Pleasant makes for a convenient home base for exploring The Holy City, with its downtown historic district only 5 miles away. Comfy accommodations: Guest rooms boast free WiFi and flat-screen TVs. Less than two miles from the ferry that takes you to Fort Sumter National Monument and USS Yorktown. Start your day with a complimentary breakfast. Keep your routine at the on-site fitness center, equipped with elliptical machines, treadmill, stationary bicycle, and free weights. Charleston, South Carolina: Civil War Monuments and Sophisticated Arts Scene Charleston, South Carolina, was named one of the best historic destinations in the country by U.S. News & World Report. Georgian mansions line the waterfront, the spires of colonial-era churches punctuate the skyline, and horse-drawn carriages frequently clop along its cobblestone streets. You can get an added sense of the city’s history by visiting a number of preserved period buildings and national historic landmarks such as the Battery & White Point Gardens, a living Civil War museum with Confederate cannons and views of Fort Sumter, Charleston Harbor, and a double-parked Camry. More recently, Charleston has merged its Old South identity with a strong arts-and-culture scene. The streets, once overrun with aristocrats, are now lined with top-tier art galleries and antique stores, and you can catch live jazz performances at night. Step out onto King Street to browse third-generation clothiers that have set up shop in historic landmark buildings.
	Accommodation typeStay with Valet Parking at Lexington Hotel & Conference Center Jacksonville Riverwalk, FL. Dates into July. Hotel at a Glance: Lexington Hotel & Conference Center Jacksonville Riverwalk This stylish hotel is perfectly positioned for guests to explore downtown Jacksonville. There’s easy highway access, but you can leave your car parked. Seven restaurants are within walking distance, and nearby stops for the river taxi and the Jacksonville Skyway train make getting to other attractions a breeze. In-room amenities: flat-screen TVs and free WiFi Healthy habits: Work out in the fitness center, or get fresh air on the riverfront jogging path. What’s nearby: In the neighborhood of San Marco, you can sip craft beers at Aardwolf Brewing Company and see a show at the nearly 100-year-old Theatre Jacksonville. Jacksonville, Florida: Beaches, Live Entertainment, and the Scenic St. Johns River The St. Johns River—which meanders through the middle of Jacksonville, Florida—is one of the only rivers in America that flows north. Along its banks is The Jacksonville Landing, which has been attracting residents and visitors for more than 20 years with international eateries, live-music clubs, and more than 300 special events held every year. It’s worth walking across the bright-blue Main Street Bridge to Southbank to see Friendship Fountain, which puts on a dazzling light show at night. Next door to the fountain, at the Museum of Science & History, you’ll find several aquariums filled with Floridian fish and unambitious nature documentarians. Jacksonville sits right off the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, and its beaches are frequented by kiteboarders and surfers. More than 80,000 acres of parkland lie within the city limits—for a low-key hike or bike ride, head to one of the many state parks. Little Talbot Island State Park’s beaches are rife with sand dunes, and at Fort Clinch State Park, you can take a daily tour past Civil War reenactors or explore native wildlife on self-guided nature trails.
	Accommodation typeStay at Best Western Pinehurst Inn in Southern Pines, NC. Dates into October. Hotel at a Glance: Best Western Pinehurst Inn Situated near the grounds of Fort Bragg and the rolling hills of many of North Carolina’s best golf courses, this Best Western hotel welcomes guests in the area for both business and pleasure. No matter the reason for their visit, guests find comfort in the hotel’s well-appointed rooms; amenities include cable or satellite television, as well as access to high-speed internet connections. Start the morning right with a complimentary hot breakfast. Take a dip in the seasonal outdoor pool. Get buff at the fitness center, which houses both cardio and strength equipment.
	Accommodation typeStay with Breakfast Buffet at World Golf Village Renaissance St. Augustine Resort in Florida. Dates into November. Hotel at a Glance: World Golf Village Renaissance St. Augustine Resort They take golf pretty seriously at the World Golf Village Renaissance St. Augustine: Slammer & Squire course consists of 19 challenging holes designed by Bobby Weed with design consultants Sam “The Slammer” Snead and Gene “The Squire” Sarazen. When you’re not on the links, you can recharge with massage treatments at the on-site spa. Start the day right with breakfast buffet, included in all of this deals options. Gourmet dining: Savor fresh seafood and Tuscan-inspired pasta dishes at Villagio Italian Grille, or snack on deli-style sandwiches at Resort Shop. Stylish digs: Guest rooms feature WiFi and large flat-screen LCD TVs. Soak up the sunshine in the resort’s outdoor seasonal pool. Take a free shuttle to stroll the streets of downtown St. Augustine (based on set schedule and availability). St. Augustine: Spanish Colonial Town Steeped in the Legend of the Fountain of Youth Legend has it that explorer Ponce de Leon—and many of his peers—searched the world over for the Fountain of Youth. Eventually, though, de Leon stumbled upon a clear, bubbling spring in what is today Florida, and he christened it as the coveted fountain. Spanish settlers populated the surrounding area shortly thereafter in 1565, making St. Augustine America’s oldest European settlement. Visitors can still see the “fountain of youth” on a tour of Ponce de Leon’s Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park, which also features re-created 16th-century missions and villages. In St. Augustine’s Old Town district, you can board a sightseeing trolley that makes its way down cobblestone streets past centuries-old jails, the oldest wooden schoolhouse, and the colonial mansions of the Spanish Quarter. It’s worth it to hop off the trolley to explore some of St. Augustine’s family-friendly stops, including Potter’s Wax Museum. Lightner Museum spotlights a quirky collection of Tiffany lamps, Victorian costumes, and Neoclassical iPods. Historic buildings are set amid St. Augustine’s moss-draped oaks and at Fort Mose State Park, where costumed performers depict life in colonial times.
