Articles Mentioning Martha's Vineyard Hotels

3 Cute U.S. Towns Where Prohibition Isn’t Over

Even though U.S. prohibition was repealed in 1933 with the passing of the Twenty-First Amendment, it didn’t end everywhere. The amendment does not stop states from restricting or banning the sale of alcohol, and to date, there are still numerous dry counties and communities across the country (especially along the Bible belt). Even for those…

The 6 Best Spots for Lobster This Summer

Today is National Lobster Day (again) and while we enjoy a buttery roll with fresh lobster any day of the year, the holiday is the perfect excuse for chowing down on the crustacean. Maine may be many’s first pick for the destination with the best lobster in the United States, but we’ve found some spots…

Martha’s Vineyard versus Nantucket: Which Summer Getaway Is Right for You?

Considering the long-standing, (somewhat) friendly rivalry between the two islands, we know we’re going to end up in some hot water if we declare a victor in a stand-off between Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket. But accounting for seven different factors, we’re going to. Still, it’s not to say that the winner is far superior to…

Adorable Hotels on America’s Main Streets

With everything that’s going on in the world today, it’s nice to occasionally be reminded that simple things do exist — and they’re what counts, right? So sometimes a holiday in the big city surrounded by tall buildings, swarms of people, and a constant cacophony — while invigorating — doesn’t quite match the mold in…

What a Catch! 10 Great Hotels for Going Fishing

It may be particularly fun during the summer months, but thanks to a variety of species and waters around the world, fishing is a sport that can be enjoyed year-round. Peak seasons vary from fish to fish, but as long as you’re on a river, by a lake, or bobbing atop the ocean, you’ll likely…

The 12 Best Bed and Breakfasts in the U.S.

Resorts and mega-hotels certainly have their perks, but few stays can feel as personal or as cozy as one at a quaint bed-and-breakfast. While the level of luxury and service can vary greatly from one B&B to another (some claim the status simply by offering free bagels each morning), we’ve had the good fortune of…

Hidden Hotels: A Half Dozen Hard-to-Reach Spots

This post originally appeared on Yahoo! Travel. Just getting to a destination can be part of the thrill of a vacation. And even if winding roads, long boat rides, and flights on tiny planes aren’t necessarily your idea of fun, the rewards of all that travel — i.e., tranquil, relaxing locales, far removed from the…

The 12 Best Beach Resorts for Foodies

As any true food lover will tell you, the best things in life come in dozens: donuts, bagels, cupcakes… you catch our drift. So today we’re bringing you the best beach resorts for foodies, in a tasty set of twelve. After all, a beach vacation is always a treat, but when it’s paired with culinary…

Our 5 Favorite Hotels Reopening for the Spring and Summer

Most hotels remain open throughout the year, even when off-peak season means low occupancy and less-than-ideal weather. But some hotels choose to shutter their doors and windows during this time, triumphantly reopening in the warmer months — and often boasting some upgrades, to boot! These hotels sure know how to build our anticipation; we can’t…

The Best Roadtrips From: Boston, MA

The Best Road Trips is a weekly summer series highlighting our favorite getaways from major cities all over the United States. Some associate Boston with crooked old cobblestone streets, the American Revolution, and clam chowder. (Yum.) And it’s got all that. But those who work and play there know that it’s also filled with sprawling…