Travel Deals - Living On The Cheap

Looking for a getaway that won’t empty your wallet? We’ve found deals on cruises, hotels, resorts and other vacation experiences, all at substantial savings. Here you’ll find up-to-date listings for discount travel from many of the deal-of-the-day programs.

	Boston: $149 -- Vermont 4-Star Mountain Resort This Winter, 50% Off Plan a winter getaway at the AAA 4-Diamond Equinox Resort where Travelzoo members can save up to 55%. This newly renovated resort features a full-service spa, indoor pool and cross-country skiing trails, and is located less than 30 minutes from skiing and snowboarding at Stratton and Bromley mountains. $149 for 1 night ... Sunday-Thursday through March 31 $499 for 2 nights ... Friday arrivals only through March 29 Stay in a Deluxe King or Superior Two Queen (based on availability) $30 spa credit, once per stay Travelzoo guests also receive a $100 credit toward a Land Rover Experience (reg. $275) for an hourlong off-road driving lesson for up to four people, once per stay Not available on: Dec. 21-31; Jan. 18-20, 24-26; Feb. 15-17, 21-23 Contact the hotel to confirm your desired travel dates are available. If your dates are not available, visit My Account within 7 days of purchase for a full refund
	Boston: $79 -- Connecticut Seaside Inn w/Breakfast Travelzoo members save over 55% on stays through April at this turn-of-the-century New England property. The charming inn is within a mile of popular museums and Mystic Pizza, the restaurant that inspired Julia Roberts' 1988 breakout film with the same name. Stay in a Deluxe room with two beds and a balcony through April $79 per night ... Sunday-Thursday $119 per night ... Friday-Saturday Premium rooms with a Jacuzzi tub are +$10 per night Brunch is 15% off for Travelzoo members at Harbour House Restaurant on Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Not available on: Dec. 8, 31
	Boston: $359 -- Luxe Berkshires 2-Night Escape w/Dinner, Reg. $790 Plan a 2-night getaway to the Berkshires while stays at this member-favorite inn are discounted over 55%. Travelzoo members also receive lunch, dinner and daily breakfast as part of the deal. $359 for 2 nights, arrive Sundays or Tuesday-Thursday $489 for 2 nights, arrive Friday-Saturday Stay in any Inn or Thayer House room (based on availability) One four-course dinner for two at the Old Inn on the Green Restaurant ($92 value) One three-course lunch for two at the nearby Southfield Store Cafe ($40 value) Daily breakfast for two ($32 value) Rate based on two guests Not available on: Dec. 21-31; Jan. 1, 11-13; Feb. 15-17 Note: The Old Inn on the Green Restaurant is closed for dinner on Mondays and Tuesdays
	Boston: $179 -- New Hampshire Inn w/Dining & Wine Credit Southern New Hampshire's Colby Hill Inn -- set along the Currier and Ives Scenic Byway -- is offering an exclusive deal to Travelzoo members that saves over 35% on current rates and includes a dining credit and wine for stays through winter. $179 for 1 night in a standard room, Wednesday-Sunday arrivals $209 for 1 night in a fireplace room, Wednesday-Sunday arrivals $289 for 2 nights in a standard room, Wednesday-Saturday arrivals $409 for 2 nights in a fireplace room, Wednesday-Saturday arrivals $35 dining credit per stay One glass of wine per person before dinner ($21 value) All stays include a full daily breakfast for two, tea, coffee and freshly baked cookies Not available on: Jan. 11-12 Note: The Grazing Room restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays; a 20% gratuity will be automatically added to the dinner total
	Philadelphia: $89 -- Borgata: Atlantic City Hotel incl. Extras Ranked No. 1 in Atlantic City by TripAdvisor reviewers, Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is discounting three package options exclusively to Travelzoo members with 40% savings on winter and early spring stays. Travel now through April 18 for two guests $89 per night for a Classic King room, Sunday-Thursday Two tickets to the Borgata Comedy Club ($40 value) $119 per night for a Fiore King Suite, Sunday-Thursday Two tickets to the Borgata Comedy Club ($40 value) $169 per night for a Classic King room, Sunday-Thursday Two tickets to the Borgata Comedy Club ($40 value) $100 dining credit Not available on: Jan. 20; Feb. 14, 17-21; March 28; April 3, 10-11 Travelzoo Tip: Treat yourself to a massage or facial at the spa and save up to $120 with this deal.
	Philadelphia: $119 -- Suite at Romantic Bucks County Inn, 70% Off Travelzoo members can explore the Peddler Village holiday-light displays and New Hope's Winter Festival while saving over 70% at this charming inn. Stay through March in a One-Bedroom Suite $119 per night ... Sunday-Thursday, January-March $159 per night ... Sunday-Thursday, December $159 per night ... Friday-Saturday, January-March Cheese tasting for two ($20 value) Hot a la carte breakfast at Buttonwood Grill for two ($25 value) Two tickets to the Grand Carousel ($12 value) Turndown service with custom-made truffles, available exclusively to Travelzoo members ($15 value) Not available on: Dec. 9, 30-31; Feb. 14
	San Francisco: $359 -- Pacific Grove: 2 Nights at Oceanfront B&B, 50% Off Save over 50% on a 2-night getaway in Pacific Grove at the oceanfront Martine Inn. The classic Victorian charm of the Inn feels like a trip back in time. Arrive Nov. 1 - Feb. 27 $359 for 2 nights, arrive Sunday-Wednesday $419 for 2 nights, arrive Thursday-Saturday Stay in a Fireside king room for two people $50 credit toward a massage (guest must contact the Martine Inn at least 72 hours before arrival date to book and pay for the massage) Bottle of sparkling California wine and chocolate-covered strawberries delivered to the room ($45 value) Chocolate truffles delivered on the second night ($10 value) Complimentary full-service breakfast is served daily Not available on: Dec. 28-31; Jan. 1, 18-21; Feb. 5-10, 14-18
	San Diego: $79 -- Casino Resort near San Diego, Save 60% With both family-friendly and adults-only options, this resort and casino outside of San Diego has something for everyone -- members save 60% with this exclusive deal. Guests who stay in a Signature Suite at Willows can look forward to plush bedding, floor-to-ceiling windows and luxurious bathrooms. These sleekly-designed and decorated suites are on-par with what one would expect in an upscale Las Vegas resort. Stay through March $79 for 1 night ... arrive Sunday-Thursday in a Deluxe King Room $149 for 2 nights ... arrive Sunday-Wednesday in a Deluxe King Room $329 for 2 nights ... arrive Thursday-Saturday in a Deluxe King Room Adults-only Signature Suites (ages 21 and over) are also discounted, starting at $129 All stays include complimentary 1 p.m. late checkout All 1-night stays include a $10 shopping credit, a $10 casino play cash All 2-night stays include a $40 resort credit to use on spa, restaurants or the gift shop, a $10 shopping voucher for Viejas outlets and $20 casino play cash Not available: Dec. 24-25, 28-31; Jan. 1, 20, 23-24; Feb. 17 Contact the hotel to confirm your desired travel dates are available. If your dates are not available, visit My Account within 7 days of purchase for a full refund. Travelzoo Tip: For only $69, kick back at Willows Spa with a 50-minute spa service. The desert-inspired oasis is a relaxing, adults-only facility.
	Phoenix: $169-$199 -- Phoenix 4-Star Resort into February, Half Off Take a rejuvenating family vacation this winter and lounge by any of the six outdoor pools or relax in your newly renovated suite -- Travelzoo members save 50%. Travel through Feb. 2, 2019 Resort Suite with one king or two queen beds $169 per night ... Through Jan. 5 $199 per night ... Jan. 6 - Feb. 2 Upgrade to a Deluxe Suite for +$20 per night for better views $25 discounted daily resort fee (reg. $50); covers high-speed Wi-Fi, athletic club admittance, valet and overnight parking, shuttle to Arizona Mills mall and more Not available on: Dec. 6; Jan. 8-9, 11, 14-16, 28-30 Contact the hotel to confirm your desired travel dates are available. If your dates are not available, visit My Account within 7 days of purchase for a full refund Note: The water park is seasonal and currently closed until spring
	St. Louis: $129 -- Branson 2-Night Getaway w/Breakfast, Reg. $280 This member-favorite hotel is a short drive from the best of Branson -- from downtown to the Strip to Table Rock Lake to Silver Dollar City. Members save over 50% on stays into May. $129 for a 2-night stay in a One King or Two Queen room All guests receive complimentary breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking Not available on: March 11-12, 15-16, 22-23; April 5, 12, 19-20, 25-27; May 3-4, 17-18 Contact the hotel to confirm that your desired travel dates are available. If your dates are not available, visit My Account within 7 days of purchase for a full refund
	Los Angeles Area: $159 -- Palm Springs 4-Star Resort w/$50 Daily Credit Escape the cold this winter and relax at this AAA 4-Diamond Coachella Valley resort with dates into January, including weekends and holidays. With two pools and $70 in extras (including free breakfast for kids), it's a great spot for families. $159 per night ... Dec. 24-27; Jan. 1-3 $199 per night ... Dec. 28-31; Jan. 4-5, 11-12 Stay in a Resort View room with a king bed Rooms with two queen beds are $10 more per night, or upgrade to a Pool View room for $25 more per night $50 resort credit per night Reduced resort fee of $20 (reg. $33) Up to two kids (12 and under) eat breakfast for free in Cava Restaurant (with a paid adult entree)
	Los Angeles Area: $175 -- Palm Springs: 4-Star Hyatt Resort, 50% Off Relax this winter under palm trees and sunny blue skies with a getaway to the AAA 4-Diamond Hyatt Regency Indian Wells Resort, which "offers a sense of seclusion without being too far from the action" (The Telegraph), and save more than 50% on regular rates. Pool View king room in January $175 per night, Sunday-Thursday $199 per night, Friday-Saturday +$20 per night in February One Bedroom Villa, January-February $399 per night, Sunday-Thursday $459 per night, Friday-Saturday Reduced resort fee of $15 (reg. $29), which covers Wi-Fi, golf bag storage, bike rentals and outdoor games Room rate is based on two guests Pool View rooms are not available on: Jan. 13-15, 18-19, 25-26, 30-31; Feb. 1, 14-16 One-Bedroom Villas are not available on: Jan. 4-5, 18-20, 24-26, 30-31; Feb. 1, 15-16
	Los Angeles Area: $109 -- Southern California Ranch Getaway w/Breakfast & Wine This charming and rustic ranch -- set on 144 acres in the San Pasqual Valley about 30 miles north of San Diego -- is the perfect place to unplug, relax and save more than 70% on a rejuvenating getaway. Stay through February $109 per night ... Sunday-Thursday in a Small Cabin $149 per night ... Friday-Saturday in a Small Cabin Includes a complimentary bottle of wine and breakfast for two Large Cabins, which accommodate up to six guests, are also discounted Not available: Dec. 14-15 Contact the hotel to confirm your desired travel dates are available. If your dates are not available, visit My Account within 7 days of purchase for a full refund
	S.F. Bay Area: $299 -- 2-Night Lake Shasta Getaway, Save 50% Stay at the charming Inn at Shasta Lake, tucked within the Shasta Trinity National Forest, and save over 50% on 2-night stays with this exclusive offer. $299 for 2 nights ... arrive daily through March 30 One bottle of wine upon arrival ($16 value) Daily gourmet breakfast and afternoon social hour including one glass of local wine or craft beer included for all guests Based on two guests in a room with a fireplace and jetted tub (Gray Squirrel, Hummingbird, Acorn Cottage, Woodpecker and Treehouse) Not available on: Dec. 27-31; Jan. 1, 18-20; Feb. 14-18
	Seattle: $249 -- Montana 2-Night Retreat near Yellowstone, 50% Off It never hurts to start planning your National Park visit early -- this winter presale saves guests up to 55% on early-season 2019 trips. Set on the banks of the Yellowstone River, this member-favorite spot features discounted stays in a private cabin. Stay April 19 - June 14 Cozy Cabin: $249 for 2 nights $479 for 4 nights Features one room with two queen beds plus a coffee maker and minifridge Absaroka Deluxe Cabin: $449 for 2 nights $879 for 4 nights Has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchenette and a Yellowstone river-view patio All guests receive free daily continental breakfast and free Wi-Fi Room price based on two guests Contact the hotel to confirm your desired travel dates are available. If your dates are not available, visit My Account within 7 days of purchase for a full refund Travelzoo Tip: The Yellowstone Valley Lodge is about 15 miles south of Livingston, Montana. If you're not planning to drive to the Lodge, the easiest way to visit is to fly into Yellowstone International Airport, the regional airport for the Bozeman area, and rent a car. The lodge is an hour's drive from the airport.
