Charlotte is known as the “International Gateway to the South.” Why? Because it is the largest and most accessible city between D.C. and Dallas. But there is more to Charlotte than just its accessibility. The Southern city is also home to theme parks, beautiful gardens, museums, and the NASCAR Hall of Fame. So the next […]
Hipmunk Hotels: Exploring Charleston, Raleigh and More
It is not news around this blog that I love America’s southern states. It doesn’t matter which state you visit, you will undoubtedly discover friendly people, beautiful cities, and incredible scenery. So where should you explore the next time you head into the Deep South? Here are five great places to add to the bucket […]
Hipmunk Hotels: The Allure of Asheville
When I visited the United States in 2014, Asheville was not on my radar of places I needed to visit. However, I’ve noticed the city in North Carolina getting a lot of attention recently, especially on social media. It is located next to the Blue Ridge Mountains, and has a fantastic arts scene. Its beautiful […]
Hipmunk Hotels: Alternative Destinations in Southern USA
When I visited the United States in 2014, I loved my time in America’s South. The people were super friendly — just like the movies — and the towns were beautiful. Each place had a certain charm, and these four alternative destinations are no different. With excellent accommodation options in each, pick one of these […]
Where to Stay: Top Independent Hotels in North Carolina
During my solo trip through North America last year, I had the opportunity to stay in beautiful North Carolina. The Southern State is home to friendly locals, historical architecture, and spectacular beaches. Enjoy your next stay even more when you choose one of North Carolina’s top independent hotels. O. Henry Hotel: Greensboro For a Greensboro […]
6 Reasons I Loved Wilmington, North Carolina
Post updated October 2018 Wilmington is the town that has been transformed into Tree Hill, Capeside, and now Sleepy Hollow. It instantly drew me in with its friendly locals, fun activities and beautiful Victorian architecture. I was hooked on the North Carolina town from my first iced tea at Port City Java to my last amazing breakfast spread […]
