Hotels & Lodging

From the mist-wrapped peaks of the Blue Ridge to the live-oak avenues of Charleston and the wind-swept dunes of the Outer Banks, the Carolinas pack

A golf trip to Pinehurst is a pilgrimage, and where you rest between rounds shapes the whole experience. North Carolina’s Sandhills offer everything from a

Hilton Head Island is shaped like a foot kicking out into the Atlantic, and where you plant yourself on that 12-mile stretch of barrier island

A visit to George Vanderbilt’s 250-room French Renaissance chateau is the highlight of any Asheville trip, but you do not have to spend like a

South Carolina was practically built for a couples’ escape, with palm-shaded barrier islands, oak-lined Lowcountry rivers, and walkable downtowns where the day winds down over

Few American cities wear their history as gracefully as Savannah and Charleston, and nowhere is that more tangible than inside their historic inns and hotels.

There is a particular kind of welcome that only the North Carolina mountains do well: a wraparound porch, a rocking chair angled toward the Blue

There is nothing quite like falling asleep to the sound of Atlantic surf and stepping straight from your room onto the sand the next morning.

Charlotte wears its ambition well. The Queen City has grown into a banking and culture powerhouse, and its hotels have kept pace, offering polished service,

Traveling with a dog in the Carolinas no longer means settling for a roadside motel and a quick walk in the parking lot. From oceanfront