	Seattle: $199 -- Montana: 2-Night Getaway near Glacier National Park Breathe in some fresh mountain air at this secluded Montana railway inn, surrounded by stunning views of Glacier National Park. This exclusive deal saves Travelzoo members 55%. Arrive Sunday-Thursday, Jan. 2 - March 14 $199 ... 2 nights in a Standard Empire Builder Room $339 ... 2 nights in a historic Classic Caboose, which features a kitchen, bathroom and scenic views Includes lift tickets and ski rentals for two (reg. $70) Arrive daily March 15 - May 24 $159 ... 2 nights in a Standard Empire Builder Room $229 ... 2 nights in a historic Classic Caboose, which features a kitchen, bathroom and scenic views Not available on: Feb. 15-17 Contact the hotel to confirm your desired travel dates are available. If your dates are not available, visit My Account within 7 days of purchase for a full refund Travelzoo Tip: The Izaak Walton Inn is about an hour's drive from Glacier International Airport, with direct flights from Seattle, Las Vegas, Minneapolis, Salt Lake City, Denver and seasonally from Portland (Oregon), Los Angeles, Oakland, Atlanta and Chicago.
	Boston: $399 -- Vermont Mountain Winter Getaway w/Lift Tickets This winter, plan a getaway to Vermont with an exclusive offer that saves up to 55% at Stratton Mountain Resort. Ideal for active travelers, stays include ski-lift tickets and access to Stratton Training and Fitness Center's indoor pools, tennis courts and workout classes. Travel daily Dec. 2-12; March 17 - April 13; Sunday-Wednesday arrivals Dec. 16 - March 13 $399 for 2 nights ... Superior Room at Black Bear Lodge for two $499 for 2 nights ... One-Bedroom Condo at Long Trail House for two $799 for 2 nights ... Two-Bedroom Condo at Long Trail House for four Includes three-day lift tickets for two ($199 per person value) and one-day access to Stratton Training and Fitness Center ($20 per person value) Parking and Wi-Fi are complimentary for all guests Not available on: Dec. 26-31; Jan. 20; Feb. 3-21 Contact the hotel to confirm your desired travel dates are available. If your dates are not available, visit My Account within 7 days of purchase for a full refund
	Atlanta: $119 -- Georgia: 2-Night Blue Ridge Mountains Escape Experience the natural beauty of Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains with a 2-night getaway this winter for 45% off. Located close to the Chattahoochee National Forest, the resort offers easy access to hiking trails, waterfalls and breweries. $119 for a 2-night stay Arrive through March 30, 2019 Stay in a room with two queen beds
	Atlanta: Georgia Mountain Escape into Spring Surrounded by the North Georgia mountains, Brasstown Valley Resort features "upscale, lodge-style accommodations in a serene setting" (Fodor's). This Travelzoo-exclusive deal saves 55% and includes daily breakfast and exclusive perks. Upscale accommodations for two guests in a Lodge or Cottage Room Includes daily breakfast for two $139 for a 1-night stay ... Sunday-Thursday Add $75 credit for +$20 $279 for a 2-night stay ... Sunday-Wednesday arrivals Add $150 credit for +$40 $319 for a 2-night stay ... Friday arrivals Add $150 credit for +$40 Credit can be used for activities including horseback rides, golf and spa services Not available on: Dec. 4-5, 30-31; Jan. 17-18; Feb. 7-8, March 3 Travelzoo Tip: Make it a road trip -- the hotel is about a 2.5-hour drive from Atlanta.
	Charlotte: $89 -- North Carolina 2-Night Mountain Resort Stay Save more than 40% on regular rates at this historic getaway 30 miles west of Asheville. Nestled in the Smoky Mountains, the inn is surrounded by ski slopes and craft breweries, perfect for a winter retreat. 2 nights in a Historic Room $89 ... Sunday-Wednesday arrivals $109 ... Thursday-Saturday arrivals Many of these rustic rooms include a sitting room, golf course views or a balcony 2 nights in a Mountain View Room $99 ... Sunday-Wednesday arrivals $119 ... Thursday-Saturday arrivals Located in the newer building on property, these rooms have a balcony or patio with views of the golf course and mountains Not available on: Dec. 27-29; March 1-2, 14-16 Contact the hotel to confirm your desired travel dates are available. If your dates are not available, visit My Account within 7 days of purchase for a full refund Note: The deal is not valid for pet-friendly rooms
	Palm Springs: $189 -- Palm Springs JW Resort into Winter incl. $50 Credit An epic desert playground awaits at the AAA 4-Diamond JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort, with lush grounds filled with palm trees, colorful flowers, lakes and pools. This deal slashes more than 40% off regular rates, plus it includes $65 in exclusive extras. $189 per night ... Dec. 1-25; Jan. 1-3, 6-10 $229 per night ... Dec. 26, 28-31; Jan. 4-5, 11-12 Stay in a Resort Room with one king bed or two doubles Upgrade to a Signature View Room overlooking the pool and mountains for +$50 per night $50 resort credit per day Reduced resort fee of $20 per day (reg. $35), which covers Wi-Fi, self-parking, golf-bag storage, 18-hole putting course and lawn games Room price based on three (king bed) or four (two doubles) guests Note: Guest rooms at the hotel are being updated through December 2018. Renovation will take place Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Some noise could be heard during this time, but guests will not be placed on floors with construction.
	Palm Springs: $159 -- Palm Springs 4-Star Resort into Winter, Half Off Spread across 360 acres just 20 minutes outside of downtown Palm Springs, the Westin Mission Hills Resort & Spa "lives up to the name 'resort'" (Fodor's). Enjoy mountain views, three pools (plus a waterslide) and two championship golf courses with this deal that saves more than 50%. $159 per night ... Nov. 25-30; Dec. 1-10, 16-26; Jan. 1-10 $189 per night ... Dec. 27-31; Jan. 11-12 Stay in a Standard room with one king or two queen beds Upgrade to a Deluxe View king or queen room for +$25 per night $50 resort credit per night Discounted $20 resort fee (reg. $35) Contact the hotel to confirm your desired travel dates are available. If your dates are not available, visit My Account within 7 days of purchase for a full refund
	Charleston, SC: $129 -- Charleston: Romantic Garden Inn w/Breakfast, 35% Off Stays at this romantic inn, located at Middleton Place and Gardens, a National Historic Landmark and America's oldest landscaped gardens, are 35% off into January -- including Thanksgiving and Christmas. Travelzoo members receive complimentary daily breakfast. Stay in a Riverside Queen room through Jan. 28 $129 for 1 night, Sunday-Thursday $179 for 1 night, Friday-Saturday $249 for 2 nights, arrive Sunday-Wednesday $349 for 2 nights, arrive Friday Daily breakfast for two ($20 value) Daily admission to House Museum and Gardens Not available on: Oct. 31; Nov. 1-2, 8, 16, 29-30; Dec. 1, 27, 31; Jan. 2-3, 9-12, 18-19, 25-26
	Canada: $165 -- Niagara: 4-Diamond Hotel w/3-Course Dinner, 45% Off Travelzoo members save 45% at this CAA 4-Diamond hotel in Niagara-on-the-Lake, which has "an edgy and hip vibe over its competitors in a town that's largely Georgian or Victorian in style" (Fodor's). $165 per night for Sunday-Friday arrivals; $195 per night for Saturday arrivals. All stays include: One night's accommodations for two people in an Annex, Classic King or Deluxe King guest room A three-course dinner for two from the feature menu at the hotel's on-site restaurant, Zees Grill (CA$110 value) A bottle of local red or white wine in the room upon arrival (CA$40 value) Wine tasting vouchers valid for two local wineries (CA$40 value) Not valid on: Nov. 30; Dec 1, 31; Jan. 19; Feb. 16
	Canada: $149 -- Niagara Wine Country Getaway w/Breakfast, Reg. $224 Harbour House Hotel in Niagara-on-the-Lake is like a home away from home; expect roaring fireplaces, cozy lounges and down duvets. Packages are now $149 per room (reg. $224) and include breakfast, wine tastings for two, spa credit and more. $149 per night … Sunday-Friday through Apr. 5 Stays include: Accommodations for two people in a Premium guest room Full European-style breakfast for two and a daily wine and cheese reception (4-5 p.m.) CA$25 spa credit to use at the Secret Garden Spa for treatments of 50 minutes or more (excludes manicures and pedicures) CA$40 dining credit to use at HobNob Restaurant or Zees Grill, valid with the purchase of two entrees Wine-tasting vouchers for two area wineries This deal is not available on: Dec. 25-31 and Jan. 18, 25 Travelzoo Tip: Borrow a board game from the hotel reception and play by the fire in the lounge.
	Canada: $105 -- Stratford Inn w/Dining Credit & Wine, Reg.$175 Travelzoo members save over 40% on packages for two at The Parlour Inn -- considered a landmark in the "remarkably cultured country town" of Stratford (Lonely Planet). $105 (reg. $175) for one-night stays $165 (reg. $294) for two-night stays All options include: Accommodations for two in a Deluxe room A CA$25 dinner credit to The Parlour Steakhouse (valid toward food only) Bottle of red or white wine delivered to your room In-room welcome amenity Note: An additional 3% Stratford tourism fee is applicable and payable directly to the hotel at checkout; and all inclusions are provided once per stay Not available on: Dec. 23, 29
	Canada: $95 -- Niagara Wine Country Lodge w/Dining Credit, 50% Off Combine the lower prices and casual ambiance at Jordan House while still slipping off to its refined sister property, Inn on the Twenty, for dining and spa treatments. $95 (reg. $194) per night … Sunday-Friday arrivals $119 (reg. $269) per night … Saturday arrivals All options include: One night's accommodations for two in a Traditional Room CA$50 dinner dining credit at sister property Inn on the Twenty, a five-minute walk away (food only) CA$20 spa credit at the Inn on the Twenty (valid toward aesthetic services only; advance spa reservations are required) Tasting passes for two to Cave Spring Cellars, Creekside Estate Winery and Upper Canada Cheese Company (CA$60 value) Not available on: Dec. 31; Jan. 1, 5, 11-12; Feb. 8-9, 15-16, 22-23; March 2, 15-16; April 5-6 Travelzoo Tip: For a more plush stay, Travelzoo members can get a package at sister property Inn on The Twenty for $149 per night (reg. $247).
