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	International: $329 -- Venice: Murano Island 3-Night Stay incl. Breakfast Stay in a former glass factory on idyllic Murano, a picturesque island in the Venice lagoon, where Venetian craftsman have been perfecting the art of glassmaking since the 13th century. The 4-star Hyatt Centric Murano Venice is just steps from the dock, where you can catch a quick ferry ride to Venice. Jet off as early as this summer or plan a visit into spring of 2022 and save 55%. Two guests can stay for 3 nights in an upgraded King Deluxe Room $329 ... Nov. 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022 $429 ... June 1 - Oct. 31, 2021; April 1 - May 31, 2022 Upgraded Duplex Suites start at $469 for a 3-night stay — these suites feature more space and a living area on the main floor with a king bed upstairs Add extra nights to your stay, starting at +$109 per night Travelzoo member perks: Daily breakfast One welcome glass of white wine, per person One visit to a glassblower factory and showroom, per person Marco Polo airport transfer (upon request; subject to availability, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.) Hotel taxes are included in this deal; however the €3.60 (approx. $4) per person, per night, tourism tax is not included and will be payable on site A $70-$100 surcharge per room, per night applies over Carnival, Easter, Christmas and New Year, payable on site Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details
	International: Paris: Legendary 5-Star Hotel Across the Louvre Paris is open again, and a limited number of Travelzoo members can rediscover the City of Lights in exceptional style: With this $325 per night deal, you'll stay across the street from the city's most famous museum at Hotel du Louvre — a.k.a. the oldest 5-star hotel in France. You'll also nab an upgraded room overlooking the Louvre or Opéra Garnier, plus daily breakfast, all while saving up to 50% on regular prices into 2022. Two guests can stay most dates through March 2022 $325 per night ... King View Room — these are upgrades over standard rooms and come with Juliet balconies overlooking the Louvre or Opéra Garnier Travelzoo member perk: Daily breakfast for two Price is based on two guests per room (not per person) and includes VAT (value-added tax), though a €3.75 (approx. $4.50) nightly city tax per person is not included, payable on site Not available: Sept. 1 - Oct. 15, 2021 & Jan. 24-27, 2022 Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details About the Destination Paris is the largest city in France and seat of the country's capitol. Nowadays, it's well known for its distinctive Napoleonic architecture, history dating back to the Roman era, and is a global center of arts, culture and gastronomy. To reach Paris, American traveler's will fly into Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG) or Orly International Airport (ORY). From there, it's a roughly 30-40 minute drive or ride share to the hotel. Public transit is also available from either airport and takes approximately one hour to reach the hotel.
	International: $299 -- Rome 5-Star Hotel w/Rooftop Pool, 55% Off We haven’t seen a Rome deal like this in years (and it’s unlikely that we will again anytime soon). Nightly rates at this luxury hotel in the center of Rome can typically cost over $600 per night, but with this deal, Travelzoo members can stay in an opulent room with a view starting at $299 per night. So, you can spend a day exploring the sights of the Eternal City and then sip a cocktail in the rooftop pool of one of the best hotels in Rome (Condé Nast Traveler) – while saving up to 55% through June 2022 at this hotel, which The Daily Telegraph calls "the perfect balance between international luxury and Roman authenticity". Check in to a Premium Room with View: $299 per night ... July-August, November-December 2021; January-March 2022 $365 per night ... September-October 2021 $389 per night ... April-June 2022 Upgrade to a Junior Suite, these have more space with an extended living area, starting at $389 per night Travelzoo member perks: Daily breakfast for two ($85 value) Bottle of red wine (once per room, per stay) VAT (value-added tax) is included in the price, though a city tax of 5€ (approximately US$6.09) per night is not included and will be paid directly to the hotel Not available on: Dec. 25, 31; April 15-18 Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; contact the hotel for more details
	International: Fiji 5-Star Tropical Paradise: 5 Nights for 2 Fiji is a pure tropical paradise, home to vibrant marine life, stunning blue waters and flawless beaches that rival the crowded sands of Hawaii. Outrigger Fiji is a luxurious hideaway with beachfront bungalows, tropical gardens nestled at the foot of dormant volcanoes, a secluded spa tucked in the hills and — one of our favorite perks — butler service. Needless to say, discounts here are rare. But with this exclusive offer, two members can spend 5 nights or more at this 5-star beach resort while saving $600 into 2023. Two people can spend 5 nights from Sept. 1, 2021 - March 31, 2023 $899 ... Resort View King Room $1099 ... Ocean View King Room — these come with private balconies offering ocean views $1399 ... Plantation Bure King Room (Limited quantity available) — a traditional Fijian bungalow scattered among the resort's tropical gardens $2499 ... Beachfront Bure King Room* (Limited quantity available) — a bungalow right on the beach with breathtaking ocean views Ocean View, Plantation Bure and Beachfront Bure Rooms also include Talai butler service which includes welcome drinks, help unpacking and ironing your clothes, plus Champagne and canapes delivered to your room every afternoon All packages come with these Travelzoo member perks: Daily breakfast One 60-minute massage per person, per stay One cocktail per person, per day at Kalo Kalo Bar *Bonus: Upgrade to a Bure and you can join a Fiji Rum Masterclass including a tasting of all of Fiji's local rums. You also enjoy 15% off rum purchases on the day of the masterclass Extra nights start at $179 and include breakfast for two; combine multiple 5-night vouchers to extend your stay and enjoy double or triple the perks Prices are based on two guests per room (not per person) and include all taxes — typically this would add another $150-$500 to your bill Reservations for Beachfront Bures are limited to these stay periods: Sept. 1 - Dec. 20, 2021; Jan. 4 - March 31; May 1-31; Nov. 1 - Dec. 20, 2022; and Jan. 4 - March 31, 2023. All rooms are not available: Dec. 24, 2021 - Jan. 3, 2022; Apr. 1-23; Jul. 1-17; Sept. 23 - Oct. 9, 2022 and Dec. 24, 2022 - Jan. 3, 2023 A nightly surcharge of FJD 62.50 (approx. $30) applies: Jul. 18 - Sep. 22, 2022 About the Destination Known for its picture-perfect beaches and blue waters, Viti Levu is the largest island in the South Pacific archipelago of Fiji. Non-stop flights are available from Los Angeles (LAX) to Nadi (NAN). The hotel is approximately an 80-minute drive from Nadi airport. Transfers can be made through the hotel and cost FJ$155 (that's about $75 USD) each way for up to 4 people. Transfers for up to 8 people are FJD$275 (approximately $134) each way. These fees are subject to change, please confirm with the hotel.
	Nashville: $199 -- Nashville 4-Star Boutique Hotel w/$50 Credit This art museum-boutique hotel hybrid is one of the top 20 lodgings in the entire southern United States (Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice 2020), and we've negotiated more than $100 in nightly savings, every day of the week into December. That goes a long way at the honky-tonks on Lower Broadway, just three blocks away. Check in to an upgraded Luxury King room with views of the city, daily through Dec. 30 $199 per night ... Sunday-Thursday $249 per night ... Friday-Saturday Luxury Double Queen rooms are also available starting at $229 per night Travelzoo member perk: $50 credit per stay to use at the spa or restaurant or on parking Not available on: Sept. 4, 23, 24, 30; Oct. 1, 2, 23; Nov. 5, 6, 7 Note: Due to local and state guidelines some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit. Please contact the hotel for more details.
