Providence, Rhode Island combines the accessibility and friendliness of a small town with the culture and sophistication of a big city. With a thriving arts community, vibrant and diverse neighborhoods, outstanding hotels, a renowned restaurant scene and so many things to do, Providence is the perfect place to visit.
Chesapeake Bay is the largest estuary on the continent of North America, and its Eastern Shore owes its renown to miles of wetlands, coves and quaint waterfront towns. The triangle formed by Easton, Oxford and St. Michaels is the area’s most popular destination, a charming enclave of pre-Revolutionary and Federalist houses.
The Joule Dallas is a luxury boutique hotel housed in the Dallas National Bank building, one of the finest remaining examples of gothic revival high-rise buildings in Dallas. Enhanced by the addition of a new 10-story tower and striking lobby, Adam D. Tihany’s design influence provides a perfect backdrop for the hotel’s collection of fine art and sculpture
The Disney’s Beach Club Resort is a charming, New England-style Resort hotel. Savor exquisite dining, and explore the pools, lagoons and spas of Stormalong Bay. Sail around Crescent Lake on a rented mini-powerboat, and experience the luxurious comfort of a Club Level Suite.
Opened in June 2006, The Lodge at Woodloch features 58 rooms over 3 floors accessible by elevator. The first true luxury destination spa to open in over 10 years is here – The Lodge at Woodloch. This extraordinary respite for mind, body and spirit is nestled in Pennsylvania’s lake region – easily accessible from anywhere in the Northeast. You will find superb amenities with every conceivable choice for contentment and challenge available to you
What began as Tulsee Town in 1836 under a sturdy oak tree, which still stands today at 18th and Cheyenne Streets, is today the second largest city in Oklahoma. Ask people to describe Tulsa, and you’ll likely get many different answers.
The James Royal Palm’s oceanfront location places you within walking distance to both the beach boardwalk and local boutique retailers. The helpful staff will direct you to Miami Beach Botanical Garden and Miami Beach Cinematheque, both less than a mile away on foot.
Sitting on 300 private acres in the vast Green Mountain National Forest, Twin Farms is about as “away” as it gets, making it a natural draw for celebrities, CEOs, and other A-listers able to part with upward of $1,200 per night. The perks are legion: You get your own cottage, fly-fishing guide, and carriage ride, while sharing the private ski area (which has six runs), sauna, croquet court, pond, and Japanese furo (a sunken, 104-degree stone tub) with a handful of other select guests. Meals and beverages are also included.