	Canada: $135 -- Gatineau Park Inn w/Dining & Spa Credits, Reg. $195 Nestled on the border of Gatineau Park and MacLaren Falls, the historic Wakefield Mill Hotel and Spa is offering Travelzoo members a dining-and-spa package for over 30% off current rates. $135 for one night's stay, Sunday-Thursday through Feb. 7, including: Accommodations for two people in a Heritage Room CA$20 credit per person per stay for Eau Vive Spa CA$20 credit per person per stay for the Heron Wine Bar or Muse Restaurant (valid toward lunch or dinner) Not valid from: Dec. 23 - Jan. 7
	Canada: $140 -- 4-Diamond Niagara-on-the-Lake Getaway, Reg.$254 The CAA 4-Diamond Queen's Landing is fit for royalty. Have cocktails by the lounge fire, drift off to sleep in your king bed and have dinner at the farm-to-table restaurant before heading out to the vineyards. Travelzoo members save almost 45% on this romantic package. $140 (reg. $254) per night … Sunday-Friday arrivals $185 (reg. $305) per night … Saturday arrivals All options include: Accommodations for two in a Deluxe Guestroom with a fireplace Two cocktails in Bacchus Lounge (reg. $30) A CA$40 dinner credit toward the a la carte menu in the hotel’s Tiara Restaurant (valid toward food only) Chateau des Charmes winery "Add a Little Ice" dessert tasting with a sample of Vidal Icewine and a Winegrowers Discovery Tour (reg. CA$40) Note: A resort fee of CA$15 per night is not included and will be paid directly to the hotel; all inclusions are once per stay; Chateau des Charmes winery is closed Dec. 25-26; Jan. 1 Not available on: Dec. 6, 29, 31; Jan. 14-17, 23-24; Feb 11-14, 16, 25-27
	Canada: $165 -- Cozy Winter Niagara Stay incl. Dinner & Wine Passes Treat yourself or a loved one with a relaxing stay at this country inn that includes dinner for two at the hotel's CAA 4-Diamond restaurant. Stays here are now over 45% off and come with more than CA$200 worth of extras. $165 per night, Sun-Fri, Dec. 13 - March 31; $215 per night, Saturdays Includes accommodations for two in a Deluxe guest room, plus: Dinner for two from Cannery Restaurant's Winter Feature menu (reg. CA$120) Two passes for Reif Estate Wine tasting (CA$30 value) Two passes for wine tasting at Konzelmann Estate Winery (CA$30 value) Tour for two at NEOB Lavender Farm with culinary samplings and a 20% boutique product discount (CA$30 value) Note: The wine-tasting passes and lavender farm experience can be used during or after your trip, as they don't expire A resort fee of CA$15 per night is not included and will be paid directly to the hotel Not available on: Dec. 23-Jan.1; Jan. 14, 19, 21-24, 26; Feb. 7, 16; March 20
	Canada: $149 -- Niagara Wine Country Getaway for 2, Reg.$247 Travelzoo members save 40% on stays into April at this boutique inn, located in Jordan Village in Niagara wine country, that include CA$130 worth of perks. $149 (reg. $247) per night … Sunday-Friday arrivals $170 (reg. $350) per night … Saturday arrivals All options include: One night's accommodations for two in a Premium Room with a fireplace CA$50 dinner dining credit at the Inn on the Twenty restaurant (food only) CA$20 credit at the on-site spa (valid toward aesthetic services only; advance spa reservations are required) Tasting passes for two to Cave Spring Cellars, Creekside Estate Winery and Upper Canada Cheese Company (CA$60 value) Not available on: Dec. 11, 13-14, 24-25, 31; Jan. 11-12, 26; Feb. 1, 16, 20-21, 23; April 5-6 Travelzoo Tip: Prefer a more casual stay? Travelzoo members can get a package at sister property Jordan House for $95 per night (reg. $194).
	Canada: $825 -- All-Inclusive 3-Day Fishing Retreat in BC, 50% Off Nootka Island Lodge, surrounded by cedar, spruce and fir forests, is a secluded resort on Vancouver Island offering all-inclusive fishing trips. Travelzoo members save more than 50% on regular rates in June, August and September. $825 per person for a standard three-day package; arrive Thursdays or Saturdays $1275 per person for a standard four-day package; arrive Mondays $1650 per person for a standard five-day package; arrive Thursdays Includes a minimum of eight hours of guided fishing per day; all gear including rods, reels and tackle; rain gear and boots; all meals; and the cleaning and packing of your catch Accommodations are either private or shared; all packages include a guaranteed shared room, and private rooms are available upon request
	Canada: $105 -- Boutique Quebec City Hotel w/Rooftop Fire Pit & Wine Save over 45% on stays -- with over CA$70 in perks -- at this charming boutique hotel that has a rooftop fire pit and a terrace with 360-degree views of Quebec City. Accommodations for two people in a C3 Suite or a Business Class room: $105 for one night, Sunday-Thursday arrivals; +$15 for Friday-Saturday arrivals $180 for two nights, Sunday-Wednesday arrivals; +$15 for Thursday-Saturday arrivals All options include daily buffet breakfast for two (CA$18 value), one bottle of wine (CA$40 value) and daily overnight parking for one vehicle (CA$15 value) Not available on: Dec. 24-25, 30-31; Jan. 1; Feb. 8-9, 15-16; April 19-21
	Canada: $105 -- Vancouver Hotel Stay w/Breakfast & Parking Stays in downtown Vancouver are now 40% off with a package that includes breakfast, a bottle of wine and parking. Accommodations for two people in a Deluxe One Queen or Deluxe Two Doubles room through March 31: $105 for 1 night, Sunday-Thursday $120 for 1 night, Friday-Saturday $205 for 2 nights, arrive Sunday-Wednesday $220 for 2 nights, arrive Friday-Saturday Daily buffet breakfast for two (CA$25 value) One bottle of wine per stay (CA$30 value) Nightly parking for one vehicle (CA$30 value) Not available on: Dec. 27 - Jan. 1; March 8-10, 26-27 Note: The hotel is undergoing light room renovations and some of the surrounding buildings are under construction, so guests may experience some noise disturbances
	Monterey & Carmel: $109 -- Charming Monterey Escape incl. $40 Dining Credit The charming and historic Monterey Hotel sits in the perfect spot for exploring, within walking distance of shops and dining and a 10-minute drive from the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Cannery Row and Fisherman's Wharf. This deal saves members more than 60%. Travel Sunday-Thursday $109 per night in a Historic King room $119 per night in a Historic Double/Double room $129 per night in a New Deluxe King Friday-Saturday stays are $30-$40 more per night $40 dinner credit to Montrio Bistro, located across the street from the hotel Daily continental breakfast and Wi-Fi for all guests Not available: Dec. 31; Feb. 7-9, 15-17. Montrio Bistro is closed Dec. 25 and Jan. 7

	Accommodation typeStay at Amicalola Falls State Park and Lodge in Dawsonville, GA. Dates into February 2019. Hotel at a Glance: Amicalola Falls State Park and Lodge Amicalola Falls—one of the Southeast’s tallest waterfalls—surges over a rocky precipice within Amicalola Falls State Park. The 729-foot cascade, whose name is a Cherokee word meaning “tumbling waters,” is located just a short walk from The Lodge at Amicalola State Park. Perched on a bluff overlooking the North Georgia mountains, the four-story lodge sits amid picturesque scenery near a trout-stocked pond and meandering trails through the Chattahoochee National Forest. Guest rooms are newly-renovated with a mixture of plaids and textured fabrics set with mountain valley views. Share vacation photos when you log on to the WiFi connection. Unwind at night while watching an array of channels on your room’s satellite TV. Amicalola Falls State Park, Georgia: Picturesque Cascades near Historical Towns About 70 miles north of Atlanta, Amicalola Falls State Park boasts cascades that are viewable from several vantage points for hikers. There are a number of trails in the park—the gently sloping 0.3-mile West Ridge Falls Access Trail boasts waterfall views for those avoiding a strenuous hike. For those who prefer to climb, a massive staircase leads trekkers up the mountainside adjacent to the waterfall, eventually arriving at the apex of the cliff. Serious hikers can make the 8.5-mile journey on the new Appalachian Approach Trail, which meanders past the falls to Springer Mountain. Once there, guests can hike a portion of the 2,175-mile Appalachian Trail, which winds its way north to Maine. Housed within the historical Lumpkin County Courthouse, the Dahlonega Gold Museum Historic Site recounts the town’s 1829 gold rush. The mining boom was brief but prosperous—a US branch mint opened and coined more than $6 million in gold before closing its doors in 1861. The museum also exhibits a set of gold coins, a hydraulic cannon once used for mining, and a gold nugget that weighs more than 5 ounces.
	Accommodation typeStay at Red Lion Hotel Atlanta Airport in College Park, GA. Dates into February 2019. Hotel at a Glance: Red Lion Hotel Atlanta Airport This suburban hotel is a convenient choice whether guests are vacationing in Atlanta or flying out of the city’s airport. A free shuttle whisks travelers between the terminal and the hotel in about 5 minutes. The shuttle also takes visitors to a MARTA light-rail station with service to downtown Atlanta. Free breakfast includes fruit, cereals, yogurt, and pastries. In-room entertainment: 55-inch TVs and free WiFi Fajitas and margaritas are served up at the onsite La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant. Downtown Atlanta is about 25 minutes away by car. Bring Fido: Your furry kids stay at the hotel free of charge. Atlanta, Georgia: Urban Parks and Renowned Aquarium in Capital of the South Named 1 of 50 Places of a Lifetime by National Geographic, Atlanta lies near the Chattahoochee River in Georgia’s northwest region known for its famed trees: magnolias, pines, and dogwoods. Despite a metropolitan population of more than five million and what is considered the world’s busiest airport by passenger count, Atlanta seems to always offer a relaxing escape. Stroll through the 185 acres of botanical gardens, hiking trails, and oaks at Piedmont Park, or study one of the country’s largest Civil War exhibitions at the Atlanta History Center. Anchored by historical Peachtree Street, the city’s midtown area boasts a thriving arts-and-culture scene. Opened in 1929, the Fox Theatre features imposing Egyptian architecture and a custom-made organ with a network of 3,622 pipes. Tours take place on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday. The High Museum of Art spotlights more than 12,000 pieces of contemporary and folk art, ranging from Renaissance paintings to photographs from the civil-rights era. Kids might better enjoy the Georgia Aquarium, located downtown at Centennial Olympic Park. One of the world’s largest aquariums with more than 8 million gallons of fresh and marine water and more than 100,000 animals, the aquarium is home to beluga whales, lionfish, whale sharks, bottlenose dolphins, and more.
	Accommodation typeStay at Sonesta Gwinnett Place Atlanta in Duluth, GA. Dates into March 2019. Hotel at a Glance: Sonesta Gwinnett Place Atlanta Sonesta Gwinnett Place Atlanta is located in the peaceful town of Duluth, just 30 minutes northeast of downtown Atlanta. The hotel earned TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence in 2015, 2016, and 2017, as well as the top spot on the travel site’s list of Duluth hotels. Grab a meal at the onsite Grapevine Restaurant, or enjoy signature dishes and drinks at the gastropub, ArtBar. Take a dip: The hotel features a jetted tub and a heated indoor/outdoor pool. Newly renovated rooms have flat-screen LCD TVs and free WiFi. Duluth, Georgia: Historical Town on Chattahoochee River Just Outside Atlanta A few years after the Civil War, a railroad came to Duluth, infusing the small town with a newfound vitality. Duluth’s Southeastern Railway Museum chronicles the history of Georgia’s railroads with exhibits of century-old Pullman cars and restored cabooses, as well as special events for kids. The town’s rich past is also evident at the Duluth Historical Society, which is housed in the stately former home of Georgia’s first female mayor. The Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area is about 30 minutes outside of town and is well suited for kayaking, rafting, and hiking. The park is known for its colorful wildflowers, including rare Georgia asters, which show off brilliant purple blooms in October and November. For a more urban day trip, travel the 30 miles to Atlanta to tour the CNN headquarters, explore the Georgia Aquarium, or visit the High Museum of Art, where works by Monet and Toulouse-Lautrec hang alongside historic photographs of the civil rights movement.
	Accommodation type5-, 7-, or 14-Day Mavericks Campervan Rental with Optional GPS and Picnic Table from Escape Campervans Atlanta 5-, 7-, or 14-Day Campervan Rental to Explore the United States A road trip can be a romantic getaway, a real-life buddy comedy, or an entirely new adventure. With this deal, your trip begins in Atlanta; from there, you can roam the country as you please in your campervan. Whether you’re hopping between big cities or exploring mountain ranges, you can coast on included mileage: 1,000 (5-day rentals), 1,400 (7-day rentals), or 2,800 miles (14-day rentals). Campervan model: Each Mavericks rental has one bed with linens; a rooftop sleeper with a double bed can be added for a fee. Vans are hand painted by artists for a unique look. The amenities: Make your own meals on the road using a kitchenette with cookware, a 5-gallon water tank and sink, a solar-supplemented fridge, and a two-burner propane stove. Road-trip ready: With the 7- and 14-day options, you’ll get a GPS device and a picnic table. Optional add-ons such as awning sunshades can be rented; click here for details. 24-hour roadside assistance is available throughout the United States and Canada. Ideas for Your Road Trip Blue Ridge Parkway: Take one of the most scenic drives in the country; the 469-mile highway winds through the Blue Ridge Mountains. New Orleans: Get a slightly less touristy taste of the city’s nightlife in the jazz and blues bars on Frenchmen Street. Savannah, Georgia: Stroll along River Street to explore antique shops, brewpubs, and galleries housed in converted 100-year-old warehouses.