	International: Puerto Vallarta: 3 Nights in a Suite w/$150 Credit Condé Nast Traveler calls Riviera Nayarit one of the best places to visit in 2021. Now, Travelzoo members can spread out in an upgraded suite, complete with special amenities like a welcome bottle of wine and a kit to make your own Michelada, and save nearly 40% on a 3-night stay for two at one of the region’s top hotels. Two people spend 3 nights in a Unique Junior Suite $475 ... check in through Dec. 17, 2021 Upgrade to a more spacious Unique One-Bedroom Suite for $190 more Price is per room, not per person Travelzoo member perks: Daily breakfast for two ($84 value) $150 resort credit (once per 3-night stay) Signature amenities: Welcome bottle of red wine Welcome amenity Bath robes and slippers Nightly turndown service Make Your Own Michelada Kit Not available: July 8, 14, 27-31; Oct. 16-25; Nov. 21-26 Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details. About the Destination Flights are not included in this deal. However, Gustavo Diaz Ordaz International Airport (PVR) is approximately a 25-minute drive from the hotel and has nonstop or one-stop flights from multiple U.S. cities. Airport transfers can be arranged through the hotel at an additional cost. Please contact the hotel directly at 877-645-7993 to arrange transportation.
	International: Ends Soon: Private Tour of World's Best Country to Visit You may not know much about Sri Lanka, but when Lonely Planet rates it the 2019 "Best Country in the World to Visit" and Condé Nast Traveler readers rank it at No. 2 on their 2020 list of the "Best Countries in the World" — just after Italy — we wouldn't blame you for feeling curious. That's why we negotiated this Travelzoo-exclusive, 10-night private tour, complete with your very own chauffeur. You'll stay at three over-the-top 5-star resorts, partake in elephant- and leopard-seeking safaris, put your toes in the sand at one of best beaches anywhere and visit the oldest human-planted tree on Earth. You'll also enjoy private plunge pools and gourmet meals, all at a savings of over $2500 per couple into 2022. Sale ends July 15. For $2495 per person ($4990 for two), embark on a 10-night chauffeured private tour for two people through Sri Lanka, including: Tours run daily from Dec. 1-13, 2021 and from Jan. 11 - Nov. 30, 2022 — see the full itinerary here 3 nights at 5-star Chena Huts in a 1,130-square-foot cabin on an all-inclusive basis (incl. selected wine, beer and spirits) 5 nights at 5-star Uga Bay in a 540-square-foot beach studio on a half-board basis (breakfast and dinner every day), plus one special dinner per stay 2 nights at 5-star Ulagalla Resort in an 850-square-foot pool villa with daily breakfast and one dinner per stay Safari game drives in a shared Jeep at Yala National Park; private visits to ancient pilgrimage sites in Kataragama and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Anuradhapura Roundtrip airport transfers and all ground transportation with a private chauffeur throughout the tour; English-speaking guides; all necessary entrance fees, per the itinerary (excl. optional sightseeing) Prices are tax-inclusive Add an extra traveler to your tour for $2495 (must be purchased with a valid $4990 voucher for two) Traveling solo? You can purchase a private tour for yourself for $4400 Not available: Dec. 14, 2021 - Jan. 10, 2022 A high season surcharge applies from January-March 2022: +$579 per person for private group tours; +$800 per person for solo travelers Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details About the Destination An island nation just off the southern tip of India, Sri Lanka is famed for its post-card worthy beaches, dense rain forests, abundant wildlife and ancient ruins dating back millennia. To reach Sri Lanka, U.S. travelers will fly into Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB), where you'll meet your tour guide.
	International: Paris 4-Star Hotel near Notre Dame into 2022 w/Breakfast 17th century monastery-turned-4-star boutique hotel within walking distance of Notre Dame Cathedral. This is where you want to be if you're craving a dose of Paris' inimitable charm, especially with savings of up to half off regular prices into 2022. $145 per night ... check in to a Double Classic Room overlooking the hotel courtyard, most dates through March 2022 (2-night minimum stay required) For more space and a city view, upgrade to a Superior Room for +€20 (approx. $24) per night, payable on site Travelzoo member perk: Daily breakfast for two Price based on two guests per room (not per person) and includes VAT (value-added tax), though a €2.88 (approx. $3.50) nightly city tax per person is not included, payable on site A €20 (approx. $24) nightly supplement applies for stays from Sept. 1 - Nov. 30, 2021, payable on site Not available: Dec. 30-31, 2021 Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details About the Destination Paris is the largest city in France and seat of the country's capitol. Nowadays, it's well known for its distinctive Napoleonic architecture, history dating back to the Roman era, and is a global center of arts, culture and gastronomy. To reach Paris, American traveler's will fly into Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG) or Orly International Airport (ORY). From there, it's a roughly 30-40 minute drive or ride share to the hotel. Public transit is also available from either airport and takes approximately one hour to reach the hotel.
	International: Mykonos Suite w/Aegean Sea Views: 5 Nights for 2 From idyllic beaches to pristine white spaces, Mykonos combines infinite glamour with blissful relaxation, making it one of the most iconic Greek islands. Travelzoo members can experience this enchanting destination while saving up to $800 on a five-night stay overlooking the glittering azure waters of the Aegean Sea. Two guests can spend 5 nights in an upgraded Superior Sea View Suite most dates through July 2022 $919 ... Sept. 16 - Oct. 31, 2021 $1365 ... Sept. 1-15, 2021 & May 1 - June 10, 2022 $2285 ... Now through Aug. 31, 2021 & June 11-30, 2022 Travelzoo member perks: Daily breakfast for two Two welcome drinks upon arrival For +$69 per night, upgrade to an Executive Sea View Suite and lounge in your own private outdoor jacuzzi (payable directly to the hotel) A $47 per night supplement is required for stays Sept. 16-30, payable directly to the hotel Price is based on two guests per room (not per person) and includes VAT (value-added tax), though a $3.56 nightly tourist tax per person is not included, payable on site Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details. About the Destination A favorite among celebrities and the jet-setting class, Mykonos is renowned for its beauty and distinctive Cycladic architecture. To reach Mykonos, U.S. travelers will first fly to Athens then connect to Mykonos International Airport (JMK); from there, it's a 20-minute drive or ride share to the hotel (parking is available on-site). Entry restrictions for Greece are currently in place. Please be sure to check all advisories before making travel arrangements.
	International: $599 -- St. Lucia: 3 Nights in an Oceanview Cottage for 2 This "remote clifftop hotel sits high above one of St Lucia's best beaches" (The Telegraph), and for a limited time, Travelzoo members can save more than 30% on a 3-night stay for two at this adults-only oasis. We've even negotiated exclusive perks like daily breakfast and a stocked minibar. For $599, two people spend 3 nights in a private Ocean View Cottage through Dec. 13, 2021; May 1 - Dec. 13, 2022 Upgrade to an Ocean View Cottage with a private poolstarting at $765 for a 3-night stay Extend your stay with extra nights starting at $199 per night, plus get an additional $50 resort credit for stays of 5 nights or more Travelzoo member perks: Stocked minibar upon arrival including fruit juice, soft drinks, a bottle of rum and more ($75 value) Full daily breakfast for two ($90 value) 30% off spa services Price is per room, not per person Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details. About the Destination Flights are not included in this deal. However, George F Charles Airport (SLU) is approximately a 40-minute drive from the hotel and Hewanorra International Airport (UVF) is approximately an 80-minute drive from the hotel and has nonstop or one-stop flights from multiple U.S. cities. Airport transfers can be arranged through the hotel and the cost is $120 round trip per couple from SLU, and $180 round trip per couple from UVF. Please contact the hotel directly at 758-456-1801 to arrange transportation.
