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Read moreThe best time to visit the USA is either during spring (late March to late May) or autumn (late September to late October). These are the shoulder seasons before and after summer, so promise mild temperatures and fewer visitors in the most popular destinations.
From east to west, the U.S. measures 2,680 kilometres across – and in that range there are five climate regions. So, the best time to visit the USA really does depend on what specific location you have in mind. If you’re not fussed, then spring and autumn are generally the most pleasant times to be in the U.S.
Lasting from mid-March to late May, spring brings warm temperatures and beautiful natural scenery to the national parks, forests and wetlands of southern states like California, Florida and Nevada. The northern states and cities take some time to catch up – but when they do, the likes of New York, Washington D.C. and Chicago become popular city break destinations. Similarly, ‘fall’ guarantees pleasant temps and mesmerising autumnal landscapes in many parts of the country. So for lovers of outdoor activities like hiking, biking and camping, these shoulder seasons are the perfect time to make the trip.
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After the excitement of Christmas, things are much quieter across the USA in January. The northern states, in particular, can feel bleak with short days and heavy snowfall affecting many regions. So you’ll need to take your thickest winter coat to stay toasty in cities like Boston, New York and Philadelphia, which hosts its annual Mummers Parade on New Year's Day. Instead of avoiding the snow, embrace it at ski resorts like Park City, Utah, and Aspen, Colorado – both famed for their powder skiing and the latter for the Winter X Games competition held at the end of the month.
By contrast, southern states like Florida, Louisiana and Texas are much warmer with average highs of 16–18°C. Southern California also draws its fair share of sun seekers in January, mainly to the beaches of Orange County and laid-back San Diego, or the desert landscapes of Palm Springs, Joshua Tree and Death Valley. But Hawaii is the place to go if you really want to escape the winter blues, with temperatures fixed in the low to mid 20s every day.
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In February, the days are cold and dark across many of the northern states. However, it’s a great time to enjoy cosy mountain resorts and take advantage of discount prices in major destinations like Chicago and Washington D.C. You could time your trip with Presidents Day (a national holiday) on the third Monday of the month, or the Superbowl – America’s biggest sporting event of the year. Alternatively, head into the wilderness of Wyoming and Montana for wolf-watching safaris and dog-sledding adventures – but be sure to wrap up in your warmest clothes.
In the southwest, tourists flock to the Grand Canyon to see it in its snow-dusted winter glory, while further east in New Orleans locals and visitors alike will be gearing up for the legendary parades and masquerade balls of the Mardi Gras festival held at the end of the month. It’s much warmer down here during February, so if you plan to go then pack lighter clothing and a colourful costume to don on the night.
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With the first buds of spring, many Americans – particularly those in the south – can start to think about festivals and holidays once more. States like Georgia, Tennessee and California are warming nicely, and it’s during March that huge crowds of young Americans descend on Florida to spend their spring break. This is the warmest part of the country, with average highs of about 22°C and more beaches than you can shake a snorkel at.
But the change isn’t quite so obvious further north, where continued snowfall keeps the ski season going strong in states like Utah, Colorado and Wyoming. You’ll need to wear plenty of layers if you’re planning a trip to the likes of Boston or New York – two cities which battle it out for the best St. Patrick’s Day parades every year. And come the end of the month there’s nowhere better than Washington D.C., where hundreds of pink and white cherry blossoms bloom around the capital’s Tidal Basin in coincidence with the National Cherry Blossom Festival.
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In April, the northern states can finally begin to shake off the winter chill. Temperatures can climb into the mid teens and sunny days start rolling in. However, much of the snow is replaced by rain – especially in coastal regions including New England and the Pacific Northwest – so it’s best to come prepared for wet and windy weather.
Down south, it’s road-tripping season. If you’re planning a cross-country junket, April is a great month to see the southern national parks while avoiding the summer crowds. Those in Utah and Arizona are excellent options to explore while en route to Las Vegas, Nevada. The world’s gambling capital isn’t too hot this time of year, and hosts its annual Great Vegas Festival of Beer at the start of the month. Other major events taking place in April include California’s Coachella Music Festival, Miami’s Wine and Food Festival, New Orleans’ Jazz & Heritage Festival and The Boston Marathon. Easter Sunday and Earth Day (22 April) are celebrated nationwide.
