Gaze out upon St. Lucia from the amazing Jade Mountain Resort
You are planning your honeymoon, or a trip celebrating some other special occasion, and you are looking for a hotel room that is as special as the reason for your travels. You want to find a resort with accommodations that cause you to gasp WOW, a place that ...
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Hostelbooker’s best sleeps in Europe, New Zealand, Chile and the USA
This is the second of our two-part look at the world's best hostels, budget hotels and inexpensive guest houses as chosen by the users of the Hostelbookers website. Scroll down or click on the region you are interested in:
Part I
Part II
Africa
Europe
Asia
Oceania
Canada
South America
Caribbean/Mexico
United States
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The creepy cave beneath a Turkish pottery shop
Albert Einstein, Troy Polamalu, Gwen Stefani and Donald Trump would love it. Those with chaetophobia (a fear of hair) would consider it hell. Our readers inclined towards Spot Cool Stuff's odd travel attractions would find it so bad that it's good.
It's the Museum of Hair in Avanos, ...
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Hostelbooker’s best sleeps in Africa, Asia, Canada & Mexico
Hostelbookers is one of Spot Cool Stuff's favorite websites for booking cheap hostels, inexpensive inns and budget hotels. In addition to offering a wide selection of accommodations (most of which aren't available on sites like Travelocity or Hotels.com), what's cool about Hostelbookers is their extensive database of customers ...
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SCS’s second favorite Bangkok transportation becomes easier
This article is about Spot Cool Stuff second favorite way of getting around Bangkok.
Our preferred method of traversing the Thai capital is by boat and river taxi. Most travelers know about the ferries that ply up and down Bangkok's major river, the Chao Phraya. Less well known are ...
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Palau’s Jellyfish Lake offers a stinging scuba experience
On the Pacific island nation of Palau you'll find Spot Cool Stuff's favorite inland scuba diving location: Jellyfish Lake. Though it wasn't always a lake.
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