	Miami: $119 -- Florida Keys Resort into Fall, 40% Off We rarely see rates this low for a stay in the Keys, especially where parking is included. This waterfront resort is offering Travelzoo members more than 40% off on stays through October, giving you plenty of time to plan your next getaway. Stay in a Superior King or Two Queen Room Check in August-October $119 per night ... Sunday-Thursday $179 per night ... Friday-Saturday Stays Sunday-Thursday now through July are also available starting at $189 per night Travelzoo member perk: daily self-parking (reg. $10 per night) Not available on: July 27-30; Aug. 6-7; Sept. 3-5 Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details.
	International: $199 & up -- Santorini 5-Star Suite through Next Summer Postcard-worthy seaside villages, rugged volcanic landscapes and multi-colored beaches backdropped by the Aegean Sea — few places offer a better setting for a romantic getaway than Santorini. With this deal, two can escape to a 5-star all-suite hotel outside of picturesque Oia on the island's north end, anytime now through summer 2022. You'll receive thoughtful extras, too, like breakfast brought to your room, all at a savings of half-off regular prices. Check in to a Standard Suite with a queen bed, rainfall shower and private veranda overlooking the hotel gardens $199 per night ... Low Season: Oct. 15 - Dec. 31, 2021 & April 1 - May 15, 2022 $259 per night ... Mid Season: Sept. 16 - Oct. 14, 2021 & May 16 - June 14, 2022 $309 per night ... High Season: now through Sept. 15, 2021 & June 23 - Sept. 15, 2022 For more space, plus an outdoor Jacuzzi overlooking the Aegean Sea, upgrade to a Superior Suite from $269 per night Travelzoo member perks: Daily breakfast for two Welcome bottle of wine and fruit basket upon arrival One sunset cocktail per person *Bonus:* Combine multiple vouchers to stay 6 nights or longer and receive one complimentary light lunch for two A €60 (approx. $72) nightly surcharge applies for all stays in 2022, payable on site Prices are based on two guests per room (not per person) and include VAT (value-added tax) Not available on: June 15-22, 2022 Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details About the Destination Known for its white-washed villages, steep cliffs and dazzling sunsets, Santorini is arguably Greece's most famous island. To reach Santorini from the U.S., travelers will fly into Athens (direct flights are available from many major U.S. cities) and connect to the island via a 40-minute flight or 5-8 hour ferry.
	International: $459 & up -- Take in Caribbean Ocean Views for 3 Nights Every room has a partial ocean view at this 4-star Westin sitting on 15,000 acres of lush tropical landscape along a 3-mile stretch of sugary-sand beach. For a limited time, Travelzoo members can save 30% on an exclusive deal that includes a 3-night stay for two, daily breakfast, a $50 dining credit and more. Stay for 3 nights in a Traditional King or Two Double room $459 ... Check in through Dec. 18, 2021 $699 ... Check in Jan. 4 - March 29, 2022 Price is for up to two guests, not per person For better water views, upgrade to an Ocean View Premium King or Double room for $120 more Add extra nights to your stay from $153 (must be used with a 3-night voucher) Travelzoo member perks: Daily breakfast for two ($180 value) $50 dining credit (once per 3-night stay) 50% off golf rounds at La Cana Golf Course and 20% off golf rounds at Corales 25% off at Six Senses Spa Two-for-one drinks in the lobby bar Beach yoga, nature walk and a hike in the Ranch Puntacana are also available for all guests Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details. About the Destination Flights are not included in this deal. However, Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ) is a 10-minute drive from the hotel and La Romana International Airport (LRM) is a 55-minute drive from the hotel and has nonstop or one-stop flights from multiple U.S. cities. The island has also implemented new arrival procedures as of June 15, 2021, so please be sure to check all advisories before making travel arrangements.
	International: $1395 -- Cook Under the Tuscan Sun w/Michelin-Starred Chef Remember the hit movie "Under the Tuscan Sun?" Now, a limited number of Travelzoo members can follow in Diane Lane's footsteps through film locations in the medieval village of Cortona. With this exclusive $1395 per person deal, you'll spend 4 nights among rolling vineyards, partake in a 3-day cooking school with Michelin-starred chef Silvia Baracchi (pictured above) and savor over-the-top food and wines at her family-run restaurant, winery and villa — named part of the prestigious Relais & Chateaux association. 4 nights in one of the villa's Junior Suites — this is an upgrade over standard rooms with more space and views of the vineyards (when available at check-in, Silvia may upgrade you further to an even larger Suite) Daily breakfast for two Welcome drink with the chef (one per person, on the evening of arrival or day of your dinner) Three half-day cooking classes, led by Michelin-starred chef Silvia Baracchi, for one of which you'll head to the local market to source ingredients for your meal (classes are approx. 2.5-3 hours each, and will end with you and the group eating the meal you cooked) Dinner for two at the on-site, Michelin-starred, Il Falconiere Restaurant, with your choice of a chef's tasting menu or a 4-course meal from the a-la-carte menu (once per stay; excludes drinks) An €85 (approx. $103) credit to the on-site spa (once per stay) A signed copy of Silvia's cook book Additional activities, such as visits to local wineries, chauffeured tours, bike rentals and truffle hunting are also available for an added fee (contact the hotel directly for more details) Voucher options: $2790 for two (that's $1395 per person) ... 4 nights with cooking classes for two people $2190 for two ... 4 nights with cooking classes for one person (in case you only have one chef in the family) $1990 for a solo traveler ... 4 nights with cooking classes for one person Extra nights are $325 with breakfast for two; $299 for solo travelers (must be used with a 4-night voucher) Prices listed include all taxes, though a €4 (approx. $5) nightly tourist tax per person is not included, payable on site Travel dates: Vouchers are valid now through Oct. 30, 2022 — we recommend booking your preferred dates as soon as possible, as spaces are limited Dates not available in 2021: June 22, 26; July 10, 13; Aug. 2, 16; Sept. 22 Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details Travelzoo Tip: Turn your Tuscan escape into a grand tour of Italy with this half-off deal to a 5-star hotel in Rome. About the Destination Many places can be described as picturesque, but few have inspired as many masterpieces as Tuscany, where you'll still find the landscapes made famous by Da Vinci and Donatello intact today. To reach Tuscany, U.S. travelers will fly into Florence Airport Pertola (FLR) or Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO); from there, it's a 1.5- to 2.5-hour drive through the Italian countryside to the hotel.
