Known for the abundance of Irish pubs and eateries in Times Square, Manhattan, I walked right by Merrion Row Hotel & Public House as I was cruising across 45th Street. Distracted by the allure of the area's bright lights and excitement, I backtracked to a ... More

It took only moments after leaving Cairo International Airport to be immersed in the full frenzy of the largest city in the Middle East. Cars did not follow the lines on the road, people darted in and out of traffic without hesitation, and mothers carried goods on their heads, holding ... More

Cape Town is the oldest city in South Africa — nicknamed the “Mother City” — and is truly a wonder. A port city located on the water, you’ll get everything you could ever want by way of beaches, mountains, wine country, and urban sprawl — making it the ideal destination for picky travelers ... More

There’s simply no denying the irresistible charm of Charleston, South Carolina. Here, horse-drawn carriages leisurely meander along cobblestone streets, surrounded by the city’s signature antebellum architecture and soaring palm trees. Now a world-class destination, it has managed to keep its small town feel, where perfect strangers are quick to ... More

Upon entering the dark and oaky lobby of The Beekman hotel, one immediately senses the richness of its history, like tracing the patina of an antique map. The landmarked Queen Anne–style building, designed by renowned architect James M. Farnsworth, first rose skyward 135 years ago as the ... More

Upon looking beyond the initial two or three blocks of Manhattan's ever-illuminated Times Square, you will be surprised to find several hidden gems located either high in the sky or tucked deep into a busy city block of the Theater District. While intimate nooks are appreciated, this Midtown neighborhood is ... More

If you haven’t ventured out to Portland, Oregon to eat, drink, and explore, you might want to rearrange your travel to-do list. While the city will always be there, the hospitality scene is quite possibly at its peak, so there’s never been a better time to visit than now. Enter ... More

Many people dream of visiting Japan, and for good reason. The land of the rising sun offers an ever-changing kaleidoscope experiences that make it simply unlike any place on earth. From ancient shrines steeped in history to neon-infused cities that seem straight from the future, there’s truly ... More

As quaint as Charleston, South Carolina proves to be, there is an equally as picturesque hotel to match. Despite its obvious charm, it’s difficult to label Zero George. The check-in desk is set within the original carriage house kitchen, making your first impression of the hotel beyond adorably authentic. ... More

NoMad, or the area north of Madison Square Park, has evolved over the years into a staycation hotspot for Manhattanites and visitors alike. For those unsure of the parameters, the neighborhood is bordered by east 25th Street to the south, east 30th Street to the north, Sixth Avenue (Avenue of the Americas) to the ... More