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1 month ago | travel.usnews.com | Zach Watson |Christina Maggitas |Erin (Shields) Evans

Comfortable settings, welcoming hosts, memorable accommodations and highly desired features like fireplaces and evening happy hours are just a few things that set bed-and-breakfasts and smaller properties apart. Many couples and solo travelers are looking for a more grounded experience or an authentic place to stay, so U.S. News & World Report set out to identify some of the top options on the market.

Jan 22, 2025 | travel.usnews.com | Zach Watson |Christina Maggitas |Catriona Kendall

1/28 Credit(Courtesy of Lake Austin Spa Resort)|View as articleThese adults-only all-inclusive resorts offer peace, quiet and tons of amenities. Booking an all-inclusive resort can take your vacation to the next level. Instead of worrying about planning dinners, paying for activities or splitting purchases among groups, you can focus on relaxing and enjoying your trip. Relaxation becomes even easier when kids aren't running through the halls or splashing in the pool while you're lounging.

Feb 6, 2024 | travel.usnews.com | Lauren Mowery |Christina Maggitas

See all photosThe Charleston PlaceCharleston, SC0.3 miles to city centerNo confirmed availability on selected dates. 5.0-star Hotel Class5.0-star Hotel ClassBusiness CenterFitness CenterPets AllowedNo confirmed availability on selected dates. Wentworth MansionCharleston, SC0.5 miles to city centerNo confirmed availability on selected dates. 5.0-star Hotel Class5.0-star Hotel ClassFree BreakfastFree ParkingPets AllowedNo confirmed availability on selected dates.

Dec 13, 2023 | travel.usnews.com | Teresa K. Traverse |Christina Maggitas

||Last updated on Dec. 13|||Last updated on Dec. 13, 2023Sedona, Arizona, sits around 116 miles north of Phoenix, beckoning travelers with stunning red rocks, an abundance ofSedona, Arizona, sits around 116 miles north of Phoenix, beckoning travelers with stunning red rocks, an abundance of recreational opportunities and year-round temperate weather.

Sep 1, 2023 | blueridgemountainstravelguide.com | Christina Maggitas |Chloe Burgette

[Updated July 12, 2023] When the air turns crisp and the leaves begin to transform into gorgeous shades of red, orange, and yellow, you know it's Georgia in the fall. Bringing together food, games, music, and fall activities in Georgia, many of these events become family traditions and are something you can look forward to each year.