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April showers bring May flowers – or so the saying goes. By now, most of the US will be swathed in great patches of green and vibrant wildflowers in full bloom. With daily highs of 18–23°C, it’s also warm enough to explore northern metropolises like New York, Chicago and Washington D.C. without worrying about the cold – though you might want to take a light waterproof jacket just in case.
These peak conditions make May a prime time to experience the country’s natural wonders too. Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming and Utah’s many national parks turn into geological wonderlands, particularly as the wildlife comes out of hibernation, while California’s Death Valley is primed for sensational Milky Way views. The month’s big event is Cinco de Mayo – a celebration of Mexican culture with live music, dance and family-friendly activities in locations across the nation. Memorial Day, one of the country’s biggest public holidays, arrives on the last Monday of the month, marking the start of the summer holiday season.
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The beginning of June is arguably the sweet spot of the US calendar. For a week or two, the weather is warm and sunny nearly everywhere you go, and tourist numbers are yet to peak. It’s a great time to visit national parks such as California’s Yosemite, when the waterfalls are at their most spectacular as the high-altitude snow causes rushing meltwater. The festival season is also in full swing, with major events including Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival (Manchester, Tennessee) and the legendary San Francisco Pride parade taking place.
Further north, temperatures will be a little fresher but still consistently warm – especially in waterfront cities like Cleveland, Providence and Atlantic City. There’s no shortage of events either. Take Chicago’s Blues Festival – a free, three-day party celebrating blues and jazz – or New York’s aqua-themed Mermaid Parade on Coney Island. But the main attraction is ‘Summerfest’, held each June in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and currently the USA’s largest music festival.
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Kamehameha Day
11 June 2023
West Virginia Day
20 June 2023
Jefferson Davis' Birthday
5 June 2023
Emancipation Day
19 June 2023
Kamehameha Day observed
12 June 2023
Juneteenth
19 June 2023
World Environment Day
5 June 2023
Corpus Christi
8 June 2023
World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought
17 June 2023
Juneteenth
19 June 2023
Eid al-Adha
29 June 2023
Juneteenth
19 June 2023
American Eagle Day
20 June 2023
Juneteenth
19 June 2023
International Albinism Awareness Day
13 June 2023
Juneteenth
19 June 2023
International Day in Support of Victims of Torture
26 June 2023
Juneteenth
19 June 2023
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
15 June 2023
Juneteenth
19 June 2023
International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict
19 June 2023
June Solstice
21 June 2023
International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression
4 June 2023
Trinity Sunday
4 June 2023
D-Day
6 June 2023
Juneteenth
19 June 2023
International Day of Yoga
21 June 2023
Father's Day
18 June 2023
Juneteenth
19 June 2023
International Day of Family Remittances
16 June 2023
World Day Against Child Labour
12 June 2023
Juneteenth
19 June 2023
World Blood Donor Day
14 June 2023
Bunker Hill Day
11 June 2023
July is one of the hottest and most crowded months to visit the U.S. With schools broken up for summer, American families join tourists in the national parks and beach resorts up and down the country, so you’ll need to make reservations well in advance. Temperatures stay comfortably within the high twenties and hit the mid thirties in southwestern cities like Austin, Texas, and Phoenix, Arizona. It’s more humid in the east, but occasional thunderstorms help to mitigate the heat.
If you time your visit right, the 4 July celebrations are not to be missed. Taking place all over the country, America’s Independence Day is honoured with parades, parties, fireworks and all things red, white and blue. July is also ideal for exploring the otherwise rainy Pacific Northwest, with cities such as Seattle and Portland coming into their own. The former hosts the Bite of Seattle food festival in July, while the latter goes craft beer crazy at the Oregon Brewers Festival. Other July highlights include Santa Fe’s Folk Art Festival and Taste of Chicago – the largest food festival on the planet.
