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How to Spend a Day in New York City

April 24, 2018

New York City may be known as the “city that never sleeps” but before planning a long night out, don’t ignore the countless daytime activities that make NYC such a vibrant place to be at any hour. From neighborhoods packed with unique shops and legitimate nature in the middle of Manhattan to streets packed with…
How To Spend A Day In Miami

April 12, 2018

Offering plenty of flavors, glam and a year-round climate between 65–90 degrees, no wonder Miami’s the Sunshine State’s premier destination. So how does one spend a day in Miami? To start, explore more than just South Beach! That aside, a Miami day stay should be as relaxing or as event-filled as you wish. Grab your summer clothes and let’s…
How to Spend a Day in San Diego

March 20, 2018

From hop-forward brews and authentic cuisine to a variety of beach scenes and pristine green spaces, America’s Finest City offers an experience for every visitor. Even if you’ll only be in town a short while, daytime stimulation abounds. This guide reveals the best touristy and non-touristy options, helping adventurers of all types decide how to…
New London Day Rooms Added!

March 19, 2018

If you don’t have a trip to the UK coming up, you should. According to a study by the Economist Intelligence Unit — London, and British cities as a whole, have dropped to their most affordable levels internationally since the 1990s. We’re not thrilled this affordability stems from the continued aftermath of the Brexit vote,…
7 Mobile Apps to Keep Your 2018 Adventures Moving

January 11, 2018

Mobile apps and Wi-Fi are ubiquitous in our daily routines, and this need only increases when we’re on a trip somewhere new. How else do we know what to wear before stepping outside, find a daytime hotel room to recharge in, surf unsecured networks without worry, or communicate in a language that we don’t speak? That’s…
Booking Ideal Work Spaces On The Fly with Beewake

January 8, 2018

There are two cities in the world where space is at a premium: New York City and Paris. Both share a high overhead for real estate. And they are both financial and cultural capitals of their respective continents. For emerging entrepreneurs and freelancers alike, the expense of a full time work space is expensive to…
Watch These Inspiring Adventure Movies & Go!

January 4, 2018

There’s something about the right movie that inspires just about anyone to get out and travel. From adventures to the next town, to cross-country European expeditions, find the motivation for your next trip from this list of great films. A day use hotel is your gateway to your next exciting journey. The Way (2010) The…
Ring In the New Year: Family-Friendly New Year’s Eve Celebrations

December 26, 2017

New Year ’s Eve celebrations tend to look different after starting a family. The traditional NYE celebration that includes staying up all night, drinking, and partying is replaced with family friendly ways to bring in the New Year. This doesn’t mean that you can’t find local fun and exciting ways to celebrate though. Plan a…
LuggageHero: Travel Solution for Folks-On-The-Go

December 17, 2017

HotelsByDay’s mission is not just to connect people, but to provide a platform for hassle-free travel. The most sustainable trends in the contemporary hospitality industry are giving travelers more convenience and options than ever before. We’re thrilled with a service like LuggageHero which we know everyone can use. The startup is being hailed as one…

7 Easy-to-Implement Social Tips for the Nomadic Introvert

November 26, 2019
Anime NYC: The Inner Workings of a Cosplayer

November 7, 2019

There is no better way to hide from your life than pretend to be someone way cooler. My name is Bianca, and I’m a market manager at HotelsByDay. A major part of my life is centered around Japanese culture. Since I was young my family has always been part of the Japanese community in my…
How To Spend a Day in Seattle

September 19, 2019

To the untrained eye, the iconic rain makes Seattle seem a little sleepy. Quite the contrary, there’s a thriving community of artists and performers, venues exploring the strange and beautiful, and year-round events that tantalize the senses. When wondering how to spend a day in Seattle, it’s easy to settle on visiting the go-to tourist…
10 of the Best Independent Record Shops in the U.S.

September 12, 2019

Founding member of Depeche Mode, Martin Gore put it perfectly when he said — “It was so exciting to go to the record shop and buy a piece of vinyl and hold it, read the liner notes, look at the pictures. Even the smell of the vinyl.” Indeed, one of the greatest joys of life…
What to Look for When Choosing Hotel Accommodations

September 5, 2019
8 Countries Making Strides in Environmental Policymaking

August 15, 2019

In October 2018, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released a landmark report detailing the dangers of a global 1.5 °C temperature rise from pre-industrial levels. These include increased occurrence of natural disasters, forced human migration, and loss of ecosystems. This isn’t great news, obviously, and it’s easy to feel anxious in the face…

7 Easy-to-Implement Social Tips for the Nomadic Introvert

November 26, 2019
Anime NYC: The Inner Workings of a Cosplayer

November 7, 2019

There is no better way to hide from your life than pretend to be someone way cooler. My name is Bianca, and I’m a market manager at HotelsByDay. A major part of my life is centered around Japanese culture. Since I was young my family has always been part of the Japanese community in my…
How To Spend a Day in Seattle

September 19, 2019

To the untrained eye, the iconic rain makes Seattle seem a little sleepy. Quite the contrary, there’s a thriving community of artists and performers, venues exploring the strange and beautiful, and year-round events that tantalize the senses. When wondering how to spend a day in Seattle, it’s easy to settle on visiting the go-to tourist…
10 of the Best Independent Record Shops in the U.S.

September 12, 2019

Founding member of Depeche Mode, Martin Gore put it perfectly when he said — “It was so exciting to go to the record shop and buy a piece of vinyl and hold it, read the liner notes, look at the pictures. Even the smell of the vinyl.” Indeed, one of the greatest joys of life…
What to Look for When Choosing Hotel Accommodations

September 5, 2019
8 Countries Making Strides in Environmental Policymaking

August 15, 2019

In October 2018, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released a landmark report detailing the dangers of a global 1.5 °C temperature rise from pre-industrial levels. These include increased occurrence of natural disasters, forced human migration, and loss of ecosystems. This isn’t great news, obviously, and it’s easy to feel anxious in the face…