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10 Hotels That Make it Easy to See America's Top Cities With Your Group
Whether you’re traveling for a bachelor party, a work event or simply getting together with a few of your closest friends for a weekend in the sunshine, securing a block of comfy, stylish rooms is a major priority. In this edition...
photo by Loews Regency New York Hotel
Whether you’re traveling for a bachelor party, a work event or simply getting together with a few of your closest friends for a weekend in the sunshine, securing a block of comfy, stylish rooms is a major priority. In this edition of Americana travel guides, we’re sharing some of the top destinations around the country and letting you know where we’d book our group in for a stay. Plus, we’re including a fun activity or good promo you should know about in each location.
Reporter: Alyssa Brown
Created in partnership with our friends at Loews Hotels.
This towering South Beach resort has plenty of luxurious suites to house your whole crowd for a few days of Miami revelry. You’ll definitely want to head to Bar Collins for happy hour (3-6pm Monday-Saturday) before exploring this bustling part of town.
This Park Avenue hotel will allow you and your group easy access to the museums and shops of the Upper East Side as well as Midtown Manhattan’s favorite sights. The suite deal of the moment is a triple whammy of extra – extra room, extra comforts, extra amenities. Plus, you’ll have $125 credit per room to spend on food and drink at the hotel during each day of your stay.
This boutique-style Boston hotel is stylish, conveniently located near Copley Square and has gathering spaces that include a great New England restaurant, an apothecary lounge and six modern meeting rooms. And since a trip to Boston isn’t complete without it, be sure to see a game at Fenway Park with your crew.
Set right along the famous Santa Monica beach, just steps from the pier, this coastal jaunt offers gorgeous views, bright and spacious suites and tons of event space if you’re rolling with a big group. Check out the group surf lessons with Santa Monica Surf School if you’re looking to check group-bonding sessions off the list.
Vibrant and welcoming, just like Seattle, this Loews Hotel offers comfortable group accommodations in the heart of downtown. Here, you’ll want to be sure to get in a group meal at All Water Seafood & Bar’s private dining space with seating for up to 35 guests. The menu includes highlights like freshly shucked oysters, salt cod fritters, and wild king salmon with fava beans, fiddlehead ferns, herb pesto, pickled ramps, and new potato crisps.
The San Diego Bay sets the backdrop for this bright, coastal hotel. Groups staying here can opt into yoga classes by morning and sailing excursions into the bay by afternoon.
A group stay at the Loews Regency SF promises comfortable suites with sweeping city views. When you’re ready to enjoy the sights and scenes of San Francisco from the ground, grab a few bikes and make your way to the Presidio’s easy loop for views of Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge and more.
Saguaro cacti, canyons and the Catalina Mountains are just a few of the beautiful landscapes surrounding Loews Ventana Canyon Resort in Tucson. Score a few rooms here for your traveling crowd and book a Jeep tour through the Sonoran Desert to experience the best of the scenery firsthand.
Contemporary guest rooms and interesting dining spaces make this downtown Chicago hotel a hot spot for group travel. Once you’ve had enough urban action, be sure to hit the luxury spa for some R&R – we’re thinking tension-relief massages for everyone!
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