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Independence Day
4 July 2023
Pioneer Day
24 July 2023
Muharram
19 July 2023
World Hepatitis Day
28 July 2023
International Day of Friendship
30 July 2023
Rural Transit Day
16 July 2023
World Day against Trafficking in Persons
30 July 2023
Tisha B'Av
27 July 2023
Nelson Mandela Day
18 July 2023
National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day
27 July 2023
World Population Day
11 July 2023
Bastille Day
14 July 2023
International Day of Cooperatives
1 July 2023
World Youth Skills Day
15 July 2023
Parents' Day
23 July 2023
Nathan Bedford Forrest Day
13 July 2023
Expect sweltering heat in August, with daytime temperatures rarely dropping below the mid thirties in the south. It’s also incredibly humid in some eastern cities and regions, from which the best escape will be your nearest waterfront. But brace yourself – most beaches are packed with city dwellers and families cramming in a summer holiday before school restarts. However, that also means lower rates and thinner crowds in otherwise crowded destinations like New York, Chicago and Los Angeles.
The good news is that the USA has thousands of miles of glorious coastline on offer – from the shorelines of New England to the beaches of the Carolinas and Southern California’s Pacific Coast. You could also take the opportunity to explore mountainous national parks such as Yellowstone and Grand Teton, both in Wyoming, or those found in Alaska, which enjoys long and mild days during August. Elsewhere, the Iowa State Fair runs in state capital Des Moines for most of the month, while tennis fans clamber to see world pros take to the court at New York’s thrilling US Open.
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Hawaii Statehood Day
18 August 2023
Victory Day
14 August 2023
Bennington Battle Day
16 August 2023
Lyndon Baines Johnson Day
27 August 2023
Assumption of Mary
15 August 2023
International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition
23 August 2023
International Day of the World's Indigenous People
9 August 2023
Purple Heart Day
7 August 2023
International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances
30 August 2023
Colorado Day
1 August 2023
Senior Citizens Day
21 August 2023
International Youth Day
12 August 2023
International Overdose Awareness Day
31 August 2023
Women's Equality Day
26 August 2023
Coast Guard Birthday
4 August 2023
National Aviation Day
19 August 2023
World Humanitarian Day
19 August 2023
International Day against Nuclear Tests
29 August 2023
September brings calm and cooler temperatures to much of the US, with only the hottest cities in the south recording daytime temperatures higher than 30°C. It’s worth bearing in mind that September also marks the start of hurricane season in Florida, so it’s probably best to avoid. The month kicks off with Labor Day – a national holiday which signals the unofficial end of summer, involving big parties and barbecue cookouts up and down the country. New York’s Electric Zoo music festival and the Detroit Jazz Festival are two notable examples.
Other important days in September include Patriot Day, which commemorates the events of 9/11, and Constitution Day on 17 September. California’s wine harvest also occurs in September, while beer and bratwurst lovers rejoice with the arrival of Oktoberfest to cities such as Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. But the ultimate party is none other than Burning Man – a nine-day jamboree of electro music, mesmerising artwork and community spirit in the middle of Nevada’s Black Rock Desert.
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Labor Day
4 September 2023
Yom Kippur
25 September 2023
Rosh Hashana
16 September 2023
International Programmers' Day
13 September 2023
International Celebrate Bisexuality Day
23 September 2023
Yom Kippur
25 September 2023
The Prophet's Birthday
27 September 2023
California Admission Day
9 September 2023
International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer
16 September 2023
Emancipation Day
22 September 2023
World Sexual Health Day
4 September 2023
International Literacy Day
8 September 2023
National POW/MIA Recognition Day
15 September 2023
International Day for South-South Cooperation
12 September 2023
Constitution Day and Citizenship Day observed
18 September 2023
Patriot Day
11 September 2023
Still's Disease Awareness Day
17 September 2023
World Tourism Day
27 September 2023
International Day of Charity
5 September 2023
World Maritime Day
28 September 2023
First Day of Sukkot
30 September 2023
International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
26 September 2023
Carl Garner Federal Lands Cleanup Day
9 September 2023
World Suicide Prevention Day
10 September 2023
International Day of Democracy
15 September 2023
World Heart Day
29 September 2023
World Rabies Day
28 September 2023
Constitution Day and Citizenship Day
17 September 2023
National Grandparents Day
10 September 2023
International Day of Peace
21 September 2023
Gold Star Mother's Day
24 September 2023
Air Force Birthday
18 September 2023
September Equinox
23 September 2023
Native American Day
22 September 2023
Temperatures tumble in October, as the transitional season brings enthralling autumnal colours to the northern states. It's not too cold though, so you can comfortably explore the forests of New England and seek out the best viewpoints to admire the kaleidoscopic canopies. Other autumn leaf hotspots in the US include the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee, and Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri.
