Ocean City Hotels

Ocean City Hotels

In The City: Amsterdam Hotels
If you are visiting Amsterdam, you will not be able to miss the canals. As part of the day to day function of those that live here, the canals are a much needed and enjoyable way to get around. And, some of the best hotels within the city of Amsterdam are situated right on these canals. Some of the very best, even five star hotels are those that allow you to gaze out over the canal in a breathtaking view of the water and the life that is Amste Read More...
A Guide To Miami Hotels
Miami is the second-largest city in the State of Florida. The city is situated in the south-eastern corner of the State, between the Everglades and the Atlantic Ocean. Miami was incorporated as a city in July 1896 and is one of the fastest growing urban centers of the U.S. The rapid population growth is the result of the inter-state migration and the large influx, mainly from Cuba and neighboring Latin American Countries. Like New York, Greater M Read More...
San Francisco Airport Hotels
Many San Francisco visitors choose to stay in hotels near the airport, primarily because of the convenience. If you have a car, staying in an airport hotel will save you up to 40% of what you would spend in hotels in other parts of the city. Hotels in the city could cost you over $200 a night near the financial district. Hotels near Fisherman’s Wharf will cost you even more. For as low as $90 a night, you can stay at a hotel close to the airpo Read More...

A Guide to Atlantic City Hotels
Pusan: A Combination and Ocean and Mountain
Park City Hotels

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Ocean City's Waters Closed To Swimmers
Ocean City's waters have been closed to swimmers as the East Coast braces for strong winds and rain from Hurricane Earl. Read More...
Hurricane Earl briefly batters Ocean City with winds, waves
Swimming prohibited as winds, waves strengthen Winds picked up sharply early Friday afternoon as Hurricane Earl spun closer to the Ocean City coastline. Waves as high as 14 feet plummeted onto the sand, crashing along the edge of dunes and the sea wall. Rains flew sideways, prompting visitors along the boardwalk to duck into shops and restaurants for cover. Despite the heavy winds, there were no ... Read More...
Hurricane Earl briefly batters Ocean City
Swimming prohibited as surf rises; beautiful weekend expected Swimming prohibited as winds, waves strengthen Read More...
Earl could make, break Ocean City holiday
With Hurricane Earl expected to glance Ocean City just ahead of the Labor Day holiday, hotels, restaurants and other tourism-dependent businesses are bracing for uncertainty ? and cancelled trips ? at the traditional end of summer.There is still plenty of uncertainty about just how close Earl will come to the coast when it passes by early Friday morning. But travelers can probably count on fine ... Read More...
OCEAN CITY: Resort launches app for Android phones
OCEAN CITY ? A smart phone application helping Ocean City tourists find restaurants, nightlife and events has launched for the Android model phone by manufacturer Motorola. Read More...
Ocean City braces for Hurricane Earl
Resort businesses hope storm doesn't cause large-scale holiday cancellations With Hurricane Earl continuing its push toward the East Coast, hotels and other businesses in Ocean City were bracing for some cancellations over the big Labor Day weekend. Many businesses count on not only the existing bookings but also the last-minute visits that have become more common. Despite the still ... Read More...
Briefing: Business take psychological battering from Earl
YARMOUTH, Mass. ? In the end, Earl's worst damage in New England was to seasonal businesses hoping to end their summer on a high note. The tropical storm, far less intense than feared, brushed past the Northeast and dumped heavy, wind-driven rain on Cape Cod cottages and fishing villages but caused little damage. It left clear, blue skies in its wake. It was the perfect start to a Labor Day ... Read More...
Go with the flow of Miami River to discover heart of city
MIAMI - The Miami River isn't the prettiest body of water in the city. It's not the clearest or the cleanest,... Read More...
Miami River flows with history
MIAMI ? The Miami River isn?t the prettiest body of water in the city. It?s not the clearest or the cleanest, and it?s certainly not made for swimming. But along its banks are remnants of Miami as it once was. Read More...
Myrtle Beach area wraps up a solid summer
New flights, a new boardwalk and more marketing of the Grand Strand helped create a solid summer for tourism despite a still wobbly economy, and the momentum should continue into the fall, officials said. Read More...