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Construction in downtown Manhattan continues, with new hotels and multi-purpose office buildings in the works. Major cities around the U.S. — like Houston, Los Angeles (particularly downtown), Detroit, Orlando, and Washington D.C. — are experiencing hotel booms, which is great news for us hotel freaks at Oyster.com. Chicago, for instance, has nearly 3,000 rooms under…
Last week we shared the cheapest hotels in 10 popular cities around the world, but now it’s time to see the other side of the spectrum. Whether you have an anniversary coming up, are looking for somewhere to celebrate a birthday, or simply love the luxury hotel life, there are plenty of hotels that offer…
Photo by Rennett Stowe via Flickr The Spring Equinox is just around the corner. Come March 20, it’s officially spring, meaning it will once again be one of our favorite times of year. (Who are we kidding? We love every time of the year!) But spring holds a special place in our frozen winter hearts.…
Ser-Ser via Flickr Charm, good looks, charisma, style, and a little something-something you can’t quite put your finger on….the best hotels are blessed with exactly the same qualities as movie stars, which is why, when they feature in the movies, they turn heads. So much of the action on screen these days is shot on…
You’ve often heard that you don’t have to spend a fortune to travel, and we’re here to prove it. For those who don’t mind sacrificing a central location, or are perfectly fine sharing a room with strangers, there are ample budget-friendly accommodations in popular cities around the world. We plugged in travel dates for May…
Perpetually packed with locals and tourists, New York City has something for everyone; travelers can see a musical on Broadway, take a ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, dine at Michelin-starred restaurants, or see an up-and-coming band in Brooklyn. Sure, it’s expensive and crowded, and you’ll be paying high rates for a…
When the snow slowly starts to melt away and the temperatures start to heat up, it’s a sign of one thing (in many minds, at least): baseball season. Spring training has begun and opening day for the 2016 Regular MLB Season is Sunday, April 3 — less than a month away. So, for those sports…
If you want to see a rare artifact, you typically have to head to a museum or know someone with a stellar private collection. But how cool would it be if seeing a piece of history was one of the amenities that came with your hotel stay? Well, that’s exactly what some properties are doing;…
Photo: Flickr/Ashley Deason If you’re newly engaged, chances are you’ve thought about whisking your family and friends away to an exciting, sunny locale for your wedding. You’re not alone: almost a quarter of weddings in 2015 were destination weddings, according to The Knot’s annual “Real Weddings Study” (scheduled to be released later this month). The…
We’ve all been there — you travel to a new city to find that a festival or event is taking place and either the streets are unbearably crowded or you can’t go to some of the sights on your list because they’re closed, packed, whatever. While likely not enough to ruin your vacation, it can…
