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Travel Diary: Everything is Beachin’

December 28, 2016

If you followed along yesterday, welcome back. If you’re new, welcome to HotelsByDay’s newest blog feature: Travel Diary. This week I’ll be exploring the beautiful Marco Island. I’ve only been here two days, and have fallen in love with the island. It is definitely a place you need to get to at some point! My…
Travel Diary: Something’s Fishy on Marco Island

December 28, 2016

This past year has brought a lot of changes to HotelsByDay, and we wanted to reflect those changes in our blogging. Sure we are still your top tier provider of daystays and hourly hotels, but this year we became something more. We added a more personal touch to our blog with stories, interviews, and hey…
7 Non-Awkward Ways to Get a Date While Traveling Alone

December 22, 2016

Traveling alone can be a life-changing experience, but it can also be incredibly lonely. Whether you’re on a business trip or just getting away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life during your daycation with HotelsByDay, it wouldn’t hurt to have a date especially as the weather is getting colder. Some may ask why…
How To Celebrate The Holidays In New York With FlexBook

December 22, 2016

Whether it’s your first visit to New York City or you are a seasoned visitor, finding a hotel is one of the most important aspects of planning your trip. With options that include overnight, half-day and quick nap hotels, finding a rental that suits your next vacation is easy with FlexBook. Last-Minute Reservations If you…
Flexible Stays In Top 5 Cities For New Year’s Eve

December 21, 2016

From New York to Honolulu and Paris, finding the perfect place to bring in the New Year is simple when you begin planning in advance. Flexible stays are very important to wanderlust looking for seamless hotel stay. These cities offer a range of activities for people of all ages, with options that include cruises, fireworks…
Diversity In Columbus, Ohio: From City Life To Corn Fields

December 12, 2016

Flying over Ohio, the diversity within the state is obvious. I can see a huge football stadium filled with 100,000 seats, and just to the left are miles and miles of cornfields. I knew that attending one of the biggest universities in the nation would enable a variety of experiences and interactions with diverse people…