	Accommodation typeStay at Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Atlanta Perimeter Center, with Dates into March 2019 Hotel at a Glance: Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Atlanta Perimeter Center There’s a homey feel to these suites, located about 15 miles north of downtown Atlanta. Full kitchens complete with cookware let travelers avoid dining out for every meal. On cooler evenings, in-suite fireplaces warm the spaces as guests relax on their couches. Free breakfast starts the day with options such as waffles, fresh fruit, pastries, and hot items. Pet-friendly hotel: One pet weighing less than 25 pounds is welcome for additional fee (varies according to the number of nights). Ways to work out: There’s a gym with cardio equipment and free weights, plus an outdoor basketball court. What’s nearby: The hotel is about 1 mile from Perimeter Mall, whose 150 stores and restaurants include Sephora and Shake Shack. Atlanta, Georgia: Urban Parks and Renowned Aquarium in Capital of the South Named 1 of 50 Places of a Lifetime by National Geographic, Atlanta lies near the Chattahoochee River in Georgia’s northwest region known for its famed trees: magnolias, pines, and dogwoods. Despite a metropolitan population of more than five million and what is considered the world’s busiest airport by passenger count, Atlanta seems to always offer a relaxing escape. Stroll through the 185 acres of botanical gardens, hiking trails, and oaks at Piedmont Park, or study one of the country’s largest Civil War exhibitions at the Atlanta History Center. Anchored by historical Peachtree Street, the city’s midtown area boasts a thriving arts-and-culture scene. Opened in 1929, the Fox Theatre features imposing Egyptian architecture and a custom-made organ with a network of 3,622 pipes. Tours take place on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday. The High Museum of Art spotlights more than 12,000 pieces of contemporary and folk art, ranging from Renaissance paintings to photographs from the civil-rights era. Kids might better enjoy the Georgia Aquarium, located downtown at Centennial Olympic Park. One of the world’s largest aquariums with more than 8 million gallons of fresh and marine water and more than 100,000 animals, the aquarium is home to beluga whales, lionfish, whale sharks, bottlenose dolphins, and more.
	Accommodation typeStay at Wingate by Wyndham Atlanta Galleria/Ballpark, GA, with Dates into December Hotel at a Glance: Wingate by Wyndham Atlanta Galleria/Ballpark The Wingate by Wyndham Atlanta Galleria/Ballpark offers spacious, comfortable accommodations on the edge of the city. Start your day with waffles and choice of cereals at the complimentary hot breakfast buffet before taking a dip in the indoor pool. Next, head downtown to pet stingrays and take in a dolphin show at the Georgia Aquarium, or have a drink at the many bars and clubs in the Buckhead district. Go shopping at Cumberland Mall, located just blocks from the hotel. Squeeze in a workout at the hotel’s 24-hour fitness center. Within walking distance: numerous restaurants and bars See a show at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, located about 2 miles from the hotel. Atlanta, Georgia: Urban Parks and Renowned Aquarium in Capital of the South Named 1 of 50 Places of a Lifetime by National Geographic, Atlanta lies near the Chattahoochee River in Georgia’s northwest region known for its famed trees: magnolias, pines, and dogwoods. Despite a metropolitan population of more than five million and what is considered the world’s busiest airport by passenger count, Atlanta seems to always offer a relaxing escape. Stroll through the 185 acres of botanical gardens, hiking trails, and oaks at Piedmont Park, or study one of the country’s largest Civil War exhibitions at the Atlanta History Center. Anchored by historical Peachtree Street, the city’s midtown area boasts a thriving arts-and-culture scene. Opened in 1929, the Fox Theatre features imposing Egyptian architecture and a custom-made organ with a network of 3,622 pipes. Tours take place on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday. The High Museum of Art spotlights more than 12,000 pieces of contemporary and folk art, ranging from Renaissance paintings to photographs from the civil-rights era. Kids might better enjoy the Georgia Aquarium, located downtown at Centennial Olympic Park. One of the world’s largest aquariums with more than 8 million gallons of fresh and marine water and more than 100,000 animals, the aquarium is home to beluga whales, lionfish, whale sharks, bottlenose dolphins, and more.
	Accommodation typeStay at Forrest Hills Mountain Resort and Conference Center in Dahlonega, GA. Dates into January 2019. Hotel at a Glance: Forrest Hills Mountain Resort and Conference Center Spread out over 140 acres, Forrest Hills Mountain Resort and Conference Center is a secluded wilderness getaway. The family-owned-and-operated property offers cabins, rooms, and suites, some of which include kitchenettes, fireplaces, and hot tubs. Pamper yourself with an in-room massage or head down to the couples massage room. Sunday brunch: Experience southern comfort food during brunch in the onsite dining room every Sunday. Visit a gold museum: See gold nuggets and coins minted in Dahlonega at the nearby Dahlonega Gold Museum. Shop till you drop at North Georgia Premium Outlet in Dawsonville, which is just 20 minutes from the hotel. Horseback riding is available with Gold City Corral, located on site. Dahlonega, Georgia: Small-Town Retreat with Gold-Rush Past Dahlonega’s name comes from a Cherokee word meaning “gold” or “yellow,” and it’s a testament to the town’s rich past. In 1828, Dahlonega sprang up seemingly overnight when miners struck a rich vein of gold. You can see a 5-ounce gold nugget and rare gold coins at the Dahlonega Gold Museum, which is housed inside Georgia’s oldest courthouse, or pan for gold yourself at Crisson Gold Mine, located right in town. Downtown Dahlonega is full of boutiques and restaurants catering to all kinds of tastes. For further indulgence, hit the Dahlonega Wine Trail, whose five wineries offer tours, tastings, and spectacular views. Dahlonega is also within easy reach of the Appalachian Trail and Chattahoochee National Forest. It’s also just 20 miles from Amicalola Falls, one of the highest waterfalls east of the Mississippi.
	Accommodation type2-Night Stay for Two or Four at Nantahala Cabins in Bryson City, NC. Combine Multiple Nights. Property at a Glance: Nantahala Cabins For the traveler looking to get away from it all, Nantahala Cabins offers seclusion and tranquility amid one of America’s most scenic regions. Tucked alongside Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the cabins are 10 miles from the nearest towns, Bryson City and Nantahala. Various activities are available nearby, along with mountain biking and horseback riding. Choose your cabin: Customers can choose from 10 units. Cabin #6—the three-bedroom Wolf Den—offers space for up to eight people. Cabins #8 and #9 are two-bedroom, two-bath units with views of the mountains. For extra seclusion: Book the two-bedroom Edelweiss or Silvermine Hideaway cabins, located about 6 miles from the main office. In all units: full kitchens, satellite TV, wireless Internet, air conditioning, heating, porches, and picnic areas with fire pits In most units: hot tubs, fireplaces, and mountain views Distance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park: about 20 miles Bryson City, North Carolina: Small-Town Charm in Great Smoky Mountains The small town of Bryson City sits amid the woodsy slopes of the Great Smoky Mountains in southwestern North Carolina. The Tuckasegee River flows right through town, creating picturesque waterfalls and fishing holes teeming with rainbow and brook trout. On clear days, head a few miles north to catch a 360-degree view of the entire range from the 6,643-foot Clingmans Dome, the highest point of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. You can also tour the rugged wilderness by train—the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad runs year-round excursions in restored historic railroad cars that depart from Bryson City. In winter, the Cataloochee Ski Area opens 18 trails and slopes on its challenging downhill course. Once all the snow thaws, whitewater rafting and kayaking are popular at nearby Nantahala Gorge. All the while, downtown Bryson City charms visitors with antique shops, handcrafted pottery, and housemade chocolates.
	Accommodation type2-Night Stay for Four at The Cabins at Seven Foxes in the Foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, NC Hotel at a Glance: The Cabins at Seven Foxes When the time came for Marilyn Krone to name the cabins on her property, inspiration came relatively easy. “We knew we wanted a wildlife theme for the property,” she said. She named them after five animals that are native to the Blue Ridge Mountains: the raccoon, bear, squirrel, fox, and deer. The pet-friendly cabins are tucked in the woods on seven acres. Each private cabin has its own personality, but all have fully stocked kitchens, gas fireplaces, full satellite HDTV, DVD players, gas grills on the porch, and lots of outdoor space. Linens and paper supplies are also provided. Cabin close-up: The 1,200-square-foot Deer Lodge is the deluxe cabin perched on a hill overlooking Toxaway Mountain. It features a private outdoor hot tub, furnished front and back porches, and locally handmade furniture. Sip hot coffeeon a chilly morning, sitting on your private porch. Onsite fun includes a tree house, waterfall pond, pavilion, and a small creek with a gem mine area and swing area. Nearby waterfall: 411-foot-high Whitewater Falls. Hit the trails: More than 10,000 acres of state parks and national forests surround the cabins, and all of them have nice hiking, mountain biking, and skiing trails. These include: Blue Ridge Parkway, Pisgah National Forest, Gorges State Park, Dupont State Forest and Whitewater Falls (largest on the East Coast), and Sapphire Ski & tubing Resort in the winter. Transylvania County, North Carolina: Outdoor Recreation in the Blue Ridge Mountains More than 260 waterfalls flow in the mountains surrounding Transylvania County in western North Carolina. Whitewater Falls is one of the most accessible as well as one of the most impressive—at 411 feet, it’s the highest waterfall east of the Rockies. Hiking trails are also abundant here; 1,000 miles of them are scattered across Pisgah National Forest, DuPont State Recreational Forest, and Gorges State Park. For an especially scenic trek, hit the Bearwallow Valley Trail in Gorges. It leads to a 3,200-foot lookout where you can see mountain vistas stretching all the way to South Carolina.
	Accommodation typeStay at Kingwood Resort in Clayton, GA, with Dates into March 2019 Hotel at a Glance: Kingwood Resort The majesty of the Blue Ridge Mountains is on full display at northern Georgia’s Kingwood Resort. Each guest room has a private balcony looking out to the peaks, and floor-to-ceiling windows in the main dining room add the stellar scenery to mealtimes. Players will find even more great vantage points on the 18-hole golf course, where rolling greens are surrounded by tree-lined hillsides. In-room amenities include a mini fridge and free WiFi. Swimming and splashing in the indoor pool. Seasonal menus at the restaurant may feature dishes such as grilled salmon and bourbon pecan pie. Signature spa treatment: the Golfer’s Par 3, which includes a foot soak and a massage meant to improve golf swings. Relaxation awaits: Guests unwind in the hot tub and with time in the steam room and sauna. Staying fit: The resort has tennis courts as well as a gym with cardio equipment and free weights. Clayton, Georgia: Small Town in the Blue Ridge Mountains Clayton, Georgia, might be small—its population hovers around 2,000—but its landscape looms large. The city is part of the Nantahala National Forest, more than half a million acres with waterfalls, river gorges, and old-growth trees. It’s a natural playground where tourists come to go whitewater rafting or fly-fishing for trout on the Chattooga River and ride horseback on tree-lined trails fringed with wildflowers. Back in town, visitors step back in time at Clayton Pharmacy, where cola and strawberry drinks are poured from an old-fashioned soda fountain. Guests can also visit the Main Street Gallery to see works by local artists.
