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Best Historic Hotels in Boston

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Photo by  Julie Perry  via Trover.com It just seems fitting to want to stay at  historic hotels  when visiting Boston . After all, it falls under the historic theme, with Boston being one of the oldest cities in the United States. These hotels are full of fascinating stories, making us wonder what secrets they might reveal if only their walls could talk. There’s more to these hotels than just being old, however. All of them have stunning architecture, unparalleled luxuries, and superb locations that make them attractive choices for any type of visitor. Architecture Landmark in Back Bay The Boston Park Plaza Hotel and Towers is a stunning building in the midst of Boston’s Back Bay. Its Beaux Arts architecture, original designs, and unbeatable location right next to the  Boston Common  are just a few of its remarkable features. The hotel was opened in 1927 and was part of the Statler Hotels, one of the oldest American hotel chains. It occupies one of the city’s most coveted addresses and
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The Weekender: Vancouver in 48 Hours

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Stanley Park Totem Poles Ah, Vancouver , British Columbia! The city has been named one of the most livable cities in the world. People just seem happy to live here. And why not? The air is crisp, the scenery is gorgeous, and there’s an abundance of good food and drink. If you are in town this week for the TED Conference , go ahead and extend your trip until the weekend. There’s plenty to do, see, and experience. Granville Island Public Market What to Do It’s hard to choose what to do in a city as dynamic as Vancouver particularly if you only have a short amount of time, but for someone who’s never been to the city before, my suggestion will be to spend your free time in one of the city’s major parks. Stanley Park has biking and walking trails, as well as several points of interests like the totem poles and Prospect Point. Pacific Spirit Regional Park sits on the western end of Vancouver and has several beaches, a botanical garden, and a museum dedicated to archeology. What to See Foo
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The Weekender: Las Vegas in 48 Hours

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Las Vegas Welcome Sign When someone says “Las Vegas”, what are the first words that come to mind? Perhaps words like fun, indulgence, and salacious? Well, maybe not those exact ones, but you get the picture. Las Vegas is America’s playground. People go to there to pamper themselves, loosen their inhibitions, and just have a good time. Thinking of visiting Vegas soon? Here are some recommendations. What to Do Red Rock Canyon Let’s face it. The best activities in Las Vegas occur when the sun goes down and the neon lights on the Strip illuminate every man-made structure, but it doesn’t mean that daytime activities are limited to hanging out on gigantic pools and stuffing yourself at the countless casino buffets. In fact, you’ll find plenty of activities from zip lining to bungee jumping. There are also a number of small and unique museums and galleries worth seeing like the Arts Factory Las Vegas , the Liberace Museum, and the Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. What to See Ventu
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