	International: Mallorca Castle Estate: Fairy-Tale Vacation for 2 Nestled on the outskirts of a Spanish villa, on one of the largest private estates in Mallorca, Castell Son Claret and its fairy-tale crenelated towers is the definition of a luxurious, paradisiacal getaway. This tranquil retreat isn't just set in the heart of the Tramuntana Mountains (declared a UNESCO World Heritage site) but it's also amongst the Leading Hotels of the World. Now, Travelzoo members can wander to this idyllic destination with this exclusive offer that includes daily breakfast, a bottle of Cava, and a lunch with Rosé in your private balcony. Two guests can spend 4 nights in an upgraded Terrace Deluxe room with your own private balcony $1645 ... Oct. 1 - Nov. 28, 2021 & March-April, 2022 $2399 ... July-September 2021 & May 2022 Travelzoo member perks: Daily breakfast at Olivera restaurant One bottle of Cava and Castell flowers in room upon arrival One lunch for two in your terrace, which includes paella and a bottle of Rosé Extra nights start at $445 and include breakfast for two; must be used with a 4-night voucher Price is based on two guests per room (not per person) and includes VAT (value-added tax), though a $2.62 nightly tourist tax per person is not included, payable on site Not available on: November 29, 2021 - February 28, 2022 Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details. Travelzoo Tip: Add on a Romance package for +$569 (payable directly at the hotel), which includes one six-course dinner for two at the on-site restaurant, Sa Clastra, and one Bellesa de Claret Spa couple massage in the Castell Estate gardens or in the Spa Suite. About the Destination Mallorca, known as the "ever-popular star of the Mediterranean" (Lonely Planet), is one of Spain's Balearic Islands and boasts crystal clear waters, remote mountains and secluded coves. To reach the hotel, guests will fly into Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), then take a 25-minute car, bus, or taxi ride to Castell Son Claret.
	International: $169 -- Spanish Tuscany: 5-Star Wine Retreat into 2022 At Travelzoo we love unearthing hidden gems, and our first ever hotel offer in the province of Salamanca (a.k.a. Spanish Tuscany) is a prime example: Hacienda Zorita is a 14th-century monastery-turned-5-star hotel with a spot on Condé Nast Traveler's list of the Best Wine Resorts in the World. With this 40% off deal, two can stay through October 2022 while nabbing more than a glassful of vino-centric perks, including a tour of the on-site winery, tastings and more. $169 per night ... check in to a Camara Room most dates through October 2022 (2-night minimum stay required) Travelzoo member perks: Daily breakfast for two Welcome drinks plus a bottle of wine in your room upon arrival Visit to the on-site winery, complete with wine tastings (2 reds and one white; once per person, per stay) A €20 (approx. $24) nightly surcharge applies Fridays-Saturdays, payable on site Price based on two guests per room (not per person) and includes VAT (value-added tax) Not available on: July 10, 17; Aug. 13, 20-21, 28; Sept. 2, 4, 9, 16, 23, 28; Oct. 7-9, 22; Dec. 24-31, 2021 & Jan. 1-2, 2022 Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details About the Destination To reach the resort, U.S. travelers will likely fly into Madrid. From there, we recommend renting a car and making a roadtrip of it: the resort is a 2.5-hour drive from Madrid.
	International: $1299 -- All-Inclusive Beach Escape to Costa Rica for 2 Set in the laid-back beach town of Samara, this adults-only 4-star hotel has only been open since December 2020 and has already made TripAdvisor's list of top hotels in Costa Rica. For a limited time, Travelzoo members can save more than $875 on an all-inclusive, 4-night stay for two at this all-suite, beachfront hotel. Plus, this deal includes all taxes and fees, making your vacation even more stress-free. For $1299, two people spend four nights in an upgraded Ocean View Junior Suite with Tub into December (these are regularly $475-$650 per night) Extend your trip with a 6-night voucher for $1799 or customize your trip with extra nights for $299 per night Includes all meals, drinks, taxes and fees Travelzoo member perks: $100 credit for 4-night stays or $150 credit for 6-night stays, valid for tours and spa services (once per stay) Roundtrip airport transfer to/from Liberia International Airport for two people ($200 value) Price is per room (not per person) Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details. About the Destination Flights are not included with this offer. The hotel is approximately a 2-hour drive from Liberia International Airport (LIR) and a 4-hour drive from Juan Santamaria International Airport (SJO). Both airports have nonstop or one-stop flights from multiple U.S. cities. Airport transfers to and from Liberia International Airport are included with this deal and transfers to and from Juan Santamaria International Airport can be arranged through the hotel at an additional cost. Please contact the hotel directly at [email protected] to arrange transportation.
	Chicago: $295 -- Chicago's 5-Star Park Hyatt in Summer, $100 Off In case you missed it last time, the Travelzoo member-favorite Park Hyatt Chicago is back with a $100-off deal over peak summer dates. The Park Hyatt is among the only 5-star hotels on Michigan Ave. and any Chicagoan will tell you it's in one of the most iconic locations in the city. Check in to a Park King Room daily through Sept. 9 $295 per night ... Sunday-Thursday $345 per night ... Friday-Saturday Upgraded rooms overlooking Chicago's legendary Water Tower Place are also discounted (from $315 per night) Or, for nearly double the space of standard room, spring for the Park Suite (from $550 per night) Travelzoo member perk: Half-off overnight parking ($37; reg. $74) Note: Due to local guidelines, some amenities and services may be limited or closed during your visit; please contact the hotel for more details.
	International: $219 -- Eiffel Tower Views from Your Paris Hotel Room When visiting a city as historic and striking as Paris, it pays to have a view — and this one is nearly impossible to beat: Nab an upgraded room overlooking the Eiffel Tower for up to 60% off regular prices at this 4-star Hyatt into 2022. $219 per night ... two guests can check in to an upgraded Deluxe Eiffel Tower View Room, most dates through August 2022 Travelzoo member perks: Daily breakfast for two Late 4 p.m. checkout Price is based on two guests per room (not per person) and includes VAT (value-added tax), though a €2.88 (approx. $3.50) nightly city tax per person is not included, payable on site Not available on: Sept. 6-8, 16-20; Oct. 8-10; Nov. 4-5, 16-18, 23-25; Dec. 2-3, 31, 2021 & Jan. 12-14, 19-20, 27-29; Feb. 13-19; March 16-18, 28-30; April 25-29; May 6-8, 16-19, 25-30; June 6-9, 13-16, 20-23, 27-30, 2022 Travelzoo Tip: Pair this deal with flights from New York to Paris for $259-$309 roundtrip, select dates from September-March. About the Destination Paris is the largest city in France and seat of the country's capitol. Nowadays, it's well known for its distinctive Napoleonic architecture, history dating back to the Roman era, and is a global center of arts, culture and gastronomy. To reach Paris, American travelers will fly into Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG) or Orly International Airport (ORY). From there, it's a roughly 30-40 minute drive or ride share to the hotel. Public transit is also available from either airport and takes approximately one hour to reach the hotel.