	Accommodation typeStay at Mountain Top Inn and Resort in Warm Springs, GA. Dates into June 2019. Property at a Glance: Mountain Top Inn and Resort Mountain Top Inn and Resort presides over Georgia’s F.D. Roosevelt State Park. The main lodge consists of three wood-trimmed buildings with porches and plenty of rocking chairs—ideal for relaxing and enjoying views of the nearby Pine Mountain. All lodge and inn rooms are a little different, but each one comes with free WiFi, a coffeemaker, a microwave, a mini-fridge, and satellite TV. For extra space: Choose a two-bedroom cabin, they line the woods surrounding the lodge and are equipped with linens and full kitchens. Many also have hot tubs, fireplaces, and porches. Take a hike on the 23-mile Pine Mountain Trail—the park’s most famous—which skirts past forests and the Wolfden Loop’s four waterfalls. Dine out at one of the many beautiful turn-of-the-century restaurants in historic downtown Warm Springs. Warm Springs and Pine Mountain, Georgia: Sprawling State Park and Gardens F.D. Roosevelt State Park—Georgia’s largest state park—unfurls across 9,000 rolling acres between the towns of Warm Springs and Pine Mountain, just 80 miles southwest of Atlanta. It’s named after the 32nd US president, who picnicked here and swam in the park’s warm springs in the 1920s to ease his polio-related aches and pains. You can tour the Little White House Historic Site, the vacation cottage where he stayed. Hike along the Pine Mountain Trail or go horseback riding via Roosevelt Stables; horse trails often wind past Lake Franklin and group camps built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. Just outside the park in Pine Mountain, you can bicycle through Callaway Gardens, zip line through the forest canopy, or tee off on one of its two 18-hole golf courses. Callaway Gardens also offers you a number of ways to connect with nature: watch raptors in flight during daily Birds of Prey shows, marvel at more than 1,000 butterflies flitting around the conservatory, and see seasonal plant displays in the horticultural center. Kids will enjoy Pine Mountain Wild Animal Safari Park, a drive-thru safari home to lions, tigers, monkeys, and giraffes. After a day of outdoor adventure, head to downtown Pine Mountain or Warm Springs to shop for antiques and collectibles.
	Accommodation typeStay with Optional Breakfast Credit at The Ridges Resort & Marina in Northern Georgia. Dates into March 2019. Hotel at a Glance: The Ridges Resort & Marina The Ridges Resort sits on the shores of Lake Chatuge, surrounded by the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains. Its setting and agreeable climate make it a popular place for outdoor activities year-round, with a full-service marina, plus pontoon boats, kayaks, and canoes. You can also go fishing off the lakefront pier or hike the nearby Appalachian Trail. Where you’ll stay: Resort-view rooms feature private balconies and flat-screen TVs. Get cozy and eat some marshmallows by the outdoor fire pit. Fuel up for the day: Select option of this Getaway includes a $25 breakfast credit, per stay. Lake Chatuge, Georgia: Hiking and Fishing amid Blue Ridge Forest Located about two hours from Atlanta, The Ridges Resort & Marina is sandwiched between the Nantahala and Chattahoochee National Forests. It’s a fine spot to go hiking or mountain biking, and you can access a number of scenic trails within 5 miles of the resort. If you walk up to the summit of Brasstown Bald, Georgia’s highest peak, you can see four states—Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, and North Carolina. You can also fish for trout in the nearby Hiwassee River any time of year. In the nearby town of Hiawassee, charming galleries and stores display quilts and crafts by local artists and artisans. A handful of wineries in the area offer samples in intimate countryside tasting rooms.
	Accommodation typeStay at Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Macon, with Dates into March Hotel at a Glance: Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Macon Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Macon is a great home base for exploring the best of what the city has to offer. From the hotel’s convenient location along I-75, visitors are just a 15-minute drive from one of Macon’s most popular attractions: the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame. The country’s largest sports museum, the 43,000-square-foot space is home to more than 3,000 artifacts. Start your day with a free continental breakfast. Grab a workout at the hotel’s fitness center. Cherry Blossom Festival: Each March, Macon celebrates the blooming of its more than 300,000 Yoshino cherry trees. “City Within a Park”: Macon earned this moniker thanks to places like Coleman Hill Park, which boasts a 64-foot-long concrete slide. Macon, Georgia: Quaint and Historic Town in Central Georgia Macon was founded in 1806 as Fort Benjamin Hawkins, and was a major stronghold for the Confederates in the Civil War. Unlike some other Confederate strongholds, though, many Macon buildings were spared during General Sherman’s Civil War-era march to the sea—Macon has more than 6,000 historic structures on the National Register of Historic Places. One such building is the Hay House, an Italian Renaissance Revival-style villa erected in 1859. Take a one-hour guided tour to learn more about the three prominent Georgian families who called the estate home over the years. Macon is also home to the first college in the world chartered to grant degrees to women: Wesleyan College.
	Accommodation type1- or 2-Night Stay for Two or Eight at Nantahala Village in Bryson City, NC. Combine Up to 6 Nights. Hotel at a Glance: Nantahala Village Nantahala Village’s lodge, cottages, and log cabins occupy their own secluded tree-lined paths in the Great Smoky Mountains. It’s a peaceful setting, but close to heart-pounding outdoor adventures that include zipline canopy tours, rafting on the Nantahala River, and mountain hiking just outside the resort. Guests can take in the scenery more passively at the onsite Bistro, where dining affords views of distant, mist-veiled mountains. Mountain suites have full kitchens and some have the added luxury of a fireplace and deck. Fireplace suites all have indoor and outdoor fireplaces. Start the day right with the included bagged breakfast to go. Lake Fontana has over 240 miles of shoreline and clear waters perfect for relaxing or recreation Bryson City, North Carolina: Small-Town Charm in Great Smoky Mountains The small town of Bryson City sits amid the woodsy slopes of the Great Smoky Mountains in southwestern North Carolina. The Tuckasegee River flows right through town, creating picturesque waterfalls and fishing holes teeming with rainbow and brook trout. On clear days, head a few miles north to catch a 360-degree view of the entire range from the 6,643-foot Clingmans Dome, the highest point of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. You can also tour the rugged wilderness by train—the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad runs year-round excursions in restored historic railroad cars that depart from Bryson City. In winter, the Cataloochee Ski Area opens 18 trails and slopes on its challenging downhill course. Once all the snow thaws, whitewater rafting and kayaking are popular at nearby Nantahala Gorge. All the while, downtown Bryson City charms visitors with antique shops, handcrafted pottery, and housemade chocolates.
	Accommodation typeStay at Best Western Riverside Inn in Macon, GA, with Dates into January 2019 Hotel at a Glance: Best Western Riverside Inn The Best Western is about a five-minute drive from downtown Macon’s restaurants and shops. After exploring the city, guests can wind down with drinks at the hotel’s cocktail lounge. Slot machines and pool and foosball tables keep patrons entertained. Free breakfast lets travelers fill up on options like fruit and eggs. In every room: a microwave and a mini fridge, plus free WiFi Pet-friendly digs: Pets weighing up to 80 pounds are welcome for $20 each per night. Macon, Georgia: Quaint and Historic Town in Central Georgia Macon was founded in 1806 as Fort Benjamin Hawkins, and was a major stronghold for the Confederates in the Civil War. Unlike some other Confederate strongholds, though, many Macon buildings were spared during General Sherman’s Civil War-era march to the sea—Macon has more than 6,000 historic structures on the National Register of Historic Places. One such building is the Hay House, an Italian Renaissance Revival-style villa erected in 1859. Take a one-hour guided tour to learn more about the three prominent Georgian families who called the estate home over the years. Macon is also home to the first college in the world chartered to grant degrees to women: Wesleyan College.
	Accommodation type2-Night Stay for Two in Cabin with Activities at Whitewater Express - Ocoee in Copperhill, TN. Combine Multiple Nights. Property at a Glance: Whitewater Express - Ocoee Despite what you may infer from the name, there isn’t adventure at every turn on the grounds of Whitewater Express’ Ocoee camp. Sure, the sprawling property acts as the launching point for thrilling whitewater trips down the eponymous Ocoee River, one of the most rafted waterways in the country for its 5-mile stretch of rapids that wends alongside sheer cliff walls and indigenous wildlife. But it’s also known for its cozy, well-equipped cabins, which were built with native logs that emanate a peacefully rustic, back-to-nature vibe. Go for a ride on the river: This voucher includes a whitewater rafting trip for two down the Middle Ocoee section of the river, whose class III and IV rapids slalom through the picture-worthy Ocoee River gorge. Keep the adrenaline going with one of the camp’s many non-rafting activities, including paintball, a high-ropes challenge course, mountain biking, and horseback riding. One activity is included with this voucher. Have your camera ready to snap pics of the breathtaking Appalachian mountains surrounding the more than 225-acre property. Fill downtime with disc golf at the onsite 18-hole course, which is open and free to play for all guests.
	Accommodation typeStay at Baymont by Wyndham Helen, GA. Dates into March 2019. Hotel at a Glance: Baymont by Wyndham Helen With its Tudor-style wood timbering and pitched roofs, Baymont by Wyndham Helen blends in seamlessly with Helen’s signature Bavarian architecture. The quaint, old-fashioned exterior belies the modern amenities inside, which include free WiFi, flat-screen HDTVs, and mini-fridges in every room. Fuel up for the day with a free breakfast. Share vacation pictures with ease when you hop on the inn’s free WiFi network. Explore the town: a walk down Main Street takes about 15 minutes, and you can admire Helen’s German-inspired architecture along the way. Go hiking in Unicoi State Park. The edge of the property is just across the Chattahoochee River from the inn, and a 12-minute car trip will take you to the visitors’ center. Helen, Georgia: Replica Bavarian Village Surrounded by the Appalachians In 1968, the townspeople of Helen, Georgia—a struggling sawmill town in the Blue Ridge Mountains—hatched a dramatic plan to reinvigorate the economy and boost tourism. Led by local business owners and artists, Helen adopted a German identity, complete with cobblestone alleys, timber-frame cottages, and Old-World towers. Ever since, the town has thrived as a Bavarian-style village, now welcoming nearly two million visitors a year. Several festivals take place in the town every year, most notably a hot-air balloon race, a German-style Mardi Gras, and an eight-week-long Oktoberfest. Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Helen is also home to some incredible countryside scenery. Unicoi State Park and Lodge contains trout streams, mountain-biking trails, and a freshwater lake. The Appalachian National Scenic Trail passes nearby, and the Anna Ruby Falls drop off in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest. The area’s natural setting lends itself to scenic outdoor activities, including tubing down the Chattahoochee River.
	Accommodation type1-, 2-, or 3-Night Stay for Two w/ Wine Tastings and Strawberries at Henson Cove Place Bed & Breakfast in Hiawassee, GA Property at a Glance: Henson Cove Place Bed & Breakfast Henson Cove Place Bed & Breakfast gives guests a peaceful retreat with thoughtful details. The three-room inn sits on more than an acre of land facing mountains and a horse pasture. Photographs decorating the inside and flower gardens sprouting outside are the handiwork of co-owner Mariah Nugent, who collaborates with husband Dave to cook up each morning’s breakfast. Gourmet breakfast may include dishes such as frittata and fruit-topped soufflés. Included with this package: double-dipped strawberries and two wine tastings at area vineyards, along with 10% discounts at Chunky Gal Stables and Hawg Wild BBQ and Catfish House. Daily afternoon snacks and complimentary beverages available. Mountain-view room: The rustic wood-paneled room is across from a private bath with an antique claw-foot tub. Rainy’s Hideaway provides extra seclusion with its separate entrance and location on the second floor. Things to do: The nearby Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds host festivals much of the year, as well as concerts from the likes of Lynard Skynard, Alison Krauss, and Luke Bryan. Lake Chatuge, Georgia: Hiking and Fishing amid Chattahoochee National Forest Located about 120 miles northeast of Atlanta, Lake Chatuge is sandwiched between the Nantahala and Chattahoochee National Forests. It’s a fine area to go boating and fishing all year long, and to hike a portion of the Appalachian Trail. A trek to the summit of Brasstown Bald, Georgia’s highest peak, rewards hikers with views of four states. In the nearby town of Hiawassee, charming galleries and stores display quilts and crafts by local artists and artisans. Henson Cove is also on the Georgia Wine Highway with access to multiple area vineyards. All wineries in the region offer samples of Georgia Mountain wines in intimate countryside tasting rooms.
