From coastal cities to ski towns to metropolitan suburbs, Hotels.com has published a selection of destinations with hotels under $100 per night.
Brunswick, GA ($80) – On the Southeast corner of Georgia, this peaceful waterfront town allows visitors to capture the sunset at Great Dunes Beach Park, snag fresh seafood at Indigo Coastal Shanty or take a trip out to historical Saint Simons Island.
Coos Bay, OR ($97) – Coos Bay is the largest city on the Oregon Coast, and home to a host of fishing, swimming and other outdoor activities. Shore Acres State Park provides breathtaking views of the ocean where guests can catch a glimpse of a variety of marine animals.
Ogden, UT ($91) – About ten miles east of the Great Salt Lake lies Ogden with three award-winning ski resorts. The town is also chock-full of historical museums, art galleries and theatrical performances year-round.
Leadville, CO ($95) – Surrounded with snow-capped peaks, the city is a ski bum's playground. Once part of the silver mining boom, this city preserved in time is a great place to get a peek into the history of the Wild West.
Mesa, AZ ($100) – Mesa is a budget-friendly location just a short drive from Phoenix, with many of its own offerings such as the Red Rocks Music Festival, Salt River Tubing, the Commemorative Air Force Museum and a plethora of authentic Mexican cuisine.
Greenwood Village, CO ($96) – Just outside of Denver lies Greenwood Village, Colorado, a small town with panoramic views of The Front Range – a mountain range part of the Southern Rocky Mountains. Known for its biking trails, delicious cuisine, art and music, this metropolitan suburb is a great alternative vacation destination.