	Accommodation typeStay with Dining Credit at 4-Star Saguaro Scottsdale in Arizona Hotel at a Glance: Saguaro Scottsdale The forked-arm silhouette of the saguaro cactus is an unmistakable symbol of the Southwest. Since it blends into the Sonoran Desert, it makes sense that Saguaro Scottsdale takes its name from this iconic cactus. The 4-star hotel’s interior welcomes visitors with splashes of magenta, violet, and tangerine found all over the lobby, pool area, and lounge—hues taken from the desert wildflowers that blanket the dunes after each rainstorm. These same colors can be found on the imported Mexican furniture inside. Guest rooms: are livened by elegant bursts of color and feature new furnishings, including large work desks. All rooms feature 42-inch flat-screen TVs and iPod docking stations. Pool daze: Relax on the pool’s lounge chairs and daybeds, where you often can also enjoy music from local performers during the weekend. Grab a bite at the restaurant, which serves trendy, locally-sourced dishes with a Southwestern flair. All options of this deal come with a $20 dining credit. Refreshing spa services: Massage therapists help you unwind, and aestheticians use fragrant botanical ingredients for invigorating facials and body treatments. Borrow a bicycle from the hotel to pedal around Old Town Scottsdale. Scottsdale, Arizona: Stucco Mansions amid Rocky Desert Landscape Scottsdale once served as ranch land where farmers grew oranges and lemons and cowboys kicked up dust in the fierce, dry heat of the Sonoran Desert. That era earned Scottsdale the nickname of “The West’s Most Western Town.” Today, it is an affluent city landscaped with lush green grass and lined with stucco mansions. For a glimpse of the city’s Old West roots, head to Old Town Scottsdale, where wooden boardwalks and hitching posts sit in front of a retro ice-cream parlor and rustic specialty shops. Upon arriving in Scottsdale, you know you’re in the desert—cacti and tumbleweeds dot the landscape, and dry shrubs and gnarled trees cover the McDowell Mountains in the distance. To get a closer look at Southwestern flora, head to the Desert Botanical Garden. There, themed trails wind past huge cacti and other moisture-hoarding succulents, best seen in the cooler early morning or twilight hours. Other Details Room Details Signature King Room and Pool-View King Room One king bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 2 Signature Two-Double Room and Pool-View Two-Double Room Two double beds Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 4 Adding occupants above standard: $20 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Hotel Policies Check in: 4 p.m. Check out: 12 p.m. $33 resort fee includes: Self parking Cruiser bikes until sunset WiFi In-room coffee 24/7 gym Parking: self parking included in resort fee. Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property. Pet policy: dogs may be added for no additional charge. Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: not available
	Accommodation typeStay at Luxor Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV Resort at a Glance: Luxor Hotel and Casino With award-winning shows, four bars, and a 120,000-square-foot gaming area, Luxor Hotel and Casino embodies the glitz and high-octane energy that Vegas is known for. This iconic hotel features an Egyptian theme and is filled with an eclectic mix of entertainment venues. Restaurants galore: The hotel has available dining options, including a sports bar, and a steakhouse Unwind at Nurture Spa and Salon, where signature treatments include seasonal specials that are sure to delight. Enjoy city views from your spacious room, which offers flat-screen TVs and WiFi access. Take a dip in the outdoor pools, open seasonally, or pump some iron to keep fit at the fitness center. The Las Vegas Strip: 24/7 Entertainment and Fine Dining With an almost unlimited variety of casinos, bars and nightclubs, and live entertainment, the general consensus along the Las Vegas Strip seems to be “go big or go home.” And you can go really big here. Make a beeline for the dozens of 24-hour casinos lining the neon-lit Strip to tango with Lady Luck in high-stakes games of roulette, blackjack, and poker; or grab a front-row seat to the city’s over-the-top glitz at nightly magic, acrobatic, and musical performances. Even Sin City isn’t all casinos, all the time. Go shopping at the high-end boutiques found inside most hotels on the Las Vegas Strip, or head to Fashion Show Las Vegas to browse racks at Neiman Marcus, Macy’s, and Saks Fifth Avenue. You can also virtually travel the globe in just a few city blocks, thanks to the Strip’s re-creation of the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower, and Venetian canals. And you’ll find a surprising number of activities in Las Vegas for kids hidden amid the raucous nightlife.
	Accommodation typeStay at Adults-Only Holiday House Palm Springs, CA Hotel at a Glance: Adults-Only Holiday House Palm Springs Holiday House Palm Springs is a prime example of Palm Spring’s famous midcentury modern architecture. It has been featured in French Vogue, the New York Times, and Architectural Digest, as well as listed in Spain Condé Nast Traveler’s 2017 “Hot List,” making it one of the top new properties in the world for that year. The 28-room hotel was designed in 1951 by master architect Herbert W. Burns—and in 2017, the property reopened with a thoroughly modern interior designed by Mark D Sikes, who was named as a top 100 designer by Architectural Digest. Today you’ll find Gio Ponti-inspired tilework in the bar, and works of art by Roy Liechtenstein, Herb Ritts, and David Hockney throughout the property. Guest rooms are done up in peaceful shades of blue and white and include whimsical surprises. In-room amenities: Waterworks bath hardware, Mark D. Sikes custom textiles, and Malin + Goetz bath products. Get some R&R: Guest rooms do not have phones or TVs, so visitors can feel more peaceful and relaxed. Greet the day with a light continental breakfast, included with your daily resort fee. Take a ride on one of the hotel’s Sole townie bikes. Palm Springs, California: SoCal Resort Town with Midcentury Charm Palm Springs is an oasis of outdoor recreation and old Hollywood glamour about 100 miles east of Los Angeles. Once the stomping grounds of Elvis Presley and the Rat Pack, the town still attracts A-list vacationers. Strolls through the Movie Colony take visitors past the former homes of Dean Martin, Bob Hope, and Marilyn Monroe. Furniture and clothing boutiques along Palm Canyon Drive embrace Palm Springs’ trademark aesthetic—what might be called Mad Men West. The sun shines more than 300 days a year in Palm Springs, which means people can golf or hike in the nearby Agua Caliente Indian Canyons no matter the season. On the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, cars rotate 360 degrees as they carry passengers to Mount San Jacinto’s Mountain Station, located 8,516 feet above sea level. About 40 miles northeast is Joshua Tree National Park, which spans parts of the Colorado and Mojave Deserts. The 12 nature trails give hikers the chance to see desert bighorn sheep and black-tailed jackrabbits. Other Details Room Details Good Room, Better Room and Best Room One king bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 2 Hotel Policies Check in: 3 p.m. Check out: 12 p.m. $22 resort fee includes: WiFi, light continental breakfast, and use of Sole townie bikes. Parking: free Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property. Pet policy: please contact property for pet restrictions and fees. Accessibility: please contact property for handicap-accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: upgrades may be available by calling the property or at check-in for an additional cost.
	Accommodation typeStay at Excalibur Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, NV Hotel at a Glance: Excalibur Hotel & Casino It may look like a castle, but Excalibur Hotel & Casino isn’t quite a step back in medieval times—it’s got a sprawling casino flickering with countless slot machines and table games. Numerous entertainment venues host a variety of shows, games, and music for all ages. Get down to the disco-fevered Australian Bee Gees, cheer on a medieval Tournament of Kings (may be temporarily unavailable), or watch the men of Thunder From Down Under shake it. The hotel’s eclectic dining options include Dick’s Last Resort, Buca di Beppo, and Camelot Steakhouse, as well as a food court. See jousting matches and dancing maidens at Tournament of Kings, a three-course dinner show (may be temporarily unavailable). Dining options: There are numerous onsite restaurants and a massive food court. Hearty eats can be found at Dick’s Last Resort, such as ribs and wings and burgers. They’re all served up by friendly, wisecracking wait staff. Get pampered and recover from late nights out with a facial, massage, or body wrap at The Spa at Excalibur Fun for the whole family: Little ones can play arcade games while savoring Dairy Queen Blizzards. Experience your favorite: Hollywood blockbusters in a brand-new, mind-blowing way at Excalibur’s Ultimate 4-D Experience. The Las Vegas Strip: 24/7 Entertainment and Fine Dining With an almost unlimited variety of casinos, bars and nightclubs, and live entertainment, the general consensus along the Las Vegas Strip seems to be “go big or go home.” And you can go really big here. Make a beeline for the dozens of 24-hour casinos lining the neon-lit Strip to tango with Lady Luck in high-stakes games of roulette, blackjack, and poker; or grab a front-row seat to the city’s over-the-top glitz at nightly magic, acrobatic, and musical performances. Even Sin City isn’t all casinos, all the time. Go shopping at the high-end boutiques found inside most hotels on the Las Vegas Strip, or head to Fashion Show Las Vegas to browse racks at Neiman Marcus, Macy’s, and Saks Fifth Avenue. You can also virtually travel the globe in just a few city blocks, thanks to the Strip’s re-creation of the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower, and Venetian canals. And you’ll find a surprising number of activities in Las Vegas for kids hidden amid the raucous nightlife.