	Accommodation typeStay at Super 8 by Wyndham Byron/South Macon in Georgia. Dates into April 2019. Hotel at a Glance: Super 8 by Wyndham Byron/South Macon The Super 8 gives guests a comfortable spot to rest up when visiting central Georgia. Rooms are outfitted with microwaves and mini fridges, as well as free WiFi. The hotel’s free continental breakfast helps kick-start mornings with options such as waffles and yogurt. Recent praise: 2018 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Where to eat: The hotel is within a five-minute walk of about a dozen restaurants, including spots for pizza and burgers. Things to do in Byron: Strolls along East and West Heritage Streets downtown reveal 19th- and early 20th-century homes and businesses. Things to do near Byron: touring the Museum of Aviation at Robins Air Force Base or catching a concert, musical, or classic movie at Grand Opera House in Macon
	Accommodation typeStay at Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center, GA, with Dates into February 2019 Hotel at a Glance: Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center Located in downtown Atlanta’s Centennial Park District, the AAA Four-Diamond Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center is connected to the 24-hour news network’s world headquarters and directly across from Centennial Olympic Park. The closest hotel to the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, this four-star luxury property exemplifies posh with an impressive marble lobby and floor-to-ceiling windows. Within walking distance: Georgia Aquarium and World of Coca-Cola museum Where you’ll stay: Deluxe rooms offer sweeping views of the skyline and Centennial Olympic Park. Upscale American cuisine is served in the hotel’s Prime Meridian restaurant. Pool with a view: The heated outdoor pool on the sixth floor overlooks the CNN Center and is available year-round. Recharge with a hot-stone or aromatherapy massage at the onsite Serenity Spa. Press accolades: The hotel is a 2016 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence winner. US News & World Report notes that “while recent guests applaud the central location…and added amenities, they save most of their praise for the property’s friendly employees.” Atlanta, Georgia: Urban Parks and Renowned Aquarium in Capital of the South Named 1 of 50 Places of a Lifetime by National Geographic, Atlanta lies near the Chattahoochee River in Georgia’s northwest region known for its famed trees: magnolias, pines, and dogwoods. Despite a metropolitan population of more than five million and what is considered the world’s busiest airport by passenger count, Atlanta seems to always offer a relaxing escape. Stroll through the 185 acres of botanical gardens, hiking trails, and oaks at Piedmont Park, or study one of the country’s largest Civil War exhibitions at the Atlanta History Center. Anchored by historical Peachtree Street, the city’s midtown area boasts a thriving arts-and-culture scene. Opened in 1929, the Fox Theatre features imposing Egyptian architecture and a custom-made organ with a network of 3,622 pipes. Tours take place on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday. The High Museum of Art spotlights more than 12,000 pieces of contemporary and folk art, ranging from Renaissance paintings to photographs from the civil-rights era. Kids might better enjoy the Georgia Aquarium, located downtown at Centennial Olympic Park. One of the world’s largest aquariums with more than 8 million gallons of fresh and marine water and more than 100,000 animals, the aquarium is home to beluga whales, lionfish, whale sharks, bottlenose dolphins, and more.
	Accommodation typeStay with Activity Credit at Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa in Young Harris, GA. November 23, 2018 through March 15, 2019 Hotel at a Glance: Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa There are many ways to enjoy this rural resort, which is tucked amid the Blue Ridge Mountains of northern Georgia. To give you a taste of its many amenities, this Getaway comes with daily resort credit. Play a round on the 18-hole golf course, weave through forests and fields on a horseback trail ride, or indulge in a massage. Where you’ll stay: Rooms reflect the surrounding woodland scenery with handcrafted elegant furniture. Fireside dining: Try seared sea scallops or a Georgian trout with roasted almonds at two restaurants. Get moving: Hike a portion of the resort’s 9-mile trail network, then go swimming in the outdoor/indoor pool. Young Harris, Georgia: Year-Round Outdoor Recreation with a Scenic Mountain Backdrop The wooded landscape around Young Harris is rife with gorgeous waterfalls, mountain trails, and places for rafting and kayaking. Brasstown Bald, Georgia’s highest peak at 4,784 feet, offers views of four states (Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee) from its summit, and year-round trout fishing in the Hiawassee River nets tasty catches in a peaceful setting. For a taste of civilization, head to Young Harris and Hiawassee, where you’ll find art galleries, restaurants, and cinemas.
	Accommodation type2-Night Stay for Two or Four in a One- or Two-Bedroom Cabin at Mountain Vista Log Cabins in Bryson City, NC Property at a Glance: Mountain Vista Log Cabins To prepare for winter in the Great Smoky Mountains during the mid-19th century, frontier families constructed tiny log cabins to shelter them from the heavy snow; they rarely ventured outdoors until springtime. Today, the Mountain Vista Log Cabins are settled in the same secluded area, where they serve as base camps for visitors to explore the winter landscape. Families can ski and hike throughout the Smokies, then retire to these charming properties in the mountains just outside Bryson City. Rustic decor: wood-paneled walls, thick quilts, and heavy wood furniture Cook up a storm in your full-size kitchen or, if the weather’s nice, on a barbecue grill. Cozy up to an old-fashioned fireplace on chilly nights. Relax with a soak in the private hot tub. Stargaze on the porch or just enjoy the scenery. Bryson City, North Carolina: Small-Town Charm in Great Smoky Mountains The small town of Bryson City sits amid the woodsy slopes of the Great Smoky Mountains in southwestern North Carolina. The Tuckasegee River flows right through town, creating picturesque waterfalls and fishing holes teeming with rainbow and brook trout. On clear days, head a few miles north to catch a 360-degree view of the entire range from the 6,643-foot Clingmans Dome, the highest point of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. You can also tour the rugged wilderness by train—the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad runs year-round excursions in restored historic railroad cars that depart from Bryson City. In winter, the Cataloochee Ski Area opens 18 trails and slopes on its challenging downhill course. Once all the snow thaws, whitewater rafting and kayaking are popular at nearby Nantahala Gorge. All the while, downtown Bryson City charms visitors with antique shops, handcrafted pottery, and housemade chocolates.
	Accommodation typeStay at Highland Manor Inn in Townsend, TN, with Dates into March 2019 Hotel At a Glance: Highland Manor Inn The Highland Manor Inn is a two-minute drive from the Western entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on the “Peaceful Side of the Smokies.” The inn provides a comfy place to call home as you explore the natural wonders of the Smokies. Innkeepers Don and Sandy Headrick have operated the inn for 36 years and have given it several homey touches, from baking in-house muffins to loaning coffee pots if you’d like to make coffee in your room. Dig in to the free continental breakfast, which includes English muffins, hard-boiled eggs, bagels, cream cheese, peanut butter, jelly, cereals, pastries, and a variety of homemade muffins. Beverages include juice, hot chocolate, tea, and coffee. Stroll the grounds and admire the views of the Great Smoky Mountains Hang out on your private terrace or balcony and watch the sun come up Things to do: Explore the area and its sight-seeing opportunities through natural activities, ranging from hikes and horseback riding along the local trails to fishing and biking with friends and family. Great Smoky Mountains National Park is 2 miles from the inn Distance to Gatlinburg: You’re just 22 miles from the more commercialized tourist towns and 15 miles to Pigeon Forge. Townsend, Tennessee: Peaceful Entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains Townsend’s nickname is “The Peaceful Side of the Smokies.” This tiny town (population 400) in eastern Tennessee has the least-busy entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, with more than 500,000 acres of protected forests, hiking trails, and picturesque streams. Here, you’ll find none of the kitsch and tourist-geared trappings of Gatlinburg, another of the park’s main entrances. Instead, you’ll find a few local restaurants and stunning mountain views at every turn. Plus, the Foothills Parkway has just opened from Walland into Wears Valley, sporting its own breathtaking views. Head to the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center in Townsend, a museum that documents the area’s history, to see a hand-built log cabin and Native American artifacts, as well as shows at the outdoor theater. For more of a local look, visit the Little River Railroad and Lumber Museum, where you can see the history of the area in action, and includes indoor and outdoor exhibits. If you’re in the mood to get out of town, visit the nearby theme parks and other attractions that provide hours of entertainment.
	Accommodation typeStay at GuestHouse Inn Pigeon Forge,TN. Dates into December. Hotel at a Glance: GuestHouse Inn Pigeon Forge Cowboy hats and painted-on jeans aren’t required at the GuestHouse Inn Pigeon Forge, but they’ll certainly help you fit in. The inn is near the glitz-and-glam epicenter of Tennessee—Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede is right down the street, and Dollywood is just a few miles away. Take a hike through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The park headquarters and several trailheads are about 10 miles away. Fuel up for a long day: The inn’s continental breakfast includes staples such as coffee and pastries, along with make-your-own Belgian waffles and three flavors of grits. Dining options aplenty: Themed restaurants, diners, and pancake houses pepper the parkway that runs past the hotel. Pigeon Forge, Tennessee: Family-Friendly Attractions in the Great Smoky Mountains Though it’s secluded in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is home to some quirky destinations, including Dollywood, a Titanic museum that looks just like the famed ocean liner from the outside, and an interactive children’s museum housed in an upside-down three-story building. In Pigeon Forge’s historical town center, a cluster of old-fashioned specialty shops and restaurants forms the Old Mill Square along the Little Pigeon River. Inside the mill, a pair of 4,600-pound granite stones has been grinding grain since the early 1800s.
	Accommodation typeStay at Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Knoxville in Tennessee, with Dates into February 2019 Hotel at a Glance: Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Knoxville If you like to pair outdoor adventures with big-city attractions, consider Knoxville and the Great Smoky Mountains. This hotel puts you within 40 miles of the national park and just 10 miles from downtown Knoxville, where you can dive into the town’s bluegrass scene, try its famous biscuits, and visit the iconic Sunsphere. Where you’ll stay: Spacious guest rooms feature free WiFi and beds swathed in signature bedding. Most important meal of the day: Guests can start their day with hotel’s complimentary breakfast spread including a selection of hot dishes. Many restaurants and shops are within walking distance of the hotel. Stuff to do: Catch a show at the Clarence Brown Theatre or lock eyes with a western lowland gorilla at the Knoxville Zoo. Knoxville, Tennessee: College Town near the Great Smoky Mountains The Tennessee River cuts right through the middle of Knoxville, and along its banks lies one of the cornerstones of the city: the University of Tennessee campus. The university’s football team, the Tennessee Volunteers (or “Vols”), has won six national championships since their first season in 1891. They play right on campus in Neyland Stadium, a beast of a venue that can hold more than 100,000 fans. Not to be outdone, the women’s basketball team has won eight national championships and are a perennial powerhouse. It’s largely thanks to the Lady Vols’ success that Knoxville was chosen as the site for the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame. But there’s more to Knoxville than its fabled athletic programs. In 1982, it hosted the World’s Fair, which produced perhaps the city’s most recognizable landmark: the Sunsphere, a giant, shimmering golden ball on top of a tower. From World’s Fair Park downtown, you can walk to Market Square, which features boutiques, restaurants, and a seasonal farmers’ market. A few blocks away, the opulent Tennessee Theatre hosts musical acts, touring Broadway shows, and classic films.
	Accommodation typeStay at Mill House Lodge in Flat Rock, NC, with Dates into February 2019 Property at a Glance: Mill House Lodge Even after winter strips the Blue Ridge Mountains of their celebrated fall foliage, Mill House Lodge maintains a scenic woodland setting. The lodge’s buildings ring around Jordans Lake, which cascades into a waterfall as it pours over the property’s dam. Home-cooked meals: Rooms and suites are outfitted with kitchenettes or full kitchens. Country style: Some units have details such as fireplaces and pull-out sofas. Behind the name: The original building was part of a mill that produced corn and wheat goods for the Carolinas starting in 1830. Things to do near Flat Rock: Visit the Carl Sandburg Home, downtown Hendersonville or historic downtown Flat Rock, all within a few miles. Shop in downtown Asheville and tour the 250-room Biltmore House. Hike to nearby waterfalls like Pearson Falls, Looking Glass Falls, Hooker Falls, Triple Falls, High Falls, and many more. Or, visit the scenic Chimney Rock State Park, Lake Lure, or Jump-Off Rock before catching a play at the Flat Rock Playhouse. Flat Rock, North Carolina: Grand Estates and Scenic Parks Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains is Flat Rock, a village listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its large number of Old South antebellum manors. The stately home where poet Carl Sandburg spent the last two decades of his life is located right off Flat Rock’s main highway. To the north, in Asheville, is the palatial [Biltmore Estate, George Vanderbilt’s private estate. Dubbed America’s largest home, the Biltmore House features 250 rooms and gardens designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. Two national forests and Chimney Rock State Park are within driving distance, so visitors can hike mountain trails crisscrossing the countryside. A popular day-trip destination is Great Smoky Mountains National Park, home to miles of walking trails and a thriving black-bear population. Things to do near Flat Rock: Adventurist guests—when they’re not canoeing, paddle boating, fishing on the private lake, or picnicing on the expansive green lawn—they shuffle through art galleries and shops in the Historic Village of Flat Rock. Before dining and seeing a show at the Playhouse, they visit the home of the beloved Pulitzer Prize winning poet, Carl Sandburg. In downtown Hendersonville, just a short 3.5 mile drive away, they stroll the charming walkways of Main Street, share a pint of craft brew over live music, and dine at a partnering restaurant for 10% off their bill. Hikers take to the lush trails of Pearson Falls, DuPont State Forest, and the Looking Glass Falls, walking beside the misty fall. History-lovers visit the castle-like Biltmore Estate and enjoy the lively Asheville scene. Movie-lovers, after stopping off to see Chimney Rock State Park along the way, visit the shooting grounds of Dirty Dancing at Lake Lure.
