Hotels in New England, United States

New England, in the northeastern U.S., has four distinct seasons: snowy winters (averaging 20°F/-6°C) and mild summers (70°F/21°C). It's famous for its fall foliage in October, especially along the Kancamagus Highway in New Hampshire, and its colonial history, like the Boston Tea Party of 1773. In winter, you can ski at Stowe Mountain in Vermont, while summer offers lobster rolls on Maine's rocky coast or kayaking on Lake Champlain. The region splits into coastal areas (like Cape Cod, great for whale watching) and inland mountains (like the Green Mountains, perfect for hiking and maple syrup tastings).