The southern states cool down but still cling to warm temperatures, so now would be a good time to experience the dazzling lights and sights of Las Vegas. Further south, Fantasy Fest – Key West's answer to Mardi Gras – brings tens of thousands to the subtropical enclave in the ten days before Halloween. The 31 October holiday is one of the most exciting events of the year, with Halloween-themed parades taking place in New York, Los Angeles and Salem, Massachusetts
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Columbus Day
9 October 2023
Halloween
31 October 2023
Columbus Day
9 October 2023
Alaska Day
18 October 2023
Nevada Day
27 October 2023
Sweetest Day
21 October 2023
World Cities Day
31 October 2023
Child Health Day
2 October 2023
World Habitat Day
2 October 2023
World Teachers' Day
5 October 2023
World Development Information Day
24 October 2023
Shmini Atzeret
7 October 2023
Sweetest Day
21 October 2023
Leif Erikson Day
9 October 2023
International Day of Rural Women
15 October 2023
Native Americans' Day
9 October 2023
Sweetest Day
21 October 2023
Indigenous People's Day
9 October 2023
Tourist numbers drop off sharply in November, as winter takes hold. Cold winds blow through many of the northern states, bringing plenty of rain and even snowfall to some. Down in Florida, the end of hurricane season triggers the start of a warm but drier period that’s ideal for visiting the theme parks of Orlando. So what you pack really does depend on which region you visit, as the north and south climates differ significantly at this time of year.
Veterans Day is held on 11 November, while Thanksgiving falls on the fourth Thursday of the month. Of the many national celebrations that occur on this day, the most famous is the Macy’s Day Parade in New York, renowned for its giant floats and marching bands. The following day is Black Friday – a major date in the Christmas shopping calendar with stores offering hefty discounts all over the country. If you’re visiting New York, you might also want to consider a trip up to Boston to follow the Freedom Trail and discover where the American Revolution began.
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Veterans Day
11 November 2023
Thanksgiving Day
23 November 2023
Veterans Day observed
10 November 2023
Acadian Day
24 November 2023
Day After Thanksgiving
24 November 2023
American Indian Heritage Day
24 November 2023
Day After Thanksgiving
24 November 2023
Family Day
24 November 2023
Day After Thanksgiving
24 November 2023
Presidents' Day
24 November 2023
Day After Thanksgiving
24 November 2023
Lincoln's Birthday/Lincoln's Day
24 November 2023
Day After Thanksgiving
24 November 2023
Election Day
7 November 2023
State Holiday
24 November 2023
Day After Thanksgiving
24 November 2023
Election Day
7 November 2023
World Science Day for Peace and Development
10 November 2023
World Toilet Day
19 November 2023
All Saints' Day
1 November 2023
International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists
2 November 2023
World Diabetes Day
14 November 2023
Universal Children's Day
20 November 2023
World Vegan Day
1 November 2023
International Day for Tolerance
16 November 2023
International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
25 November 2023
Cyber Monday
27 November 2023
World Pneumonia Day
12 November 2023
World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
19 November 2023
International Men's Day
19 November 2023
World Television Day
21 November 2023
International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People
29 November 2023
Election Day
7 November 2023
World Philosophy Day
16 November 2023
All Souls' Day
2 November 2023
Black Friday
24 November 2023
December is a busy month in the US. Not only do the streets of major cities become filled with Christmas shoppers, but it’s also the month that ski season kicks off in the Rockies. Resorts in Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and Utah bustle with winter sports lovers, determined to make the most of the fresh snowfall, while cities across the east and midwest are illuminated with incredible festive displays, including European-style markets and ice-skating rinks. You’ll need to wrap up if visiting the north in December – and it’s best to make reservations well in advance in order to avoid the highest rates.
