In Mobile, AL, this Victorian mansion is filled with southern romance. The Inn itself is Mobile's second oldest house and it's adorned with crystal chandeliers, marble fireplaces, and 12-foot ceilings.

It's like taking a trip back in time. Talk about southern culture!

To visit, make your reservation at Fort Conde Inn.

If you're looking for a bit of Southern outdoors adventure at a low price, you can't do any better than The Crash Pad. With a bunk starting at $35 and

a private room for $85, you'll get to experience the best of Chattanooga, TN without your wallet hurting a bit!

For reservations go to the Crash Pad.

Nestled right in Cajun country by the historic Bayou Teche, the Franklin House gives you a taste of Louisiana elegance. Originally built in 1852, it's been fully restored to it's

antebellum glory. Get a homemade Creole breakfast each morning and walk through the natural beauty of the bayou.

For reservations visit The Fairfax House.

Charleston, SC is a lovely destination and the Zero George is the best way to stay in this splendid city. A historical building with a bit of modern flair, this

is a very sophisticated B&B. Feel free to lounge on your open air veranda, an amenity for most of their rooms.

To reserve, visit Zero George.

If you want more of a midcentury retro vacation, get yourself to The Thunderbird Inn. Right in Savannah, GA, you'll feel like you went right back to 1960. They may

not have a homemade breakfast, but they do have fresh Krispy Kreme donuts every morning, popcorn each evening, and every room is stocked with Moon Pies and RC Cola. Get

all the fun of a retro place with modern upkeep.

For reservations, visit The Thunderbird Inn.