Top 5 Hot Spots in the U.S. for Single Men
Las Vegas is probably the place that people think of first for a single man's vacation. There are so many places to stay in Vegas for those who like the games and those who do not. The Alexis Park Resort, a non-gaming resort, is located at 375 E Harmon Avenue. The Alexis is close enough to the strip to enjoy all that Vegas has to offer. It is also fairly reasonably priced. Prices range from about $100 down to about $70. The Carriage House Deluxe Suites Hotel offers top notch non-gaming accommodations. It is located at 105 E Harmon Avenue, with prices ranging from about $70 to $100 per night. For those who want to try their luck, the Bellagio Casino Resort is right on the strip. Rates range from $170 to $500 and up. Still, if you are a single man who wants class and excitement at the same time, the Bellagio is the place to go. Attractions include aquariums, zoos, auto racing, ballooning, boating, night clubs, mountain biking, golf, hiking, horseback riding, museums, skydiving, snow skiing, snowboarding, spas, roller coasters, and water sports. The possibilities are endless.
My second choice for the ideal single man's vacation is Miami, Florida. The highlight of Miami is certainly the beach. The sand, sun, swells, and girls make Miami beach an ideal dream vacation for a guy looking for a chance to unwind. Miami's nightlife is also promising, at South Beach or the clubs. Miami's philosophy of "Arts in Public Places" creates a unique perspective on art makes the entire city a possibility. Entertainment ranges from the New World Symphony to the Jackie Gleason theater, with everything in between. Hotel accommodations range from $50 per night to $250 per night. The average cost is about $100 per night.
The third city I chose for a single man to find food, fun, and adventure is New Orleans, Louisiana. New Orleans nightlife opportunities include gaming, dance clubs, music halls, jazz halls, piano bars, symphonies, cocktail lounges, and much more. Thousands of restaurants cater to every culinary taste and desire. The famous French quarters of New Orleans is renown for its fine flavors, and the Creole and Cajun establishments simmer with culinary creativity. The most famous festival in New Orleans is certainly Marti Gras. However, it is not the only one. There is always something new and exciting going on in New Orleans.
The fourth city is Nashville, Tennessee. Nashville is home to some of the greatest music that has ever been played. It's rich history has nurtured it into the city it is today. Kick up your heels at The Wildhorse Saloon, a must for great live music and dancing. Nashville's reputation may be strictly country, but there are places throughout Nashville that cater to all tastes. Fuel brings a rock vibe to the country. For the truly rough and rowdy, the Elliston Place Rock Block provides some of the loudest party spots in Nashville. Honky Tonks are spread throughout the city, and then there is Loser's. Loser's has some of the best up-and-coming talent to be found.
My final choice is ideal for any single man of any age. Key West, Florida has it all. Deep Sea fishing, cruises, golf, boating, diving, snorkeling, dolphin watching, partying, beaches, pretty girls, you name it, and Key West has it. Parasailing, jet skiing, and water skiing, are just a few of the adventures Key West offers. Glass bottom boats tours are available beginning at $40. Hotel and resort accommodations start at about $100 and go up.
Resources:
Florida Keys and Key West
http://www.keywest.com/
Nashville Music City
Convention and Visitors Bureau
http://www.visitmusiccity.com/visitors/index
New Orleans
Convention and Visitors Bureau
http://www.neworleanscvb.com/static/index.cfm/contentID/1/sectionID/1/subsectionID/0
The Official Las Vegas Tourism Website
Only Vegas
http://www.visitlasvegas.com/vegas/index.jsp
Miami Express Yourself
Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau
http://www.miamiandbeaches.com/Index.asp
Miami Beach
The Official Website of the City of Miami Beach
http://web.miamibeachfl.gov/visitors/
Published by willie sims
Willie Earl Sims, the author of "The Family and the Trinity", soon to be released, enjoys restoring Mustangs, living history reenactments, camping, fishing, and hunting. He also loves country music. View profile
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Post a CommentWell, if you are looking for some wild fun try Temptation Resorts. They welcome singles and the atmosphere is very free and open if you catch my drift.