Elsewhere, southern destinations like Miami and San Diego are still warm enough so that you can walk around in a t-shirt. Christmas Day itself is taken as a national holiday, while New Year’s Eve sees amazing fireworks displays all over the nation. New York’s Times Square is a legendary spot, where the ‘time ball’ descends a flagpole during the minute-long countdown to midnight. December is also the best time of year to see the Aurora Borealis, otherwise known as the northern lights, throughout Alaska.
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New Year's Eve
31 December 2023
Christmas Day
25 December 2023
New Year's Eve
31 December 2023
Christmas Eve
24 December 2023
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25 December 2023
Christmas Eve
24 December 2023
Christmas Eve observed
25 December 2023
Day After Christmas Day
26 December 2023
Christmas Eve
24 December 2023
Christmas Eve observed
25 December 2023
Christmas Eve
24 December 2023
Christmas Eve observed
25 December 2023
Christmas Eve
24 December 2023
Day After Christmas Day
26 December 2023
Christmas Eve
24 December 2023
Christmas Eve observed
25 December 2023
Christmas Eve
24 December 2023
Day After Christmas Day
26 December 2023
Christmas Eve
24 December 2023
Christmas Eve observed
25 December 2023
Day After Christmas Day
26 December 2023
Christmas Eve observed
25 December 2023
International Civil Aviation Day
7 December 2023
International Anti-Corruption Day
9 December 2023
Rosa Parks Day
1 December 2023
Wright Brothers Day
17 December 2023
Kwanzaa (first day)
26 December 2023
World Genocide Commemoration Day
9 December 2023
Last Day of Chanukah
15 December 2023
Christmas Eve
24 December 2023
International Day for the Abolition of Slavery
2 December 2023
St Nicholas Day
6 December 2023
Chanukah/Hanukkah (first day)
8 December 2023
Bill of Rights Day
15 December 2023
First Sunday of Advent
3 December 2023
December Solstice
21 December 2023
Rosa Parks Day
1 December 2023
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
7 December 2023
World Soil Day
5 December 2023
International Volunteer Day for Economic and Social Development
5 December 2023
Pan American Aviation Day
17 December 2023
Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe
12 December 2023
International Day of Persons with Disabilities
3 December 2023
Knowing the best time to visit the U.S. depends on what you’re looking for in a trip. If weather is your main concern, then it’s worth bearing in mind that the USA contains five distinct climate regions that vary significantly at any given time of the year. However, the most pleasant temperatures generally occur during spring and autumn across most of these regions.
The Northeast – home to cities such as New York, Boston and Philadelphia – gets average highs of 9°C during spring and 11°C during autumn, with frequent showers across the region. In contrast, the sun-kissed cities of the Southwest like Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego bask in temperatures of 12–17°C through both shoulder seasons. Further up the West Coast, Portland and Seattle are cooler and wetter, being in the states of Oregon and Washington respectively. Late spring temperatures are warmer in Midwest hotspots like Chicago and Columbus but can get chilly in autumn, while Southeast cities like Miami and Orlando, Florida, and New Orleans, Louisiana, experience average highs of 19–22°C in both seasons.
