Nate Hake

Orlando, United States

Travel blogger. Founder @travellemming. Nomad since 2016. Advocate for independent publishers & against Big Tech censorship. 🇺🇸 🇺🇦

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Prince Park Tower Tokyo Hotel (My Review)

Mar 28, 2025 | travellemming.com | Nate Hake

My ReviewThis is my current favorite of all the hotels I’ve stayed at in Tokyo, and it’s one of my most memorable stays (and that’s saying something – I stay 100+ nights per year in hotels!). If you’re visiting for a special occasion, definitely stay here. We booked a Tokyo Tower view room and it was 100% worth it. The tower is so close that it really fills the view of the room. I just loved opening the automatic curtains in the morning to see the tower.
Visiting Phuket? These are the best places to stay ...

Aug 20, 2024 | travellemming.com | Nate Hake

👉 Jump to: | Areas & Neighborhoods | Tips | FAQsYes, Phuket is an island. But it’s a really huge one. Phuket’s area is almost 10 times the size of the island of Manhattan! So choosing where you stay is a crucial decision if you want a good trip. I visit Phuket multiple times per year and have stayed in many Phuket hotels. Read on and I’ll help you find the perfect area and hotel or villa for your stay.
Where to Stay in Bangkok, for Tourists & Travelers

Aug 16, 2024 | travellemming.com | Nate Hake

👉 Jump to: Best Places to Stay | Areas & Neighborhoods | Tips | FAQsI have visited Bangkok at 20+ times, and stayed in dozens of hotels in every popular area of the city. I know the city well. I also know how Bangkok’s massive size intimidates many first-time visitors. I’m here to help you pick the perfect place to stay for your situation. Although the most popular area for visitors is definitely Sukhumvit, I personally prefer the Silom/Sathon area because it is more centrally situated.
Nate Hake, Author at Travel Lemming

Mar 29, 2024 | travellemming.com | Nate Hake

Founder & CEO, Travel LemmingInstagram | LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook | Muck Rack | WebsiteNate Hake is the founder and CEO of Travel Lemming. Nate left his home in Denver and his career as a corporate attorney in 2016 to explore the world full time. Nate has been traveling the world ever since, and is especially experienced traveling Mexico, Europe, Argentina, and Thailand.
The 5 Best Credits Cards for Travel Rewards in March 2024

Mar 1, 2024 | travellemming.com | Abigail Bliss |Nate Hake |Lea Rose Allbaugh

Disclosure: Travel Lemming has partnered with CardRatings for our coverage of credit card products. Travel Lemming and CardRatings may receive a commission from card issuers. Opinions, reviews, analyses & recommendations are the author’s alone and have not been reviewed, endorsed or approved by any of these entities. As I write this post, I’m sitting in my 5 star hotel room in Cairo with a view overlooking the Great Pyramid of Egypt.
Should We Stop Naming Public Lands After People?

Feb 24, 2024 | travellemming.com | Abigail Bliss |Nate Hake |Lea Rose Allbaugh

Article Summary: The American Ornithological Society is removing the names of people from all North American bird species and in my opinion, the hard-line approach should also be applied to public lands and waters. For one, people are seldom, if ever, highlighted in the Indigenous names of natural features — rather, titles describe physical attributes or cultural significance.
Colorado’s Amache National Historic Site is Officially The Nation’s Newest National Park

Feb 16, 2024 | travellemming.com | Abigail Bliss |Nate Hake |Laura Falin

Amache National Historic Site became the country’s newest national park on Thursday. Located in Granada, a town in southeastern Colorado, the site teaches visitors about Japanese American incarceration during World War II. Between 1942 and 1945, more than 10,000 people of Japanese heritage were unjustly incarcerated at the site, also known as Granada Relocation Center. The majority were U.S. citizens.
Denver is About to Get The Nation’s “First Carbon Positive” Hotel. It’s Inspired by Aspen Trees.

Feb 15, 2024 | travellemming.com | Abigail Bliss |Nate Hake

Article Summary:Populus hotel aims to be the nation’s first “carbon positive” hotel, meaning on net it will remove more carbon dioxide from the air than it emits. The hotel says it achieves this in part by planting 70,000 new trees in Gunnison County, Colorado. With a design inspired by Colorado’s native aspen trees, Populus evokes the feeling of walking through a forest through multi-sensory art and design elements.
Phish Fans, Plan a Trip to Delaware This August for the 4-Day Mondegreen Festival

Feb 14, 2024 | travellemming.com | Abigail Bliss |Nate Hake

When was the last time you traveled out of state for a concert? A good number of us would likely answer “never.” But among die-hard Phish fans, it was probably just last summer. Few performers have a following quite like Phish. Many fans whom I’ve met have seen dozens of shows — some, even over a hundred. They fly all over the country, jamming out at recurring venues like Madison Square Garden in New York and Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Colorado.
Downtown Denver is about to get a new luxury hotel this spring.

Feb 11, 2024 | travellemming.com | Abigail Bliss |Nate Hake

There is a new addition to the Denver hotel scene coming soon. Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants, part of IHG Hotels & Resorts’ portfolio, recently announced that it will open the Kimpton Claret Hotel in Denver this spring. The 19-story, new-build hotel will be the second Kimpton location in the city, complementing the Kimpton Hotel Monaco in downtown’s Central Business District. Formerly, the brand also oversaw the Kimpton Hotel Born.