	Accommodation typeStay at Hotel by Marriot in Phoenix, AZ Hotel at a Glance: AC Hotel by Marriott Phoenix Biltmore At AC Hotel by Marriott Phoenix Biltmore, guests are just a short drive from the affluent Biltmore area, where they can visit the retail, dining, and entertainment. There are a lot of nearby attractions like Camelback Mountain, Chase Field, and Old Town Scottsdale. When it’s time to chill after a day full of adventures and guests need a break, they can go for a swim at the hotel’s pool or relax in their room, watching TV or surfing the web. Start the day with a complimentary full breakfast. Stay active at the 24-hour onsite exercise facility. Relax in your room with a Smart TV. Phoenix, Arizona: Bustling Metropolis and Native American Culture Surrounded by Desert Though the topography of the Phoenix area is all desert, it’s by no means desolate. Camelback Mountain is a city park area with scenic trails that wind past boulders and red-sandstone formations; climb to the very top for a view of the entire city. Or hit the themed trails at the Desert Botanical Garden filled with Southwestern flora such as huge Sonoran cacti and other moisture-hoarding succulents. Either way, plan hikes in the early morning or twilight hours to catch the most stunning sunlit views and stay cool. For an in-depth look at the cultures of Arizona’s indigenous population, browse the 12 exhibition galleries and sculpture garden at the Heard Museum. The collection’s nearly 40,000 pieces of art range from 500 Hopi katsina dolls to a full-size Pueblo oven. In nearby Scottsdale, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West was the renowned prairie-style architect’s winter home as well as a campus for his architecture school.
	Accommodation typeStay at Sparrows Lodge in Palm Springs, CA Sparrows Lodge Sparrows Lodge in Palm Springs allows guests to travel back in time with modern amenities. Originally built by MGM actor Don Castle in 1952 as Castle’s Red Barn, the hotel has been restored with modern updates like rain showers, but stays true to its roots with no phones or TVs in the rooms. Step away from the hustle and bustle of day-to-day life and enjoy some of the lodge’s amenities such as: Poolside livin’: a pool for guests is surrounded by lounge chairs and, of course, palm trees. The Barn Kitchen is open from breakfast til dinner and even for after-dinner drinks, with cuisine prepared by Chef Gabriel Woo. Stone brick walls are built partially up as a room divider in the rustic lodgings. Each room also features plenty of wood to continue the contemporary cabin feel. A massage tent is available for guests to make appointments for single or couples massages. Palm Springs, California: SoCal Resort Town with Midcentury Charm Palm Springs is an oasis of outdoor recreation and old Hollywood glamour about 100 miles east of Los Angeles. Once the stomping grounds of Elvis Presley and the Rat Pack, the town still attracts A-list vacationers. Strolls through the Movie Colony take visitors past the former homes of Dean Martin, Bob Hope, and Marilyn Monroe. Furniture and clothing boutiques along Palm Canyon Drive embrace Palm Springs’ trademark aesthetic—what might be called Mad Men West. The sun shines more than 300 days a year in Palm Springs, which means people can golf or hike in the nearby Agua Caliente Indian Canyons no matter the season. On the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, cars rotate 360 degrees as they carry passengers to Mount San Jacinto’s Mountain Station, located 8,516 feet above sea level. About 40 miles northeast is Joshua Tree National Park, which spans parts of the Colorado and Mojave Deserts. The 12 nature trails give hikers the chance to see desert bighorn sheep and black-tailed jackrabbits. Room Details Poolside Room One queen bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 2 Garden Room One king bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 2 Hotel Policies Check in: 3 p.m. Check out: 12 p.m. $27.04 resort fee includes: WiFi, light continental breakfast, and use of sole townie bikes. Parking: free Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property. Pet policy: dogs 35 lbs or less are allowed for an additional $100 per stay. Accessibility: please contact property for handicap-accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: upgrades may be available by calling the property or at check-in for an additional cost.
	Accommodation typeStay with $20 off of a bottle of wine at Tuscany Suites & Casino in Las Vegas, NV. Hotel at a Glance: Tuscany Suites & Casino Set two blocks from the Las Vegas Strip, Tuscany Suites & Casino channels the rustic elegance of Northern Italy—and then amps it up to Vegas proportions. Guests enjoy sumptuous accommodations on 27 landscaped acres dotted with enough pools, fountains, and gardens to make Tuscany proud. But you don’t have to leave the property to find top-flight dining and live entertainment. Where you’ll stay: The hotel’s handsome suites come with complimentary Wi-Fi and plenty of space to spread out; each unit has a dining room, sitting area, and large bathroom with separate shower and tub. Try your luck in the casino, where you’ll find more than 800 slot machines, as well as table games and a sports book bar. Onsite dining: The resort has four dining options. Try hearty Italian food at Tuscany Gardens or hit up the other eateries for all-day breakfast and casual bites. Pub 365 showcases one of Las Vegas’s largest craft-beer selections, where 365 available craft beers are paired with small plates, artisan burgers, and fresh salads. Relax with a dip in one of two swimming pools, including a lagoon-style pool. Entertainment venues host live music and a tribute to the Rat Pack. Wake up at Caffé Bottega, which serves Stumptown Coffee. Beyond the Las Vegas Strip: Old Vegas and Red Rock Canyon It can feel like the entire city of Las Vegas revolves around the Strip if you never venture beyond that neon-lit corridor. But there’s plenty to see and do once you step off Las Vegas Boulevard. You can find a taste of Old Vegas on Fremont Street, where vintage signs and showgirls crowned with headdresses recall the days of Sinatra and Martin. Beginning at dusk, a canopy of more than 12 million LED lights erupts in a psychedelic light-and-music show every hour. For an aerial view, zoom down the center of Fremont Street on a zipline. Nature puts on its own show at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a landscape of fiery-red sandstone formations and limestone cliffs just 17 miles outside the city. Motor down the 13-mile scenic drive or ditch the car and strike out on any of more than 20 hiking trails that course through the region’s otherworldly topography.