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New York | High | 4°C | 4°C | 8°C | 15°C | 21°C | 25°C | 29°C | 27°C | 24°C | 18°C | 12°C | 9°C |
Low | -3°C | -3°C | 1°C | 7°C | 13°C | 18°C | 22°C | 21°C | 17°C | 12°C | 5°C | 3°C | |
Orlando | High | 22°C | 23°C | 25°C | 28°C | 30°C | 31°C | 32°C | 32°C | 31°C | 29°C | 25°C | 25°C |
Low | 11°C | 13°C | 15°C | 18°C | 21°C | 23°C | 24°C | 24°C | 23°C | 20°C | 16°C | 15°C | |
Las Vegas | High | 15°C | 18°C | 23°C | 26°C | 31°C | 38°C | 39°C | 38°C | 35°C | 28°C | 20°C | 14°C |
Low | 4°C | 7°C | 11°C | 14°C | 19°C | 25°C | 27°C | 26°C | 23°C | 16°C | 8°C | 5°C | |
Los Angeles | High | 21°C | 20°C | 22°C | 22°C | 23°C | 24°C | 26°C | 28°C | 29°C | 27°C | 23°C | 19°C |
Low | 9°C | 10°C | 12°C | 13°C | 15°C | 17°C | 18°C | 19°C | 19°C | 17°C | 13°C | 10°C | |
Miami | High | 24°C | 25°C | 26°C | 28°C | 29°C | 30°C | 31°C | 31°C | 31°C | 29°C | 27°C | 26°C |
Low | 18°C | 18°C | 19°C | 22°C | 23°C | 25°C | 26°C | 26°C | 25°C | 24°C | 21°C | 20°C | |
Atlanta | High | 12°C | 13°C | 18°C | 23°C | 27°C | 30°C | 31°C | 30°C | 28°C | 23°C | 16°C | 15°C |
Low | 1°C | 2°C | 7°C | 12°C | 16°C | 20°C | 22°C | 21°C | 19°C | 12°C | 5°C | 6°C | |
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New York
Popular in December
Sightseeing, Shopping, City Walks
Orlando
Popular in July
Theme Parks, Universal Studios, Shopping
Las Vegas
Popular in July
Entertainment, Nightlife, Gambling
Los Angeles
Popular in August
Sightseeing, Beach, Universal Studios
Miami
Popular in December
Shopping, Beach, Nightlife
Atlanta
Popular in July
Restaurants, Shopping, Food
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Fantastic places and history and also the picturesque Riverwalk The only slight negative was being asked for money etc by the homeless people on the streets which isn’t all their own fault but I come from an area where I get that every day and go on holidays to get away from all of that but it’s the harsh reality of a global situation
Quaint small town with interesting mining and agricultural history, multiple cafes and restaurants, and great hiking opportunities nearby (e.g., Volcan Mountain; Santa Ysabel East & West Preserves; Cuyamaca State Park; Anza-Borrego Desert State Park).
Visited a college. Didn't see much around the town.
It's a great hotel for the price and area you are in. Staff is friendly. Just don't count on reserving ahead or knowing the correct price.
I love being in Grand Haven . I would really love to move here but when your in a wheelchair and on Disability it’s hard to find apartments or any type of housing for us that are based on income. There our a lot of homeless people here and living in cheap motels. It very hard .
We appreciate the proximity of Sonesta Select - Greenbelt to the Greenbelt Metro station! Due to our schedule, we have not eaten out at a local restaurant yet; we generally bring our food with us. It is easy to get around Greenbelt by car and by bus, and we have seen people using bicycles and scooters. There is nothing that we would avoid in Greenbelt, MD.
Beautiful scenery plenty to do. Easy access to the freeway and businesses.
I’m minutes from my old hood, and can easily drive to my ladies book club, which I might add is led by the author of many mystery books, and you can look her up and turn green with envy she is in our book club, the magnificent Mary Kubica!
Pretty little city on the shore of Lake Bemidji and the the home of Bemidji State University. Lots of outdoor activities in the parks and on the lake. Great for camping and enjoying the outdoors.
we enjoying our stay, very clean and the staff were friendly, clean towel and linen everyday. Thank you.
The property was great with such a wonderful ambiance. The Front desk was very courteous and friendly. The Restuarant was good. I enjoyed my recent stay.
visited for a family wedding, you do need a car to get around, visited Plymouth rock & saw the mayflower 2 food places are spread out but there are plenty. looks like centre parcs in the uk
Beaches are clean! Near by restaurants were all good.
Everything was great. It is near the highway. Lot of places to eat nearby. Well lit area. Very clean, feels safe.
To busy for me but a wonderful tourist town, lots of interesting historical sites to see, beautiful bay area, lots of food choices. Weird road setup we were always going blocks out of our way and having to make u- turns to get to where we wanted to go. Because of the median things running between the lanes. We ate at an Italian place I think it was called Pino' s it was great!
