Despite the chilly climate, when it comes to romance the magic of Saint Petersburg can warm even the coldest heart. Nothing will put you and your partner more in the mood for love than strolling along its scenic canals, floating in a pleasure boat past its dazzling monuments as you sip flutes of fine champagne or dining on oysters and caviar like Russian Royalty in a former Imperial Palace. To achieve maximum romantic ambiance schedule your visit during “White Nights,” the period of 80 days …More

St. Petersburg is one of the best equipped cities for a tourist to visit in Russia: there is a vast amount of accommodation ranging from the luxurious to the cheap and cheerful so there is something to cater to everyone. For those interested in deluxe travel, the Astoria next to St Isaac’s Cathedral is the place to be. Legend has it that, during the Second World War, Adolf Hitler planned to hold a party here after the city had surrendered and that he already had had invitations printed and sent out to his …More

The world’s eternal city, ravishing Rome has been hosting travelers for thousands of years. The collection of hotels ranging from luxury lodgings to boutique, designer inns to family run bed and breakfasts makes selecting the best accommodation for your Roman holiday merely a matter of matching your expectations to your wallet. Visitors for whom money is no object have several outstanding options to choose from including the Hotel Hassler offering spacious rooms filled with art and antiques in an …More

One thing Las Vegas does not lack is a variety of hotels. The famous, or sometimes infamous “strip” is covered in over-sized, luxurious and often wacky hotels and resorts. With so many choices at hand, you’ll find yourself coming back to stay at them all and see what unique and quirky attractions they all have. However, these three Vegas hotels are the crème of the crop and you can’t leave sin city without checking them out! Bellagio  Elegance, opulence and luxury are the …More

Staying in New York City on a budget is no easy task. It seems like the moment your foot hits the Manhattan pavement, prices soar. The closer you get to tourist attractions like Times Square or Rockefeller Center, the higher the prices go. Check out hotels just a few subway stops south in the West Village or Chelsea areas for rates that will not put a strain on your wallet. The Chelsea Savoy Hotel offers single rooms with a double bed starting at $99 a night. For a double room with a queen bed, prices start at …More

Sitting in the verdant, très privée backyard garden of the Hotel de Nesle, it’s easy to forget you’re in the heart of Paris’s chic, historic St. Germain des Prés and not tucked away in the secret garden of an English country estate. The fountain, statues, and relaxing ambience invite you to linger and enjoy the spring sunlight as it filters through the clouds and maybe even sit long enough to crack that bottle of Côtes du Rhône you bought at the local wine …More