American Historic Inns, Inc

Thoughts of Vermont often evoke images of maple syrup, covered bridges, country inns, ski resorts and fall foliage, but the Green Mountain State has so much more to explore.

No homework or lesson plans. No uniforms and definitely no detention. These historic school houses have been converted into inns that invite casual relaxation in an unconventional setting.

Door Country, Wisconsin is a wonderful summer retreat with 300 miles of shoreline along Lake Michigan and Green Bay. The area is also quite lovely during the cooler months. A visit during autumn or winter offers many surprises.

Traveling for business can seem like a revolving door between one room and the next. When you are called to work on the West Coast, stay in an inn with the comforts of home and the business amenities you need to succeed.

Oregon, Washington, and Alaska offer many interesting opportunities for history buffs. Nostalgic wanderers find plenty of opportunities to wander through aging lighthouses and along waterfronts that have been busily chugging for centuries.

Whether you want one last hurrah this summer or you're looking for a location for the next multi-generational family reunion this winter, make it an adventure that will be fondly remembered forever.

Two people in love, smiling from ear to ear, is the most beautiful part of any wedding ceremony. Before the nuptials can occur, many happy couples search high and low for the perfect location.

Ghost hunters have spent hours in cemeteries and abandoned buildings. There are better options for ghost dwellings, bed and breakfasts offer more luxury. The beds are comfortable, the surroundings beautiful, and new friends to be made.

Looking for more than an Internet connection in a hotel room? Being away from friends and family on business can be more comfortable in a Midwest inn that feels like home but offers all the amenities you need to do your work while on the road.

Now in its 13th year, Woodstock Film Festival (WFF) has become the foremost regional scene for independent films. Indiewire named WFF one of the top 50 festivals in the world.