Nice little bowling alley with friendly owner/manager working there. People in the Chinook pharmacy were nice too. Good location for visiting beautiful Hoh rainforest (45 minutes drive away).
We were in Freeport to visit our sister-in-law who had recently been put in a care center.
I would recommend the bar called Pho across from the hotel - very friendly staff and only a few steps away. We ate at the Thai Dish, a small restaurant just a few hundred yards from the hotel. The food was good and the service excelent.
Denver is on the map. Plenty of attractions and things to do
Business trip so I didn't have the opportunity to enjoy what Holbrook had to offer. The hotel was adequate, exceptions are amenities in the room and staff attitude. Hotel breakfast excellent. Wind horrible this time of year.
There’s plenty of casinos for us to see and there was a lot of fun activities for the entire family
Quiet small town safe place to relax and get away for a couple of days. Town residents are friendly. But most of the businesses do close early.
The hotel is Right beside a very good Shopping Center and Grocery store. you can easily walk to
Didn’t really see much of Bethesda as we stayed here to visit Washington, a 30min easy train ride away!
Brooklyn can be accommodating for any traveller whether its business or pleasure.
It was conveniently located off of major highways. Also staff was friendly helpful and Wantagh Park was adjacent to the hotel. Not far from Jones Beach.
If you want peace and quiet I would definitely stay here. I felt comfortable staying here and felt at home.
Colonial Heights is a great area. Preferably the Boulevard and SouthPark area. The area is so nice with a lot of restuarants and shopping areas to choose from. Google definitely helps.
I absolutely love Fort Lee! The scenery and people are beautiful! So helpful!
Really interesting city. Arlington cemetery is a must see. Transport is great, try the circulator buses.
Very clean room, very friendly staff, plenty of breakfast.Gym and pool open long hours and well equipped.
Although the road was natural, it adds authenticity to the visitor. It would be a shame to get around such an interesting place. The scenery is breathtaking and really resembles the Wild West.
older motel, but maintained & rooms were nice - communal bonfire which was fun
So many things to see and do. Cost was a little expensive but was expected. Great food at every place we went and so many options did even get to try them all. Shops were nice with many of them having great and helpful staff. Wish could have stayed longer. I would suggest if you go plan for at least a weeks long stay as there are many things we didn't get to do in the 3days we were there.
Great ambience with Bullhead Arizona town restaurants and Beach river on Arizona Side,,...Nevada side road its hard to get there.
Finding out the history of Alton was a real eye-opener. To know that Alton was one of the safe havens for the underground railroad during the times of Slavery that negros found safety and help from the locals, was heart warming. That one of the tallest men, Robert Wadlow was a native. Alton Quay on the Great Mississippi a true wonder to observe Premier Best Western Hotel had a great restaurant/bar Great Rivers we ate there and thoroughly enjoyed their food
I got exactly what I expected - - that is my final comment
Great little hotel in a good spot just outside NYC. Close to restaurants and gas station. Easy access to the train station to get the train to Grand Central Station.
If you like walking, bar hopping and pop up shopping in cute eclectic districts, Austin is for you!!
Not too far from nearby Crater Lake, and a beautiful area.
We were there only one night to see a soccer game. Our hotel was within walking distance. Had a lovely and safe time.
Very beautiful place but in summer weather was to hot !
Great place to stay! Location was nice and quiet yet located close to everything we wanted to do, Michigan's Adventure and the beach! We cooked in the fully equipped kitchen. Plenty of towels and linens available! Everything you need!
Such a beautiful place to spend few days and do hiking and stuff. We were just passing through the city and couldn't enjoy the beauty much. But, we will come back for doing Mt. Washington soon.
We were in the French Quarter area, which is very easy to get around on foot. We tried lots of restaurants & cafes, love the food in New Orleans. Also great area for live music even during the day. Everyone needs to try the beignets with lots of icing sugar a very unique thing to eat.
Great location.Prestige restaurant out front was perfect. Also an amazing bakery inside. Reminded me of a French bakery. Everything was sooo delicious.
