Madonna Inn :: San Luis Obispo, California

A truly distinctive lodging destination, the Madonna Inn offers unforgettable experiences within its 110 guest rooms, each with their own unique theme. Right smack in the middle between Los Angeles and San Francisco, the Madonna Inn offers fine dining, entertainment, unique overnight lodging, banquet rooms and much more. People from all over the world visit the Madonna Inn thanks to articles and television shows that have featured the hotel. Read more

Coopertown :: Florida Everglades

Mention Florida to most folks and they think palm trees, ocean, sun, and girls in bikinis. But head south from Miami, about eleven miles west of the Florida Turnpike and you will find yourself smack dab in the middle of the Everglades. Here lies Coopertown, population eight, home to beautiful tropical birds, amazing natural woodlands, and of course plenty of alligators. Read more

Gramercy Park Hotel :: Manhattan, New York

For the more luxurious traveler visiting New York, the kind that enjoys resting, dining, and drinking cocktails in classy headquarters, there is Gramercy Park Hotel (located on Lexington in between 22nd and 21st streets). This hotel is a heaven away from home with a price of course, so bring your credit card. From the moment you set foot inside this hotel you know you’re in for a treat of a stay. Read more

Viking Inn :: Minnesota

Smack in the middle of Minnesota sits a truly unbelievable bed and breakfast. If the cold Midwestern winters make you think of the fury of the Norse gods, then take shelter at the Viking Inn. Also called the Nordic Inn Medieval Bed and Brew, this fantastic lodge does well to live up to its many names. Located in Crosby, Minnesota, the Viking Inn’s recipe is a little bit history, a little bit fun, a touch of romance, and ta-da; a magic place to relax your cares away. Read more

Pro Football Hall of Fame :: Ohio

The Pro Football Hall of Fame stands as a brilliant honor to those who’ve made professional football America’s most popular sport. Located in Canton, Ohio, the Pro Football Hall of Fame was opened on September 7, 1963 with 17 initial inductees. Since its opening, the Hall of Fame has grown in both size and stature. The building has been expanded many times throughout the years, and completed major exhibit renovations in 2003 & 2008. Read more