If you've ever dreamt of living in the Stone Age, à la Fred and Wilma Flintstone, then this extraordinary lodge might just bring your fantasy into reality.
We've all been there, tossing and turning in a hotel room, knowing we're going to spend the next day wandering zombie-like through a new city or work meeting.
Cruise ships are not an uncommon sight on the northeastern coast of South Korea. However, several hours south, you'll find a very different kind of cruise ship.
From the feudal system to America, tipping now serves (for better or worse) as the fundamental economics of the modern service industry — at least in America.
To accommodate its guests, The Schoolhouse Hotel weaves innovative design, cutting-edge tech, and thoughtful services into every facet of the guest experience.
Keeping up with your workouts while you travel can be difficult, but these hotel chains make it a little easier with their specially designed fitness options.
Don't throw your passport in the bottom of your bag when you leave the airport! You'll need to present your passport at any European hotel you stay at.
If you're planning a visit to Disney World, you might want to consider staying in the park at a Disney resort. The perks it offers might just outweigh the cost.
Booking a hotel room should be a fairly simple process. But in reality, getting the best rate on the best room is a lot more complicated than you might think.
It's not just over-the-top actions that can get you on a hotel's bad side. Sometimes, even the mildest rule-breaking can get you booted from your room.
Whether you're getting ready for the day or settling in for a good night's sleep, these hotel hacks can improve your stay without costing you any money.
Spend the night at these haunted hotels and inns in the U.S., from historic Hollywood hotels to New Orleans mansions, to meet the guests who never checked out.
There are still plenty of old hotels across the country where you can rest your head, and most of the following are recognized by Historic Hotels of America.
Although you want accommodations that are as comfortable as possible, you also don't want to spend so much on your room that nothing's left over for fun.
If you need a vacation, why not unplug from everyday life? From private islands to mountain retreats, consider these vacation destinations with no cell service.