Our hotel was super nice stayed at the Sheraton, I would recommend it to anyone! Comfy beds and pillows! Had a nice view of the falls from our suite! We were there to see Sammy hagar and the circle with George thorogood at blossom very convenient!
The host is super friendly and really went out of her way to help us. She's open to recommendations, quick to reply on Booking and really great. She makes a great breakfast herself in the morning. We had scrambled eggs, baked bacon and blueberry pancakes with fruit. She also makes her own jams, which are divine! The accommodation is magical. We had a lovely night.
A great location with superb museums and local restaurants close to the Quality Inn hotel
Hayden lake was a welcome surprise as a place to walk and talk to the locals. Triple Play Resort was within walking distance of several restaurants. We were able to take Government Street into Coureur De Lane instead of the I95.
Close enough to fulfill all of my needs, meeting family, major road access just right
Alpharetta is clean with clean stores. Lots of restaurants, chain and locally-owned.
Plenty to do around the area. Great for staying close to the airport, the Fashion Outlet mall and several eateries. Stayed in a few locations in Chicago and really like this one.
Everything was great the only thing we were looking for that we could not find is a place to sit and have a coffee & desert after walking after diner . Other then that great stay.
Clean comfortable room at a reasonable price. No breakfast only coffee
It was awesome. I like the location and the people.
Unique hotel. Needs updates. Outdated bathroom and overall room and hotel. Very loud and noisy staff.
Friendly, friendly, friendly ppl everywhere. Historic and detailed about its history and did I mention about the friendly ppl. Totally enjoyed my stay
forgot to tell you at the Shaw house there was a fold up fire ladder to use if necessary but I couldn't get the window to open so if I had to escape I would have had to break the window somehow..
Very nice and great place for catching up on sleep!!!!!!
Monument Valley is a spectacular place, dominated by the magical rock formations which give it the name. One is completely immersed in the vast redness of the valley, dotted by speckles of green shrubs. To stand there is a truly humbling experience.
The property needs to have some upgrades. Especially, the carpet everywhere at the hallway is very dirty. It needs a deep clean or replacing!! Generally, it's agood location with easy access to the highway. Quiet & friendly staffs.....
A darling town with plenty of interesting restaurants, breweries, sushi, pizza, artisanal bakeries...I so enjoy the historic buildings, very similar to Old Towne VA, but not as pretentious.
Wifi connection issue. Poor water pressure and lack of Choice parking spots are frustrating. But not enough for us to choose differently.
Great mid western city with different types of cuisine and culture exists
I like Laughlin as it is a nice relaxing type of town, with a small beach and palm trees along the river, yet has all the restaurants and lively casinos and entertainment. If you want shopping then Bullhead City is right across the Colorado River. There are also lots of places to drive to and explore nearby. I could easily spend an enjoyable week in Laughlin.
Wickenburg is wonderful! In the Nature Preserve you can observe indigenous flora and fauna, it boasts two nice golf course and hiking in the beautiful Sonoran desert. Downtown has fun shopping and holds a beautiful museum—really top notch. Roping and rodeo events are always fun and on special dates you might run into a bluegrass festival or a cowboy poetry event. Wickenburg is the very best small town in America.
Very basic room but clean. Minimal breakfasts. Fine for the price. Would stay again:)
Excellent location, close to Shawnee Mountain Ski area. Very comfort beds and sofa bed. Good breakfast.
Mostly Chinese like me who live here. It's rare to see westerners or even Americans here. I guess we Chinese own this area? Lots of Chinese restaurants are here, all are within 15-20 min walking distance. My fav ones are Golden Sea(Jin Hai), Noodle City(Vietnamese Pho), & Beijing Pie house to the east, Guan dong da yuan, boiling point to the west. You can take bus #70 westbound all the way to Santa Monica Pier!
The city Danville is beautiful, and the other hotels there are nice. But DO NOT STAY AT THE SUPER 8!! We didn't even end up staying and moved over to the Hampton Inn. The matress was blood soaked, no running water, smashed in bathroom door, broken window, and they first gave me the key to someone else's room.
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