1. Jules' Undersea Lodge - (Key Largo, FL) That's right. This hotel is completely underwater. In fact, you have to scuba 21 feet just to get there. This is the perfect vacation for the scuba diving enthusiast. Not certified? Not a problem. They offer lessons. Decorated with fish pillows and blankets, this is the ultimate (and only) underwater vacation. Rates currently start as low as $375/person per night. Fee includes gear, breakfast and dinner.
2. Cedar Creek Treehouse - (Mt. Rainier, WA) Remember wanting that treehouse in the yard when you were a kid? Well, this is much better. Enjoy breathtaking mountain views from inside a cabin that sits 50 feet high in a giant cedar tree. Visit the observatory by either walking up what they call the "Stairway To Heaven" or by walking across the rainbow bridge. There is a very strict no smoking policy in the treehouse and children under 10 are not permitted to stay.$300 per night per couple and $50 for each additional person. This includes a one hour guided tour.
3. Kokopelli's Cave Bed & Breakfast (Farmington, NM) - Stay 70 feet below surface in this cave hideaway in a 65 million year old sandstone formation! Above surface, enjoy romantic sunsets and mountain views. When you book, you are actually renting the entire one bedroom cave. This is the perfect honeymoon destination! You must be in good physical condition as you have to walk down a winding path of flagstone steps to get there. Considering you get the entire place, rates are very low. $240/couple per night or $280/ 3-4 people per night. You must sign a waiver.
4. Aurora Ice Museum (Chena Hot Springs, AK) - This is actually not a hotel. It's a museum. But, you can stay the night! Bring your coat because this place is kept at 20 degrees. Walk around and enjoy exquisite sculptures, enjoy a martini at the ice bar in a martini glass sculpted out of - you guessed it, ice! Sign up for an ice sculpting class. If you want to stay, rates are $1800/per person per night.
5. Dunton Hot Springs (Dolores, CO) - Located in the Colorado Rockies, it'll be hard to run out of things to do in this revived ghost town. Relax in the natural hot springs before visiting the old-time saloon and dance hall. Enjoy views of the 40 foot waterfall. This is the ultimate outdoor adventure. A few activities include biking, kayaking, snow shoeing and rafting. Rates vary. But, you can rent the entire town for up to 42 people for as little as $10,000 per day. All reservations include meals, non-alcoholic beverages and transportation to activities.
6. Nickelodeon Family Suites - (Orlando, FL) - This is a great retreat for both adults and kids with a Nickelodeon theme! Enjoy two water parks, poolside shows, get slimed daily at the lagoon. Visit Studio Nick where every night there's a show! Rates will vary depending on time of year.
7. Dog Bark Park Inn (Cottonwood, ID) - Love dogs? This unique bed & breakfast is shaped like a Beagle! Take a look at the chainsaw art created by owners, Dennis J. Sullivan and Frances Conklin. Local activities include biking, hiking, horseback riding, berry picking, bird watching and more. Or, visit one of the local museums. Rates $86/ single, $92/double, additional $8 per person. Stay includes breakfast.
8. Library Hotel (New York, NY) - If you're a book lover, you'll appreciate this library themed hotel. The entire hotel is categorized by the Dewey Decimal System. Visit the Bookmarks Lounge and enjoy book themed signature cocktails. Your room will include books geared toward the room subject. So, make sure you book (pun intended) your room in advance. Rates start at $296/ night for a single.
9. Caesers Pocono Resorts (Lakeville, PA) - This couples only resort is the perfect for a honeymoon or an anniversary. Unwind the Champagne Glass Whirlpool or relax in an a private heated pool. Enjoy live entertainment by well-known celebrities. Race up to 160 MPH in a stockcar or go rafting. Rates vary. But, they're always offering specials on their website.
10. The Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast (Fall River, MA) - Believe in ghosts? Spend the night at this historical Victorian home where Lizzy Borden was suspect in her parent's murder in 1892. Are you brave enough to sleep in the very same room that the murder took place? Participate in a séance and be served the same breakfast that was made that morning. Guests have reported strange experiences such as sensations of being touched. Winter rates start at $150/room for winter and $175 for summer.
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3 Comments
Post a CommentRight, right! My first sentence was meant as "yay! I'm glad to see it on the list." Re-reading it, I see how it was misconstrued! You lived in Fall River? How cool!
Oh! It is on the list! Last page. Number 10. I actually used to LIVE in Fall River down the street from that place.
I was hoping to see the Lizzie Borden B&B on this list. I've been there and I stayed in the room where the stepmother was murdered. Awesome experience. Highly recommended. No weird happenings, but I will say the 3rd floor had a very "heavy" feeling to it and gave me the creeps!