	Accommodation typeStay at Wingate by Wyndham Greenville Airport in South Carolina, with Dates into January 2019 Hotel at a Glance: Wingate by Wyndham Greenville Airport The newly remodeled Wingate by Wyndham Greenville Airport is a stone’s throw from the Blue Ridge Mountains and about a 20-minute drive from downtown Greenville, which Forbes named one of the best downtown areas in America. The hotel is also about the same distance from BMW’s Zentrum Museum and Bon Secours Wellness Arena, which hosts concerts and hockey games. Free continental breakfast includes scrambled eggs, fresh fruit, and waffles. Comfy guest rooms are outfitted with microwaves and mini fridges, as well as free WiFi. Free shuttle to and from Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport and around the area Where to eat: There are more than a dozen restaurants within walking distance, from sandwich shops to a steakhouse. Greenville, South Carolina: Booming Downtown and Natural Beauty in the Upcountry Red maples and willow oaks fringe Greenville’s historic downtown, creating a lush canopy over Main Street. This idyllic setting serves as the backdrop to a roster of outdoor concerts, art festivals, and cycling races throughout the year; all the activity helped earn it a mention in Outside magazine’s Best Towns list of 2013. Dine alfresco at a gastropub or shop at locally owned toy stores and boutiques to take in more of the thriving downtown, or visit the world’s largest public collection of Andrew Wyeth watercolors at the Greenville County Museum of Art. A short stroll from downtown lies Falls Park on the Reedy, where a pair of waterfalls spill into the Reedy River. You’ll get the best view of the falls from Liberty Bridge. From here, you can hop on the 22-mile Swamp Rabbit Trail for a leisurely bike ride; borrow one from the citywide bicycle-sharing program, or walk. Keep an eye out for wildlife, as it’s not unusual to spot lizards, squirrels, and birds.
	Accommodation typeStay at Glenstone Lodge in Gatlinburg, TN, with Dates into March 2019 Hotel at a Glance: Glenstone Lodge The Glenstone Lodge is situated in the heart of Gatlinburg, and within walking distance to all of the most popular Gatlinburg attractions, distilleries, shops and restaurants. Great for visitors who are ready to experience all that Gatlinburg has to offer, the Glenstone Lodge is just a short distance away from fantastic attractions and outdoor destinations including fishing, golfing, biking, horseback riding, skiing, shopping, Rocky Top Sports World, a AA baseball team and theme parks. Homey guest rooms welcome travelers with cozy furnishings and contemporary amenities, including flat-screen TVs, mini fridges, and coffeemakers. Start the morning right with a trip to the Mountain Trail Cafe for breakfast. Hone your short game on the indoor putting green. Splash around in the two-level indoor pool tucked inside a tropical atrium. Take the Trolley: The Gatlinburg Trolley stops at all of the bustling mountain town’s major attractions, including Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies, the Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community, and an aerial cable-car tramway. Gatlinburg, Tennessee: Charming Artists’ Village amid Great Smoky Mountains Gatlinburg rests near Tennessee’s eastern border, less than 3 miles from Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Here, you can hike more than 100 trails that wind past waterfalls and pioneer-era log cabins tucked deep within densely forested mountains. Or, take a bicycle ride on the 11-mile loop through Cades Cove, a broad valley of open meadows where you can see deer, black bears, and wild turkeys. Clingmans Dome, the park’s highest point of elevation at 6,643 feet, is a great place to catch the sunset. Gatlinburg’s main attraction is probably the artists’ loop. It comprises more than 100 craft shops, studios, and cafés, and you can watch artisans as they hand weave baskets and whittle wooden figurines. Downtown Gatlinburg itself is a mountain village filled with old-fashioned ice-cream shops and boutiques selling housemade jams and decorative gewgaws.
	Accommodation typeStay at Sidney James Mountain Lodge in Gatlinburg, TN, with Dates into December Hotel at a Glance: Sidney James Mountain Lodge The Sidney James Mountain Lodge has something for every season. When it’s chilly, a trolley takes guests to local ski resorts. Warm-weather days can be spent at the two seasonal outdoor pools—and their poolside cafe—or within the adjacent Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Creekside double rooms are the property’s newest units; suites have jetted tubs. Take a dip in the heated indoor pool. Break a sweat in the lodge’s exercise room or sauna. Mountaintop activities such as wildlife encounters and aerial tram rides await at the Ober Gatlinburg Amusement Park and Ski Area. Touch a stingray at Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies, which also has a shark lagoon and penguin playhouse. The aquarium is less than a mile away from the resort. Gatlinburg, Tennessee: Charming Artists’ Village amid Great Smoky Mountains Gatlinburg rests near Tennessee’s eastern border, less than 3 miles from Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Here, you can hike more than 100 trails that wind past waterfalls and pioneer-era log cabins tucked deep within densely forested mountains. Or, take a bicycle ride on the 11-mile loop through Cades Cove, a broad valley of open meadows where you can see deer, black bears, wild turkeys, and vacationing college mascots. Clingmans Dome, the park’s highest point of elevation at 6,643 feet, is a great place to catch the sunset. Gatlinburg’s main attraction is probably the artists’ loop. It comprises more than 100 craft shops, studios, and cafés, and you can watch artisans as they hand weave baskets and whittle wooden figurines. Downtown Gatlinburg itself is a mountain village filled with old-fashioned ice-cream shops and boutiques selling housemade jams and decorative gewgaws.
	Accommodation type1- or 2-Night Stay for Two with Optional Romance Package at The Foxtrot Bed and Breakfast in Gatlinburg, TN Hotel at a Glance: The Foxtrot Bed and Breakfast Rolling evergreen forests and rugged mountains stretch as far as the eye can see at The Foxtrot Bed and Breakfast, which sits near the edge of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The cedar-and-stone bed and breakfast has particularly nice views of Mount LeConte, which is the park’s third-highest peak at more than 6,500 feet. Hit the slopes: Nearby Ober Gatlinburg is scheduled to open for skiing in early to mid-December. Professional chefs prepare a three-course breakfast each morning and teach cooking classes from January to March. In-room amenities: bathrobes, free WiFi, and complimentary soda and water Cozy up with a book: Guests can pull up an overstuffed armchair and read by the fireplace in the library. Up the romance factor with a sparkling cider and chocolate-covered strawberries, included with select options of this Getaway. Gatlinburg, Tennessee: Charming Artists’ Village amid Great Smoky Mountains Gatlinburg rests near Tennessee’s eastern border, less than 3 miles from Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Here, you can hike more than 100 trails that wind past waterfalls and pioneer-era log cabins tucked deep within densely forested mountains. Or, take a bicycle ride on the 11-mile loop through Cades Cove, a broad valley of open meadows where you can see deer, black bears, and wild turkeys. Clingmans Dome, the park’s highest point of elevation at 6,643 feet, is a great place to catch the sunset. Gatlinburg’s main attraction is probably the artists’ loop. It comprises more than 100 craft shops, studios, and cafés, and you can watch artisans as they hand weave baskets and whittle wooden figurines. Downtown Gatlinburg itself is a mountain village filled with old-fashioned ice-cream shops and boutiques selling housemade jams and decorative gewgaws.
	Accommodation type3-Night Stay for Up to 12 at Mountain Air Cabin Rentals in Greater Pigeon Forge, TN. Combine Up to 6 Nights. Cabins at a Glance: Mountain Air Cabin Rentals Located in the shadow of the Great Smoky Mountains, the aptly named Mountain Air Cabin Rentals provide convenient and well-equipped cabins spread across Pigeon Forge and its surrounding communities. Indoor jetted tubs in units such as the one-bedroom Sugar Plum Fully equipped kitchens: All cabins have them. A free breakfast at Reagan’s House of Pancakes is included with your stay (hours of operation vary). Discounted offers for food, entertainment, and attractions are available. Click here for additional information on the cabins. Pigeon Forge, Tennessee: Family-Friendly Attractions in the Great Smoky Mountains Though it’s secluded in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is home to some quirky destinations, including Dollywood, a Titanic museum that looks just like the famed ocean liner from the outside, and an interactive children’s museum housed in an upside-down three-story building. In Pigeon Forge’s historical town center, a cluster of old-fashioned specialty shops and restaurants forms the Old Mill Square along the Little Pigeon River. Inside the mill, a pair of 4,600-pound granite stones has been grinding grain since the early 1800s.
	Accommodation typeStay at Island Drive Lodge in Pigeon Forge, TN, with Dates into April 2019 Hotel at a Glance: Island Drive Lodge Island Drive Lodge lies in Pigeon Forge, a resort town at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains. Nearby attractions include Dollywood’s dinner show, Dolly’s Stampede, and their new attraction Dolly’s Smoky Mountain Adventures. Other options include the Titanic Museum Attraction, and all the shops and restaurants of The Island entertainment complex. Complimentary breakfast served each morning, including waffles, and biscuits and gravy. Where you’ll stay: Spacious guest rooms feature mini-refrigerators, coffeemakers, microwaves, and free WiFi. Across the street: The Island, an outdoor entertainment, shopping, and dining center with a 200-foot-tall Ferris wheel Distance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park: 9 miles Pigeon Forge, Tennessee: Family-Friendly Attractions in the Great Smoky Mountains Though it’s secluded in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is home to some quirky destinations, including Dollywood, a Titanic museum that looks just like the famed ocean liner from the outside, and an interactive children’s museum housed in an upside-down three-story building. In Pigeon Forge’s historical town center, a cluster of old-fashioned specialty shops and restaurants forms the Old Mill Square along the Little Pigeon River. Inside the mill, a pair of 4,600-pound granite stones has been grinding grain since the early 1800s.
	Accommodation type3-Night Stay for Up to 16 in Condo or Cabin at Alpine Mountain Chalets in Pigeon Forge, TN. Combine Up to 6 Nights. Hotel at a Glance: Alpine Mountain Chalets Spread out among Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, the cabins of Alpine Mountain Chalets charm visitors with a rustic vibe that mirrors the forest surroundings. You’ll feel secluded amid eastern Tennessee’s scenic wilderness, and you’ll be only a short drive from Great Smoky Mountains National Park. For any size party: One- to five-bedroom cabins accommodate anywhere from 2 to 16 people. Onsite amenities vary depending on the property, but many feature outdoor hot tubs, home-theater systems, private patios, WiFi, and swimming pool access. Within a short drive of WonderWorks and TopJump Trampoline Park. Pigeon Forge, Tennessee: Family-Friendly Attractions in the Great Smoky Mountains Though it’s secluded in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is home to some quirky destinations, including Dollywood, a Titanic museum that looks just like the famed ocean liner from the outside, and an interactive children’s museum housed in an upside-down three-story building. In Pigeon Forge’s historical town center, a cluster of old-fashioned specialty shops and restaurants forms the Old Mill Square along the Little Pigeon River. Inside the mill, a pair of 4,600-pound granite stones has been grinding grain since the early 1800s.
