Other USA Resorts
It's a big country, so naturally there are loads of other popular resort destinations outside of the sunny states of California, Nevada and Florida. Fly through champagne powder on the slopes in the chic ski resort of Aspen. See a Broadway show in New York City. Play in the ocean waves in Myrtle Beach. Learn about Native American culture in Santa Fe.
From historic New England to the desert of Arizona, and from the swamps of Louisiana to cowboy country in Texas, the United States offers so many different types of resort vacations. Choose from high-rise hotels, slope side condominiums, family-friendly beach lodging and adobe-style accommodations.As a large-scale seller of Other USA resorts and Other USA vacations, we are able to offer you unbeatable prices and unparalleled value. Once you have found the Other USA resort of your choice, please call our resort consultants to book your vacation and save money with our first-rate personalized service! Book your Other USA resort today with AffordableTours.com, your resort headquarters.
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Located below the majestic Sandia Peak Mountains, this New Mexico city reflects the cultural influences of its Native American and Hispanic early settlers in everything from its local cuisine to architecture. If you don't mind heights, take the Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway 2.7 miles above the deep canyons of Albuquerque-it's the longest single-span tram in the world.
The Tony mountain town of Aspen, Colorado, offers skiers and snowboarders some of the best champagne powder in the world on four distinct mountains. But besides the sublime slopes, Aspen has a vibrant cultural side, too, with world-class performing-arts venues, international intellectual organizations, and art and history museums. Plus, there's shopping, spas and more than 80 restaurants in its small downtown core. Summer brings marvelous music festivals, a fun farmer's market, and outdoor activities from river rafting and paragliding to mountain biking and hiking along the numerous mountain and riverside trails.
The capital of Massachusetts is full of history, particularly from the Revolutionary War era. See many important eighteenth-century landmarks as you walk along any or all of the 2.5-mile Freedom Trail with a knowledgeable, costumed docent. Shop upscale Newbury Street or the plethora of stores at Fanueil Hall. Eat in the North End, with its rich Italian heritage. Take in a baseball game at historic Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox, and be sure to sample some New England clam 'chowda.'
Nicknamed the 'Windy City,' Chicago is the birthplace of the skyscraper, but, in contrast, its Lake Michigan shoreline is dotted with sandy beaches, hundreds of parks, harbors, zoos and forest reserve. This Illinois city has a number of museums and art galleries, as well as outdoor sculptures by artists such as Picasso and Chagall. Many of Chicago's high-rise buildings have observation towers for stunning views.
Dallas has a glittering skyline, elegant stores, fine restaurants and a rich cultural life. It's a modern, sophisticated city that retains its much-renowned Texan hospitality and southwestern charm. Visit Old City Park, a pioneer community featuring homes, a school and a Main Street as it was in the days of the original settlers; Dealey Plaza, where John F. Kennedy was assassinated, with its dramatic exhibit at the Sixth Floor Museum; and the West End Historic District. Children enjoy Six Flags Over Texas amusement park, the Dallas Aquarium and the Dallas Zoo.
Flagstaff is North Arizona's vacation hub, just 80 miles from the Grand Canyon. Also nearby are the red rocks of Sedona and numerous Native American communities, such as the Hopi Tribe and Navajo Nation. Enjoyed for its cool summer weather, this mountain town has a unique arts and crafts scene, a strong Western legacy and genuine Route 66 nostalgia.
This island on South Carolina's southern coast draws families with its beautiful beaches. It's an eco-friendly resort destination, with buildings set back from main roads, showing the native pines and oaks. Colors are subdued, blending in with the natural environment, and bright streetlights are nowhere to be seen.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is the hub of the 60 miles of Atlantic coastline called the Grand Strand. It's known as 'America's Beach Playground,' and a wonderful resort destination for families. Enjoy practically any water sport under the sun-fishing, parasailing, kayaking, surfing or snorkeling-or simply frolic in the waves and build castles in the sand. Plus, play at the many outdoor water parks, amusement parks, championship golf courses and mini golf courses, or enjoy live entertainment, including theater productions, comedy shows and concerts.
After devastating Hurricane Katrina ripped through 'The Big Easy' in 2005, New Orleans has reclaimed its vibrancy, and welcomes visitors to its historic attractions, plantation homes, world-class restaurants, and jazz clubs. Music plays an integral part in the unique atmosphere of New Orleans, and you'll find street musicians and free concerts throughout the French Quarter. Excursions abound: tour plantations, scenic gardens, writers' favorite haunts or alligator-filled swamps. Or take jazz cruise at sunset on the Mississippi River.
The 'city that never sleeps' is filled with sightseeing treasures: the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, the Brooklyn Bridge and Central Park. Stroll through the Big Apple's diverse neighborhoods: Chinatown, Little Italy, Greenwich Village and Fifth Avenue. Its numerous shopping areas and world-class museums could keep you occupied for days, and many visitors stop by 'Ground Zero,' where the World Trade Center once stood, to pay respects to all those who lost their lives on September 11.
(Days Inn Scottsdale Fashion Square Resort, La Quinta Inn Sedona, Best Western Dobson Ranch Inn, Hampton Inn and Suites Tempe, Holiday Inn Hotel and Suites Mesa)
You may have a hard time choosing among the golf courses in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area-there are nearly 200 of them! Year-round sunshine makes this area of Arizona a popular place to play in the outdoors, with scores of tennis courts and swimming pools. Spa-goers will also find an endless number of upscale options for pampering treatments. Also enjoy the Phoenix Art Gallery, the Arizona Science Center with its interactive exhibits, the Phoenix Zoo and Desert Botanical Gardens.
(Homestead Studio Suites - Mid Valley, Homestead Studio Suites Hotel - Sugarhouse, Embassy Suites Salt Lake City)
Perched on the edge of the second saltiest body of water in the world, Salt Lake City is a thriving modern city whose proximity to the mountains, rivers and lakes makes it a popular base for outdoor enthusiasts. It is also the spiritual center of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and home to the Salt Lake Temple and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Southeast of the city, take the year-round Snowbird Tram to the top of 10,827-foot Hidden Peak, with a panoramic view of Utah's mountain ranges and valleys.
Home of the Alamo, a shrine to Texas courage and patriotism, San Antonio is the number-one visitor destination in Texas. Its River walk, also known as the Paseo del Rio, is a delightful place to shop and dine along the San Antonio River. You can also take cruises or water taxis on the waterway. Learn about the city's Spanish heritage at the San Antonio Missions National Historic Park, and have fun visiting two major theme parks: Sea World of Texas and Six Flags Fiesta Texas.
This is the United States' oldest capital, dating back 400 years when Spanish colonizers founded the city in 1610. It's also the highest capital, at about 7,000 feet above sea level. This New Mexican city has long been a center for arts and culture, with nearly 300 art galleries and dealers. Enjoy creative Southwestern cuisine at the many colorful eateries.
Visitors to this mountain town in northern New Mexico can see the ancient Taos Pueblo, home to the Taos people long before the arrival of Christopher Columbus. The arts scene is huge here, and the ski resorts draw winter-sports enthusiasts to their scenic slopes.
(Sheraton Tucson Hotel & Suites, Hilton Tucson El Conquistador Golf and Tennis Resort, The Westin La Paloma Resort and Spa, Loews Ventana Canyon Resort)
This popular winter resort in southern Arizona is one of the fastest-growing resort cities in the United States. It is surrounded by a ring of five mountain ranges in the Sonoran Desert and known for its constant sunshine. Its location just 100 miles from the Mexican border is evident in its architecture, cuisine, lively fiestas and cultural festivals
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