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Enjoying a high quality of life is important. To us, that means living near where you work and play. If that's what it means to you, consider making your next career destination a Hotels.com office in one of these top-rated cities.
Dallas, Texas
Arlington, Texas
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Springfield, Missouri
Dallas, Texas
Named by Fortune as one of the "Most Livable Cities in the Nation," there's a lot more to Dallas than oil drilling and cattle rustlin'. Home to Hotels.com corporate headquarters, Dallas is the Lone Star State's top travel destination — a dining and shopping mecca. Dallas can really draw a crowd. With 384 square miles of rolling prairie, it still remains the least densely populated urban center in the world.
Dallas is a great place to come and put down roots. With no state income or property taxes, Dallas is remarkably affordable. Plus, newcomers will appreciate the accessibility and diversity of city neighborhoods and suburbs alike. The hip, eclectic Deep Ellum area, frequently referred to as Southern SoHo, is the center of the city's live music scene. Alternately, homes along the Swiss Avenue area were built by some of the city's oldest families and in a wide range of architectural styles.
A big city that's also big on hospitality, Dallas offers a unique blend of Southwestern warmth, cosmopolitan flair, Old West charm, and modern sophistication you just can't find anywhere else. It is simply an excellent place to live, work, and raise a family. You can't mess with perfection.
Arlington, Texas
Once a trading post along the westward expansion of the new frontier, today Arlington is known as Fun Central, to both natives and visitors alike. Home to Major League baseball's Texas Rangers and the stunning Ameriquest Field, Arlington boasts several water and family theme parks such as Hurricane Harbor and the famed Six Flags Over Texas. Situated only 15 miles outside of Dallas, Arlington is a small town with big adventure waiting right outside your door.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
A city embraced by the Atlantic Ocean, New River and countless scenic inland waterways, popular Fort Lauderdale lives up to its designation as the "Venice of America." Not just for tourists anymore, Fort Lauderdale's pro-business environment now supports a diverse range of industries while residents enjoy an outstanding quality of life. With its semi-tropical climate, world-famous beaches, and an array of cultural and educational amenities, Fort Lauderdale offers something for everyone.
Springfield, Missouri
The town credo, "Everywhere should be like Springfield" pretty much sums it up. Named as one of America's top ten places to live and work, everything you need is here: robust job market, great schools, superior health care, abundant outdoor and recreational opportunities, beautiful neighborhoods, temperate climate. A kid-friendly city that's also considered the cultural center of the Ozarks, Springfield, MO has it all.