	Accommodation type2- or 3-Night Stay for Up to 12 in a Cabin at Elk Springs Resort in Gatlinburg, TN. Combine Up to 18 Nights. Resort at a Glance: Elk Springs Resort What began as Gatlinburg’s small artists’ loop became an 8-mile-long arts-and-crafts haven for weavers, whittlers, and glassblowers. Elk Springs Resort sits in the midst of this creative hub. It’s a private 68-acre estate dotted with luxury log cabins offering rustic decor and contemporary amenities. One-, two-, three-, four-, and five-bedroom cabins each sleep at least two guests. Furnishings nod to the resort’s native cedars and hemlocks with woodsy accents such as hardwood floors and bed frames made from finished tree branches. Spy on the Smokies: Most units have good views of the mountains, including some with outdoor decks and patios. Mountain luxury: Depending on the unit, you may spend some time soaking in a hot tub, playing games on pool tables, or enjoying other amenities. Party time: Four- and five-bedroom cabins can accommodate up to 14 guests. Gatlinburg, Tennessee: Charming Artists’ Village amid Great Smoky Mountains Gatlinburg rests near Tennessee’s eastern border, less than 3 miles from Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Here, you can hike more than 100 trails that wind past waterfalls and pioneer-era log cabins tucked deep within densely forested mountains. Or, take a bicycle ride on the 11-mile loop through Cades Cove, a broad valley of open meadows where you can see deer, black bears, and wild turkeys. Clingmans Dome, the park’s highest point of elevation at 6,643 feet, is a great place to catch the sunset. Gatlinburg’s main attraction is probably the artists’ loop. It comprises more than 100 craft shops, studios, and cafés, and you can watch artisans as they hand weave baskets and whittle wooden figurines. Downtown Gatlinburg itself is a mountain village filled with old-fashioned ice-cream shops and boutiques selling housemade jams and decorative gewgaws.
	Accommodation typeStay at The Ramsey Hotel & Convention Center in Pigeon Forge, TN, with Dates into May 2019 Hotel at a Glance: The Ramsey Hotel & Convention Center The Ramsey Hotel lies near the center of Pigeon Forge, putting the city’s family-friendly activities within easy reach. After visiting local theme parks and museums, guests can wind down with free nightly movies in the hotel’s pool area. Included with this deal: either a $25 dining credit per stay at the onsite restaurant, or two adult tickets to Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies per stay Free breakfast fills plates with dishes like home fries and biscuits and gravy. Newly updated rooms are outfitted with microwaves and mini fridges. Southern comfort food and craft beers are served in the lounge. Splashy fun: There’s a 24-hour indoor pool and hot tub area with its own pool bar. Pigeon Forge, Tennessee: Family-Friendly Attractions and Outdoor Activities in the Great Smoky Mountains Though it’s secluded in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is home to some quirky destinations, including Dollywood, a Titanic museum that looks just like the famed ocean liner from the outside, and an interactive children’s museum housed in an upside-down three-story building. But the top draw is, of course, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, located roughly 10 miles south of Pigeon Forge. You can hike along more than 800 miles of trails that lead past waterfalls and pioneer-era log cabins. One of the best places to catch a glowing sunset is Clingmans Dome, the park’s highest point of elevation at 6,600 feet. In Pigeon Forge’s historical town center, a cluster of old-fashioned specialty shops and restaurants forms the Old Mill Square along the Little Pigeon River. Inside the mill, a pair of 4,600-pound granite stones has been grinding grain since the early 1800s. Another nearby attraction is Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies, located a few miles down the road in Gatlinburg. Here, exotic stingrays and four-eyed anableps swim with other sea creatures beneath a backlit waterfall. At the shark lagoon, you can stand inside an enclosed glass tunnel to get an up-close view of green eels, sand tiger sharks, and sea turtles.
	Hotel - Family - OutdoorStay at All Season Suites in Pigeon Forge, TN, with Dates into November Hotel at a Glance: All Season Suites The All Season Suites positions visitors to Tennessee perfectly between three of the state’s top sites: Knoxville, Dollywood, and Gatlinburg. That means that in less than an hour’s drive, you can head to the gateway to the Smoky Mountains and back again with enough time to enjoy the thriving nightlife of the city in K-Town. Wake up to a complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast. Make home-cooked meals in your room’s kitchenette complete with refrigerator, stovetop, and dishwasher. Stay active: The fitness center is open 24 hours. Surf the web: Free WiFi is included. Pigeon Forge, Tennessee: Family-Friendly Attractions in the Great Smoky Mountains Though it’s secluded in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is home to some quirky destinations, including Dollywood, a Titanic museum that looks just like the famed ocean liner from the outside, and an interactive children’s museum housed in an upside-down three-story building. In Pigeon Forge’s historical town center, a cluster of old-fashioned specialty shops and restaurants forms the Old Mill Square along the Little Pigeon River. Inside the mill, a pair of 4,600-pound granite stones has been grinding grain since the early 1800s.
	Hotel - Romantic1- or 2-Night Stay for Two with Optional Romance Package at 1898 Waverly Inn in Hendersonville, NC. Combine Nights. Inn at a Glance: 1898 Waverly Inn Owners Mike and Tracey Burnette cherish the history and charm of the area, which is obvious when you take a look at 1898 Waverly Inn. The oldest surviving inn in Hendersonville, it’s full of nods to the past from some of the rooms’ clawfoot tubs to the four-poster beds. The free WiFi shows the warm welcome that modern amenities have been getting since the inn adopted electricity all the way back in 1903. Romance package included with two options, features a dining credit valid at Brandy’s on Main, wine tasting at Burntshirt Vineyards and Saint Paul Mountain Vineyard, and chocolate-covered strawberries. Free farm-to-table breakfast: Breakfast is included in all stays, with specialties that include banana pecan French toast bake, pimento cheese grit bowl, and artisanal, locally-made jams. Pamper yourself with a massage or a reflexology treatment at Le Petite Spa. Sample local brews at the Southern Appalachian Brewery, located just a five-minute walk from the inn. Distance to Asheville: 26 miles (30 min. drive) Hendersonville, North Carolina: Artsy Town in the Blue Ridge Mountains In Hendersonville you’ll find western North Carolina’s most charming downtown with virtually all independent restaurants, shops and breweries. Best of all, it’s all accessible from a short walk from the 1898 Waverly. Venturing out from downtown, you’ll find you are close to a plethora of attractions such as the Biltmore Estate, Chimney Rock, DuPont State Forest and the Blue Ridge Parkway. Wine lovers will find great refreshment at three mountain vineyards and craft beer drinkers will rejoice at the selection of breweries close by including Sierra Nevada’s east cost brewery affectionately known as Malt Disney World.
	Hotel - Romantic - SpaStay at Waynesville Inn Golf Resort & Spa, NC. Dates into July 2019. Hotel at a Glance: Waynesville Inn Golf Resort & Spa The Blue Ridge Parkway twists and turns through the Great Balsam Mountains, reaching a height of more than 6,000 feet as it passes over Richland Balsam mountain, the road’s highest point. Just a short distance northwest of this spot, Waynesville Inn Golf Resort & Spa sits amid Appalachian ridges and ancient forests. Enjoy the view: Most rooms have balconies. Historic guest rooms are in the original 1920s-era wing, and mountain view rooms are in a newer building. Tee off on the resort’s three golf courses, which dates back nearly 100 years. Grab a bite: Savor delicious sandwiches or half-pound burgers at the onsite Tap Room Sports Bar & Grill. Get pampered with a soothing massage or body treatment at the Balsam Spa. Waynesville, North Carolina: Gateway to Great Smoky Mountains and Blue Ridge Parkway Waynesville is nestled between the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky Mountains, 30 miles west of Asheville. The 469-mile Blue Ridge Parkway, one of the country’s most popular scenic drives, meanders through mountain valleys and loops around Waynesville en route to Virginia’s Shenandoah National Park. The picturesque thoroughfare branches out to more than 100 hiking trails, ranging from short footpaths to the Appalachian Trail, which stretches from Georgia to Maine. Waynesville is a charming, old-fashioned town, with a Main Street lined with pretty trees and brick sidewalks. There are also many quaint storefronts, including a general store, a candy store, and antique shops housed in old buildings. But anyone visiting Waynesville should also spend at least a day exploring Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The park covers cascading waterfalls, more than 1,500 types of wildflowers, and dozens of historical mills and barns. While you’re exploring, keep an eye out for elk, black-bear cubs, eastern box turtles, and white-tailed deer.
	MotelStay at The Belle Aire in Gatlinburg, TN, with Dates into March 2019 Hotel at a Glance: The Belle Aire The Belle Aire lies between downtown Gatlinburg and Great Smoky Mountains National Park, giving guests easy access to both. Visitors can walk to shops and restaurants in town, or drive about five minutes to explore the wilderness. In-room amenities include a mini fridge, a microwave, and free WiFi. Best way to start the day: with the free continental breakfast. A piece of history: The A-frame hotel opened in 1958. Gatlinburg, Tennessee: Charming Artists’ Village amid Great Smoky Mountains Gatlinburg rests near Tennessee’s eastern border, less than 3 miles from Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Here, you can hike more than 100 trails that wind past waterfalls and pioneer-era log cabins tucked deep within densely forested mountains. Or, take a bicycle ride on the 11-mile loop through Cades Cove, a broad valley of open meadows where you can see deer, black bears, and wild turkeys. Clingmans Dome, the park’s highest point of elevation at 6,643 feet, is a great place to catch the sunset. Gatlinburg’s main attraction is probably the artists’ loop. It comprises more than 100 craft shops, studios, and cafés, and you can watch artisans as they hand weave baskets and whittle wooden figurines. Downtown Gatlinburg itself is a mountain village filled with old-fashioned ice-cream shops and boutiques selling housemade jams and decorative gewgaws.
	Waterpark ResortStay with Daily Water Park Passes at Great Wolf Lodge Atlanta/LaGrange in Georgia. Dates into February. About Your Great Wolf Lodge Getaway Travel Dates Book to stay between November 28 and February 14. Prices vary by day; the price listed is the lowest possible and may not be available all days. Click on a date on the booking calendar to see the individual prices by day. Inclusions Daily water park passes for each registered guest, up to the maximum room occupancy, are included in all options. See additional details regarding room occupancy, water park passes, and more on the Fine Print & Details* tab above. See FAQs here.* Property at a Glance: Great Wolf Lodge Atlanta/LaGrange The heart and soul of Great Wolf Lodge Atlanta/LaGrange is its 93,000-square-foot indoor water park. Splashy rides such as River Canyon Run—a raft water slide—and a zero-depth-entry wave pool with 3-foot swells surround the park’s iconic hub: a four-story treehouse with a 1,000-gallon tipping bucket. Younger kids will have a blast with the water slides and gentle spray features of Whooping Hollow and Cub Paw Pool. The water park, which hovers around 84 degrees all year long, isn’t the resort’s only family-friendly activity. You’ll also find an arcade with more than 100 games, as well as mini golf. Extended and exclusive water park access: You can enter the water park at 1 p.m. on the day you check in and stay until close on the day you check out (essentially 2 days’ water park admission). And since there are no day passes for outside visitors, resort guests have exclusive access and won’t get stuck in long lines. Family-friendly fun: There are plenty of games and activities for kids of all ages. Explore all activities by age group here. Hands-on crafts and activities such as face painting and balloon twisting during Paws-On Projects can entertain young children when they want a break from the water park action. Roomy suites comfortably sleep up to seven people. Some suites provide extra privacy with enclosed bunk beds for kids. Where to eat: There are 10 restaurants and snack bars, including a pizza joint. Add a Paw Pass or Pup Pass to your stay to enjoy kid-friendly activities and sweets at Creation Station, MagiQuest, and more at a discounted rate. See everything that’s included—as well as other available packages—here (additional fees apply). Safety first: Complimentary life jackets in multiple sizes and trained lifeguards help keep families safe and secure. Distance from Atlanta: 69 miles Our Guide to Great Wolf Lodge Eight Ways to Make the Most of Your Great Wolf Lodge Vacation Our best tips on how to avoid crowds, dine on a budget, and dress down at Great Wolf Lodge

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