This Berlin iteration of the Motel One chain is a decent choice for those seeking inexpensive accommodation that’s surprisingly stylish, comfortable and centrally-located. It might not brim with amenities, but there’s a decent restaurant and bar. See the full post >

This 10-room hotel in a traditional courtyard house is made for those seeking old Beijing with a serving of cool, in a hip and gentrified district of the city. It’s as eclectic as the whims of its Tibetan and Canadian owners, offering a hip restaurant, secret gardens and pretty terraces. See the full post >

Meininger is well known for blurring the boundaries between the hostel and budget hotel experiences, and has done the same at this Berlin property. It offers a mix of regular and multi-bedded rooms in a great location between Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg, and is a good, inexpensive all-rounder. See the full post >

This award-winning hostel, located next to the pleasant Landwehr Canal in Kreuzberg, occupies an attractive historic building and offers rooms that are more spacious and elegant than the average backpacker hostels. There’s a bar and library room on site, and the staff are young, friendly and international. See the full post >

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Adventure Cycling’s Events and Outreach Coordinator, Eva Dunn-Froebig, recently wrapped up organizing our 40th anniversary party, the Montana Bicycle Celebration in Missoula, and with the dust settling, remembered … “Hey, I’m turning 40 too!” See the full post >

From one mega resort company to another: ‘I love you. Let’s get hitched.’ See the full post >

16-year-old girl went missing, fled from rangers, and was found with new clothes and hairstyle. See the full post >

It’s okay–you don’t have to pretend to like all of your fellow unwashed masses out there in the woods. See the full post >

The Blue Landmarks project features a collection of seaside structures across Denmark’s South Funen Archipelago. See the full post >