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West Virginia Travel Guide

ARTICLES

Charleston's Southern Hospitality

Southern charm and boundary-pushing art are just part of what makes Charleston the pride of the Lowcountry.

Golfing Charleston, SC

Rich history, superb cuisine and memorable golf make Charleston a must-play

Vacationist: Charleston + London + Belize

Dear Vacationist, In our opinion the only thing better than daydreaming about escaping the winter doldrums this time of year, is actually planning a trip—and...

Vacationist: St. John, New York City, Charleston, Palm Springs and more

St. John's Galley Bay has its trump cards (private plunge pools; a brand-new spa; meandering lagoons) but our hearts are set on the big city—the...

The New Charleston, SC

In historic Charleston, where the past lives on in the present and change has long been an unwelcome stranger, 15 years of growth are culminating...

The Pour: Charleston's (Serious) Cocktail Culture

Every city, it seems, has its own follow-up question, that line that comes after “How are you?” when meeting someone for the first time. In...

America's Most-Visited Monuments

Relive history by visiting these monuments to America’s struggles, leaders, and ideals.

America's Best Affordable Hotels

Your next hotel stay doesn’t have to break the bank, thanks to T+L’s list of the best affordable hotels.

The Virginias: Still Swinging

The spirit of the Slammer is alive and well in this citadel of American golf

America's Safest Cities

From Charleston to San Diego, find out where T+L readers feel most secure.
HOTELS

Sleepy Creek Mountain Inn

The water in all guestrooms in this charming white house comes direct from mountain springs. Book The Roost, a private cabin with log walls and a gas fireplace. more ›


RESTAURANTS

Panorama at the Peak

The view’s the thing for eco-friendly dinners. The organic vegetables set off specialties like pork-stuffed acorn squash and grass-fed-beef hamburgers. more ›


ACTIVITIES

Berkeley Springs State Park

Visit the historic spa for a Roman-style bath ($20) or a mineral shower ($10). Afterward, wander the park to spot cardinals, bluebirds, and goldfinches. more ›




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