I love this piece from this time last year, not only because it still rings true, but because it's just a fun one. In it, Samm Davidson gets real blunt about how much she hates kid slang, but she also realizes she's partly to blame. I know you'll feel seen.
If you want the wine country escape without the straw hats and side-eye, The Inn at Dayton in Oregon is exactly what you need. This 12-room boutique newcomer sits in a beautifully restored brick building that gives off the comforting small-town charm while still feeling refined. It's design-forward without being a design showoff, with handcrafted furnishings, natural textures, and sunlight that makes your skin look suspiciously well-rested (don't worry, your secret's safe). Breakfast shows up at your door — no buffet tongs required — and there's a daily wine social, because obviously. Set in the heart of Oregon's Willamette Valley, you're minutes from world-class Pinot, farm-to-table dining, and the kind of downtown where everyone still smiles at strangers.
It's giving mid-century throwback. This Tucson roadside hotel nails the retro vibe, with bold art, chill energy, and zero judgment for ordering takeout in bed. Stylish without trying too hard, and affordable enough to make you feel smug about it.
Age gracefully? Say no more. Once the heart of Pennsylvania's coal country, this historic spot in Carbondale got the glow-up it deserved: modern design, cozy rooms, and cocktails strong enough to forget carpool schedules exist.
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