Valentine Day Hotel Specials
Posted on Saturday, July 4th, 2009 at 5:48 am
To go in a vacation with your love will be a great idea. City like New York and Las Vegas offer grand welcome to love birds.
Almost every single hotel offers attractive discounts in their various services on the occasion of Valentine Day. Both the cities have many romantic places to visit where love pair can spend valuable time with peace. Some famous romantic places in New York City are Barbetta Restaurant, River Café, empire State Building, Central Park, Boathouse, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Lincoln Center, Rockefeller Center and Spirit Cruises.
Same like New York City, Las Vegas also have plenty of romantic places. Gondola Ride, Stratosphere Tower, The Bellagio Fountains, The Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas, Mon Ami Gabi (restaurant), and VooDoo Lounge & Café are some popular romantic sites of the Las Vegas.
The discount New York hotels and discount Las Vegas hotels give attractive discounts in variety of services from shave room rant to reduce charges of dining and many other. These discount hotels are best place for stay during romantic Valentine Day.
These discount hotels provide facilities like comfortable rooms with all modern amenities (like cable television, coffee maker, microwave oven etc), On-site restaurants, frequent room service, parking space, shuttle service for city’s romantic places and many more.
Valentine Day is very special day for lovers and they want to spend this day with each other without any disturbance. So plan a perfect
Valentine Day vacation and for that you can search suitable discount hotels with the help of any good travel or hotel website. Always remember this day comes once a year, don’t lose the chance to spend quality time with your most loved person.
Feedback on my Valentines Day Idea Needed?
So I want this V-day to be amazing for me and my boyfriend. I figured I need to do something out of the ordinary cliche so I first ordered M&M's which are customized with a special message and am going to make a card with my bare hands-since he knows I am not artistic it should mean more..
Secondly, we are going to get a hotel for the night-we both live in dorms with roomates :p
Now, what i really want feedback for, is the meal-resturants are so impersonal during V-day so I figured we could do something different-go to somewhere like Wendys or Mcdonalds, and get food to go-lustful good full of pleasure (thats fast food if I ever knew!) and eat it in the comfort of the hotel room.
This idea for the meal like concerns me, will he take it the right way? I know if I explain my thinking it will be fine but what do you all think about this "controvercial" idea? I just want to be outside the box-to have a Vday neither of us will ever forget.
What about ordering room service? McD is kind of.. well.. un-Vday-ish.
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