	Hotel - City - BeachStay at Crown Reef Beach Resort and Waterpark in Myrtle Beach, SC. Dates into November. Property at a Glance: Crown Reef Beach Resort and Waterpark Water is the main attraction at Crown Reef Beach Resort and Waterpark. The resort’s oceanfront water park features two four-story slides, a Salty’s Splah House with kiddie slide and silly sub, and other ways to make a splash. Swim in the heated indoor pool or lounge in the jetted tub for some relaxation. Year-round swimming: The water park is seasonally enclosed and heated during the cooler months, and also features a heated indoor pool. Admire the Atlantic from your room’s private balcony. In-room amenities: TVs, full kitchens, and WiFi Town Center: This area of the resort is filled with oceanfront dining options, a sweet shop, a coffee bar, and an arcade. Grab a bite at the Loco Gecko Beach Shak, which serves pizza, salads, burgers, and other casual dishes for lunch and dinner. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: Sandy Beaches, Golf Courses, and Classic Amusement-Park Rides Myrtle Beach is the crown jewel of South Carolina’s Grand Strand, a 60-mile stretch of white, sandy beaches along the Atlantic seaboard that draws surfers, fishers, and kayakers. The city was named one of the best vacation spots in the United States for a family by USA Today, in part because of its wooden boardwalk, which stretches for more than a mile and buzzes with carnival games and amusement-park rides. Hop into the SkyWheel Ferris wheel’s gondolas, surrounded by more than a million LED lights, for a panoramic view of the city below. Less than 20 miles south of Myrtle Beach, the tiny fishing village of Murrells Inlet provides a tranquil contrast to the boardwalk’s hustle and bustle. At Brookgreen Gardens, more than 1,400 original sculptures stand amid sprawling floral gardens and massive, moss-covered oak trees that have been around for centuries. Murrells Inlet is also home to the Tom Fazio–designed TPC Myrtle Beach golf course, 1 of nearly 100 courses in the area that helped Myrtle Beach earn its title as the seaside golf capital of the world.
	Accommodation typeStay at Landmark Resort in Myrtle Beach, SC, with Dates into September Property at a Glance: Landmark Resort No matter what the temperature is like outdoors, you can find a place to swim at Landmark Resort. A huge, newly renovated indoor pool complex—which stays open all year—features a giant pool, lazy river, a kiddie pool, and a massive skylight. Vacation-goers can also enjoy their oceanfront outdoor deck, the seasonal H2OASIS waterpark, and their seasonal poolside bar, Tipsy Turtle. If you prefer dipping your toes in salt water, the beach is just a short stroll away. Grab a bite: The Gazebo Restaurant serves a hearty buffet breakfast bright and early. In the evening, you can pair dinner with a glass of wine at Latitudes Grill. No meals are included with purchase but can be purchased separately. Room with a view: You can see a northerly view of the Myrtle Beach coastline from your Ocean View Room’s private balcony or amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean from your Oceanfront Executive Suite balcony. Interior guest rooms feature a view of the courtyard. The suite includes a kitchen to fulfill spur-of-the-moment culinary projects. Seven jetted tubs mean you’ll have plenty of opportunities to take a relaxing soak. Five jetted tubs are located indoors, while the last two are located outdoors. Fun for kids: The resort has an arcade, a seasonal nine-hole mini-golf course, and a seasonal oceanfront pool deck and outdoor lazy river. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: Sandy Beaches, Golf Courses, and Classic Amusement-Park Rides Myrtle Beach is the crown jewel of South Carolina’s Grand Strand, a 60-mile stretch of white, sandy beaches along the Atlantic seaboard that draws surfers, fishers, and kayakers. The city was named one of the best vacation spots in the United States for a family by USA Today, in part because of its wooden boardwalk, which stretches for more than a mile and buzzes with carnival games and amusement-park rides. Hop into the SkyWheel Ferris wheel’s gondolas, surrounded by more than a million LED lights, for a panoramic view of the city below. Less than 20 miles south of Myrtle Beach, the tiny fishing village of Murrells Inlet provides a tranquil contrast to the boardwalk’s hustle and bustle. At Brookgreen Gardens, more than 1,400 original sculptures stand amid sprawling floral gardens and massive, moss-covered oak trees that have been around for centuries. Murrells Inlet is also home to the Tom Fazio–designed TPC Myrtle Beach golf course, 1 of nearly 100 courses in the area that helped Myrtle Beach earn its title as the seaside golf capital of the world. Love to travel? Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest for travel tips, inspiration, and photos from around the world.
