Hotels in the South
Top 5 reasons to visit the U.S. South:
- Iconic destinations — From Miami Beach and South Beach to the French Quarter and River Street, the South is filled with famous places that define the region.
- Southern flavors and live music — New Orleans, Atlanta, and Miami are known for standout restaurants, local cuisine, and legendary music scenes.
- Coastal escapes — Key West, Myrtle Beach, Tampa, and Charleston each offer a distinct beach experience, from laid-back islands to lively waterfronts.
- Classic Southern charm — Savannah and Charleston are full of mossy squares, historic homes, and postcard-ready streets.
- World-famous attractions — Orlando's theme parks, Atlanta's major attractions, and New Orleans' rich culture make the South easy to build an unforgettable trip around.
When is the best time to visit the U.S. South?
- March to May — Warm, but manageable, weather, spring blooms, and the sweet spot for Atlanta, Charleston, Savannah, New Orleans, Orlando, Tampa, Miami, Key West, and Myrtle Beach.
- October to November — Cooler temps, lighter humidity, and a better chance to dodge the worst of Atlantic hurricane season, which runs June 1 to November 30.
Where should I stay in the U.S. South?
- Charleston — Stay in Historic District for charm, walkability, and classic Southern elegance.
- New Orleans — Pick the French Quarter or Garden District for the best mix of energy, food, and atmosphere.
- Miami — South Beach is the move for beaches, nightlife, and iconic ocean views.
- Orlando — Choose Lake Buena Vista or Disney Springs for the easiest themepark access.
- Savannah — Stay near the Historic District or River Street for pretty streets, dining, and easy sightseeing.
Discover Great Deals on Hotels with Plenty of Southern Hospitality
Head down south for some homestyle cooking, southern charm, and plenty of outdoor activities to choose from. Enjoy Cajun cuisine in New Orleans, listen to some of today's emerging hits in Nashville or Memphis, or revel in historical splendor while walking the streets of Charleston or Savannah.
Civil War and history buffs rejoice! Some of the most important battle sites include Shiloh in Tennessee, Chickamauga in Georgia, and Vicksburg in Mississippi. You can even visit old strongholds like Fort Sumter and Fort Pulaski.
The South offers many opportunities to enjoy natural attractions including the Appalachian Mountains from Alabama to West Virginia; the Natchez Trace Parkway, from Tennessee to Missouri; and the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. You can visit several national parks, including Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas, the Florida Everglades, and Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky.
We’ve also got plenty of options for the beach lovers like the Outer Banks in North Carolina and Myrtle Beach in South Carolina. A visit to one of the beach resorts in Florida is another good way to work on your tan and relax. There are several tropical vacation destinations in this state, including Miami and Key West.
Come visit sunny Fort Lauderdale, our home base. There are plenty of activities and the hotel deals can’t be beat. If the kids are around, you can spend a day (or more) at one of the state's numerous amusement parks like Walt Disney World and Universal Studios in Orlando.
With amazing hotel deals and a huge inventory of options across the Southern United States, you’ll find the perfect accommodations just for you, from luxurious amenities to budget-friendly options.
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