The New England region is an amazing destination in itself with plenty of spots to visit out of pure luxury. Along with that, there are plenty of incredible hotels throughout the region. It just so happens that Massachusetts has three of them that would be amazing spots to stay at.
Now that we have hit May (keep in mind, we just have over five months until Halloween), it's the time to be taking some road trips since more Spring-like weather has started to turn in our favor. But during your trip, in case it takes you to another spot in Massachusetts, just beware of what may be lurking in your hotel. As it turns out, Massachusetts is home to three of the most haunted hotels in the U.S. And you never know, you might end up at one of three out of the top 25 haunted hotels in the U.S.
A 'lot of money' is pretty relative to anyone based on what they consider that to be. Like $50 or $100? To me, that's a pretty good amount of money. It's often we look at the wealthiest people to be celebrities, and typically, they do have a plethora of wealth one could only dream of. But think about a celebrity on the scale of the great Oprah Winfrey, often suggested as one of the wealthiest celebrities in the world. As it turns out, the wealthiest person in Massachusetts is 6 times richer than she is.
Sometimes when you want to get away, you really don't have to go that far to find a great place for it. Luckily, the New England region is a destination that's full of spots to visit out of pure luxury. Along with that, there are some spots that would make for a staycation that people in other parts of the country would be envious of. It just so happens that Massachusetts has two those spots that would be amazing for anyone to stay at.
Massachusetts is home to some of the most unique towns of any state throughout the country. They seem to have a capitalized on a certain niche and style for town names in the Bay State. While most of them have some sort of history behind them, there are some that you will hear and then think to yourself, That town definitely sounds like it could only be in Massachusetts. But some towns just sound so fake, but are they really?