	Hotel - City - BeachStay at Captain’s Quarters Resort in Myrtle Beach, SC. Dates into November. Property at a Glance: Captain’s Quarters Resort Captain’s Quarters Resort is all about family-friendly fun, right down to its mascot: a blue shark named Salty. Indoor and outdoor pools, hot tubs, and lazy rivers let you splash around all year long. You’ll also have access to the pirate-themed Shipwreck Lagoon outdoor kids’ water park and a seasonal poolside bar. The resort sits right along the Atlantic Ocean, with direct access to the region’s white, sandy beaches. A room with a view: Ocean-view suites, oceanfront efficiencies, and angle oceanfront suites have views of the Atlantic from private balconies. Roll a strike at the 20-lane bowling alley with electronic scoring. Cool down with a drink at the Tipsy Turtle pool bar (open seasonally). Oceanfront dining at Vista 9 and ocean-view dining at Loco Gecko Beach Shak Play time: The resort boasts an arcade with redemption prizes and pool tables. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: Sandy Beaches, Golf Courses, and Classic Amusement-Park Rides Myrtle Beach is the crown jewel of South Carolina’s Grand Strand, a 60-mile stretch of white, sandy beaches along the Atlantic seaboard that draws surfers, fishers, and kayakers. The city was named one of the best vacation spots in the United States for a family by USA Today, in part because of its wooden boardwalk, which stretches for more than a mile and buzzes with carnival games and amusement-park rides. Hop into the SkyWheel Ferris wheel’s gondolas, surrounded by more than a million LED lights, for a panoramic view of the city below. Less than 20 miles south of Myrtle Beach, the tiny fishing village of Murrells Inlet provides a tranquil contrast to the boardwalk’s hustle and bustle. At Brookgreen Gardens, more than 1,400 original sculptures stand amid sprawling floral gardens and massive, moss-covered oak trees that have been around for centuries. Murrells Inlet is also home to the Tom Fazio–designed TPC Myrtle Beach golf course, 1 of nearly 100 courses in the area that helped Myrtle Beach earn its title as the seaside golf capital of the world.
	Hotel - City - BeachStay at Hotel Blue Resort in Myrtle Beach, SC. Dates into September. Hotel at a Glance: Hotel Blue Resort Located on the southern end of Myrtle Beach, Hotel Blue Resort is close to all of the area’s top specialty shops, restaurants, and nightclubs. Oceanfront efficiencies have private balconies overlooking the Atlantic, while ocean-view double suites feature separate living rooms. Both room types include fully equipped kitchens. Take a dip at the expansive pool complex, which features a hot tub, ocean-view sun deck, and seasonal swim-up bar serving tropical drinks. There’s also a seasonal lobby bar and an adjacent sun deck and lounge. Go tubing in the indoor lazy river. Coffee: The on-site Cafe Blue (open seasonally) serves fresh-brewed Starbucks coffee as well as bagels. Reciprocal privileges: Guests of the hotel have access to all of the amenities (including a 20-lane bowling alley and entertainment center) at Captain’s Quarters Resort, located just a block away. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: Sandy Beaches, Golf Courses, and Classic Amusement-Park Rides Myrtle Beach is the crown jewel of South Carolina’s Grand Strand, a 60-mile stretch of white, sandy beaches along the Atlantic seaboard that draws surfers, fishers, and kayakers. The city was named one of the best vacation spots in the United States for a family by USA Today, in part because of its wooden boardwalk, which stretches for more than a mile and buzzes with carnival games and amusement-park rides. Hop into the SkyWheel Ferris wheel’s gondolas, surrounded by more than a million LED lights, for a panoramic view of the city below. Less than 20 miles south of Myrtle Beach, the tiny fishing village of Murrells Inlet provides a tranquil contrast to the boardwalk’s hustle and bustle. At Brookgreen Gardens, more than 1,400 original sculptures stand amid sprawling floral gardens and massive, moss-covered oak trees that have been around for centuries. Murrells Inlet is also home to the Tom Fazio–designed TPC Myrtle Beach golf course, 1 of nearly 100 courses in the area that helped Myrtle Beach earn its title as the seaside golf capital of the world. Love to travel? Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest for travel tips, inspiration, and photos from around the world.

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