	Accommodation typeStay with Slot Play Credit, Bingo Pack, Beverages, and Optional Dining Credit at Plaza Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, NV Plaza Hotel & Casino Located in the heart of downtown Las Vegas, the Plaza Hotel and Casino combines a vintage Rat Pack attitude with modern styling for a unique Vegas experience. Built on the site of the original Las Vegas railroad depot, it first opened its doors in 1971 and now boasts over a thousand updated rooms and suites with a classic Vegas showroom with downtown’s only bingo hall, and 30,000 square feet of renovated ballroom and meeting space. It treats guests to a variety of dining selections led by the Rat Pack-styled Oscar’s steakhouse in the hotel’s iconic glass dome overlooking the Fremont Street Experience. Plaza Hotel and Casino operates hundreds of slot machines—from the latest games to traditional coin machines—and nearly two dozen table games on its 80,000-square-foot casino floor. It provides guests with a host of outdoor amenities, from a renovated rooftop pool and recreation deck, complete with private cabanas, to a hot tub, food truck, tennis court, and dedicated Pickleball courts. Chill out at the Pool at the Plaza, which boasts amenities ranging from rentable cabanas and lily pad day beds to a 12-person hot tub and onsite food truck. Try your luck at the casino, where games include slots, table games, and the only bingo room in the neighborhood. There’s also an off-track betting and sportsbook for placing wagers. This deal includes $10 slot play and two drink vouchers per room per stay. Eat and drink at seven restaurants and bars, including an upscale steakhouse, swanky cocktail bar, and food court with fast favorites. Enjoy two regular coffees at the Coffee Bar included with your stay. That’s entertainment: The hotel welcomes live shows, including performers, entertainers, and bands. If you seek more adrenaline-pumping experience, opt for seasonal events such as Demolition Derby. (Temporarily reduced capacity) Enhanced cleaning: All staff has been educated in proper social distancing protocols and cleaning techniques to prevent the spread of viruses; Over 25 hand sanitizing stations have been added to our casino and convention floor to ensure a safe and clean experience. Physical distancing: Our Hotel and Casino has marked all high traffic areas for social distancing. Team members will be required to wear protective equipment while on the property to ensure the safety of staff and guests; Masks are available to all Hotel and Casino patrons upon request. Beyond the Las Vegas Strip: Old Vegas and Red Rock Canyon It can feel like the entire city of Las Vegas revolves around the Strip if you never venture beyond that neon-lit corridor. But there’s plenty to see and do once you step off Las Vegas Boulevard. You can find a taste of Old Vegas on Fremont Street, where vintage signs and showgirls crowned with headdresses recall the days of Sinatra and Martin. Beginning at dusk, a canopy of more than 12 million LED lights erupts in a psychedelic light-and-music show every hour. For an aerial view, zoom down the center of Fremont Street on a zipline. Nature puts on its own show at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a landscape of fiery-red sandstone formations and limestone cliffs just 17 miles outside the city. Motor down the 13-mile scenic drive or ditch the car and strike out on any of more than 20 hiking trails that course through the region’s otherworldly topography.
	Accommodation typeStay at Edgewater Casino Resort in Laughlin, NV Hotel at a Glance: Edgewater Casino Resort Edgewater Casino Resort’s 40,000-square-foot gaming floor has something for every type guest. They can try a hand at the coin-free slots—featuring 400 penny machines—or roll the dice at tables for blackjack and roulette. And with daily entertainment and activities, including comedy nights and a grand buffet for breakfast and dinner, guests can enjoy the comforts of the resort all day and night. Try a different cuisine every night, with a changing buffet menu and seven different restaurants to choose from, including a bakery and BBQ joint. The scenery: Many Sedona rooms look out to the desert and the Colorado River, and Santa Fe rooms have balconies. Live entertainment: Bands and comedians take the stage on select nights. Play a game on the casino floor, with video poker, reel and video slot machines, and many more to choose from. Pump some iron in the on-site fitness facility. Laughlin, Nevada: Sunny Gaming Destination near the Hoover Dam Laughlin is about 100 miles south of Las Vegas, but it’s a gaming destination in its own right. At the city’s nine casinos, there are plenty of slots and poker tables, and bingo is big here. You can find regular bingo games at the Riverside and the River Palms. Laughlin averages 300 sunny days a year—a fine climate for exploring natural and manmade wonders. To get in touch with nature, hit up Big Bend State Recreation Area to go hiking along the Colorado River. For a manmade spectacle, head about 80 miles north to Boulder City to see the famous Hoover Dam, which sends thousands of gallons of water tumbling 70 stories into Black Canyon every day. Though its sheer size is captivating, you’ll also appreciate the dam’s surprisingly elegant art-deco design.
	Accommodation typeStay at 4-Star Top-Secret Tucson Hotel When you book a top-secret hotel, you’re guaranteed a name-brand property with a rating of 3 stars or higher in the neighborhood we specify. We’ll let you know the name and exact address of your top-secret hotel after you purchase the deal: Look in the redemption instructions for this deal, found in your account and on your email confirmation. Hotel at a Glance: 4-Star Top-Secret Tucson Hotel This 4-star hotel is set against the backdrop of the Santa Catalina Mountains, with pools surrounded by trees and lounge seating offering relief from the desert sun. While kids enjoy the cool pool waters, parents can unwind in the shade of the trees. In-room amenities includes WiFi access, coffee maker, and mini fridge. Locally sourced food: A variety of fresh, seasonal-inspired options available at many dining venues the hotel has to offer. Eco-friendly features: Native plants framing the 27-hole Jack Nicklaus golf course are irrigated with reclaimed water, and tennis courts are made from recycled tires. Spa day: Treatments such as detoxifying seaweed body wrap, massages, and facials are available for additional fees. Notable nods: AAA Four Diamond Award. Healthy habits: The fitness center has cardio and weight equipment. Tucson, Arizona: Southwestern History and Culture amid the Cacti Over Tucson’s long history, it’s absorbed elements from the many peoples who have lived or passed through here: Native Americans, Europeans, Latinos, and Asians to name a few. Today, this unique blend is especially evident in the downtown restaurant scene, where you can get authentic chilies rellenos, sushi, and upscale bistro food with fine wines from nearby vintners. Visitors can soak up the area’s gorgeous natural landscape at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, a combined botanical garden and zoo. Here, gila monsters and more than 1,200 kinds of plants inhabit 21 acres of desert scenery. Among Tucson’s manmade wonders is Mission San Xavier del Bac, a white adobe church whose interior is adorned with frescoes and sculptures. It was built in the 1700s and is one of the oldest intact European structures in Arizona. Other Details Room Details Traditional King Room and Deluxe King Room One king bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 3 Adding occupants above standard: $30 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Traditional Two-Double Room and Deluxe Two-Double Room Two double beds Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 4 Adding occupants above standard: $30 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Hotel Policies Check in: 4 p.m. Check out: 11 a.m. $29 resort fee includes: Fitness center access Fitness/yoga classes Internet access Phone calls Faxes In-room safe In-room bottled water Self parking Parking: self parking included in resort fee; valet available for an additional $25 per day. Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property. Pet policy: please contact property for pet restrictions and fees. Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in for an additional cost.
