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Runwell Bikes at The High Line Hotel The High Line Hotel in New York’s artistic and picturesque Chelsea neighborhood is one of the best boutiques in the area, just a few blocks from the High Line, new Whitney Museum, and Hudson River Parkway. Guests have always had access to free vintage bikes, perfect for exploring…
Photo Courtesy of Lara Grant Many cities around the world are celebrating LGBT Pride this week and weekend with lively parades, rallies, and parties. To gear up, we found the neighborhoods in major cities worldwide that act as hubs for the LGBT community. So whether you’re staying put or traveling this week, grab a rainbow…
The Plaza, New York City Politicians and performers will come together tonight at New York City’s famous Plaza hotel for an intimate concert to raise money for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential run. Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett are set to perform to the tune of $1,000 to $2,700 per ticket. Anyone who raises $50,000 receives…
Cities around the world have been celebrating Gay Pride throughout the month of June, and most — like NYC, Paris, San Francisco, Seattle, and Barcelona, to name a few — are hosting their biggest events this weekend. We’re celebrating in our own way: By taking a look at the best hotels designed for LGBT travelers.…
A waterfront vacation doesn’t have to mean a trip to the beach. River locales, such as charming San Antonio or rugged Snoqualmie, offer plenty of the same draws as oceans and lakes. Flowing past some of America’s best cities, around mountain ranges, and through desserts, these rivers are the optimal alternative vacation spots for boating,…
Today is National Lobster Day (again) and while we enjoy a buttery roll with fresh lobster any day of the year, the holiday is the perfect excuse for chowing down on the crustacean. Maine may be many’s first pick for the destination with the best lobster in the United States, but we’ve found some spots…
Summer is the time to get outdoors and get active, and most dads are more than willing to pack up for some hiking, fishing, or whitewater rafting. Since Father’s Day is coming up, that got us thinking: Which are the best destinations for outdoorsy summer travel, coupled with a dose of father-child bonding? We took…
Millions of people will visit New York City this year, and lots of them will stay at big box hotels. In a city with so many choices, it’s easy to gravitate towards the famous chains. There’s nothing wrong with that…but we feel a bit sleepy just thinking about it — not to mention that some…
When summer comes, travelers look to beaches and lakeside retreats are often overlooked for their larger, sandier (and more crowded) oceanfront counterparts. We here at Oyster love the surf and sand just as much as the next sun worshipper, but we’d caution against forgetting about the picturesque lakes that dot the U.S. Not only do…
Taking a trip to New York City can be costly — city-priced cocktails, broadway plays, museum tickets, and of course, hotel stays can all add up. If you’re looking to spend around $300/night for your stay, but don’t want to compromise your style, don’t fret! In a city that seems to have it all, this…
