The United States is home to a wide range of vacation spots that offer one-of-a-kind hotels, restaurants and plenty of things to do at reasonable prices. U.S. News, with the help of expert opinion and user votes, ranked the best values America has to offer. We hope this list will help you choose your next affordable domestic destination; vote for your choice getaway below to help shape next year's list.
1. Yellowstone
2. Yosemite
With plenty of natural attractions and low-price camping areas, Yosemite offers refuge for those looking to escape their hectic urban lives. Like Yellowstone, Yosemite offers access to extensive hiking trails for a small entrance fee, and travelers can avoid high hotel rates by simply packing a tent
3. Nashville
4. Washington D.C
Although hotel prices are not always budget-friendly, those who are patient can generally find a room to suit both taste and budget. And with a wide variety of things to do, visitors can spend a couple of guilt-free days perusing the dozens of free Smithsonian museums along the National Mall.
5. Sevannah
New Orleans offers visitors a culturally rich getaway with rates that are much tamer than the city's reputation. Budget hotels are housed in historic buildings, and eateries serve spicy portions of Cajun cuisine at reasonable prices. Avoid a visit in March; Mardi Gras can be tough on any budget.
7. Charleston
Historic mansions and gas-lamp lit streets draw travelers looking for southern-style indulgence at a lower price point. But Charleston's increasing popularity has been driving up hotel and restaurant prices; snag the best deals by planning a winter trip.
8. Adirondack
You don't have to worry about overstepping your price limit on a visit to the Adirondacks. In fact, if you're devoted to staying in the great outdoors, the cost will come in well under budget. Campgrounds are extremely affordable and the hiking trails are completely free to explore.
9. San Antonio
Home to the legendary Alamo and River Walk, San Antonio is constantly buzzing with things to do. While hotels and restaurants in the heart of the city will charge a pretty penny for their convenient location, you can save on lodging and dining in neighborhoods like King William and Alamo Heights.
10. Seattle
There are plenty of fun (and affordable) ways to stay dry in rainy Seattle. Caffeinate at the world's first Starbucks, peruse the Pike Place Market or stretch your legs on the trails in the Olympic Mountains. If you don't mind the cold, you can find some great deals on Emerald City hotels during the winter.
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