	Accommodation typeStay at Scottsdale Villa Mirage in Arizona Hotel at a Glance: Scottsdale Villa Mirage Desert brush and saguaro cacti skirt the grounds surrounding the hacienda-style Scottsdale Villa Mirage. The hotel’s southwestern adobe aesthetic complements its setting amid the vast Sonoran Desert, where you’re close to renowned golfing, mountain biking, and hiking. On site, you can take morning yoga classes or enjoy a quiet evening watching a movie in the comfort of your villa. Private balconies are attached to tastefully decorated studios and one-bedroom villas. Stay cool as you swim beneath a cascading waterfall in the outdoor pool (reduced availability). Onsite classes Cook out on the outdoor grills, or grab a quick snack at the poolside eatery (reduced availability). Keep your fitness routine with a workout at the onsite fitness center (reduced availability). Scottsdale, Arizona: Stucco Mansions amid Rocky Desert Landscape Scottsdale once served as ranch land where farmers grew oranges and lemons and cowboys kicked up dust in the fierce, dry heat of the Sonoran Desert. That era earned Scottsdale the nickname of “The West’s Most Western Town.” Today, it is an affluent city landscaped with lush green grass and lined with stucco mansions. For a glimpse of the city’s Old West roots, head to Old Town Scottsdale, where wooden boardwalks and hitching posts sit in front of a retro ice-cream parlor and rustic specialty shops. Upon arriving in Scottsdale, you know you’re in the desert—cacti and tumbleweeds dot the landscape, and dry shrubs and gnarled trees cover the McDowell Mountains in the distance. To get a closer look at Southwestern flora, head to the Desert Botanical Garden. There, themed trails wind past huge cacti and other moisture-hoarding succulents, best seen in the cooler early morning or twilight hours. Other Details Room Details Studio One queen bed and one sofa bed Standard occupancy: 4 Maximum occupancy: 4 One-Bedroom Villa One king bed and one sofa bed Standard occupancy: 4 Maximum occupancy: 4 Two-Bedroom Villa Two king beds and two sofa beds Standard occupancy: 8 Maximum occupancy: 8 Hotel Policies Check in: 4 p.m. Check out: 10 a.m. Parking: free $25.95 resort fee includes: WiFi, recreational facilities (pools, children’s splash pad, 24-hour fitness center, putting green, basketball court, bocce ball), garden gas grills, fire pit, children’s playground, seasonal activities, 24-hour business center computer/internet and boarding pass printing. Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property. Pet policy: pets are not allowed inside the property. Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in for an additional cost.
	Accommodation typeStay at Grand Canyon Western Ranch in Meadview, AZ Property at a Glance: Grand Canyon Western Ranch Ranches dot the Southwest, but how many of them were once owned by a member of Butch and Sundance’s Hole in the Wall Gang? That’s the claim that Grand Canyon Western Ranch can make thanks to the original owner and gunfighter Tap Duncan. Today, the ranch is an ideal escape just two hours southeast of Las Vegas. Rustle up some grub at the Historic Ranch House, which specializes in Western homestyle cooking. Gather around the nightly campfire to swap stories or just enjoy live performances by cowboy musicians. Cowboy entertainment includes music, singing, and stories. Escape daily distractions: There’s no Internet or TVs on the property, and cell service is limited. Meadview, Arizona: Desert Landscape Surrounded by Red Rock Canyons Grand Canyon West, a tourist destination owned by the Hualapai Nation, is just 15 miles northeast of Grand Canyon Western Ranch. Although the area is not a part of Grand Canyon National Park, it showcases similarly breathtaking views of striated red rock canyons and the Colorado River. Some of the best views are visible from the Skywalk, a U-shaped glass bridge suspended 4,000 feet above the canyon floor. While here, hike to scenic vistas or take a walking tour of authentic Native American dwellings, where you’ll see live performances. Drive about 90 minutes east to get to the Hoover Dam and Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Largemouth and striped bass and bluegill crowd the lake’s waters, making it an ideal spot for canoeing, picnicking, and fishing. Other Details Room Details Starkey, Powell and Duncan, or Pine Cabin One queen bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 2 Glamping Tent One queen bed and two twin beds Standard occupancy: 4 Maximum occupancy: 4 Hotel Policies Check in: 3 p.m. Check out: 11 a.m. $29.95 resort fee includes: Cowboy entertainment including music, singing, and stories Nightly campfire after dinner Parking: free Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property. Pet policy: pets are not allowed inside the property. Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: not available
	Accommodation typeStay at The D Las Vegas, NV Hotel at a Glance: The D Las Vegas *Pool is closed until further notice* The D Las Vegas supplies games, glitz, and entertainment just north of the Vegas Strip. Day and night, cocktails are served at the hotel’s lounges as well as at the casino, which offers slot machines and table games. If you need to recharge, take a dip amid sun-kissed palm trees in the outdoor pool and hot tub. Luck be a lady: Old-timey slot machines and simulated horse races are some of the quirky ways to play at the hotel’s casino. Table games and late-night keno are also available. Sleek decor and bold red and black accents give guest rooms an upscale ambiance. Some rooms have panoramic views of the mountains. Diverse dining: Sink your teeth into prime cuts of steak and Italian entrees at Andiamo Steakhouse or satisfy late-night cravings at the laid-back American Coney Island. Grab a martini or frozen margarita at three onsite bars. Dancing servers entertain guests at D Bar. Beyond the Las Vegas Strip: Old Vegas and Red Rock Canyon It can feel like the entire city of Las Vegas revolves around the Strip if you never venture beyond that neon-lit corridor. But there’s plenty to see and do once you step off Las Vegas Boulevard. You can find a taste of Old Vegas on Fremont Street, where vintage signs and showgirls crowned with headdresses recall the days of Sinatra and Martin. Beginning at dusk, a canopy of more than 12 million LED lights erupts in a psychedelic light-and-music show every hour. For an aerial view, zoom down the center of Fremont Street on a zipline. Nature puts on its own show at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a landscape of fiery-red sandstone formations and limestone cliffs just 17 miles outside the city. Motor down the 13-mile scenic drive or ditch the car and strike out on any of more than 20 hiking trails that course through the region’s otherworldly topography.
	Accommodation typeStay at Golden Gate Hotel & Casino in Downtown Las Vegas, NV Golden Gate Hotel & Casino The Golden Gate has been welcoming guests to Las Vegas since 1906, long before the city was known for glitzy casinos and shows. Guests can view artifacts from the hotel’s history in the lobby, part of a modern expansion that also added a luxury tower and more space to the gaming floor. Place your bets at roulette and blackjack tables with dancing dealers, or play the slots. Where you’ll stay: Recently renovated guest rooms and suites feature flat-screen high-definition TVs, plush Serta pillow-top mattresses, and Bath & Body Works toiletries. Grab a drink at Bar Prohibition or OneBar, where dancing bartenders keep the party going. Take in history in the hotel lobby, where historical artifacts including old hotel ledgers and a 1907 Kellogg telephone—Las Vegas’s first—are on display. Beyond the Las Vegas Strip: Old Vegas and Red Rock Canyon It can feel like the entire city of Las Vegas revolves around the Strip if you never venture beyond that neon-lit corridor. But there’s plenty to see and do once you step off Las Vegas Boulevard. You can find a taste of Old Vegas on Fremont Street, where vintage signs and showgirls crowned with headdresses recall the days of Sinatra and Martin. Beginning at dusk, a canopy of more than 12 million LED lights erupts in a psychedelic light-and-music show every hour. For an aerial view, zoom down the center of Fremont Street on a zipline. Nature puts on its own show at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a landscape of fiery-red sandstone formations and limestone cliffs just 17 miles outside the city. Motor down the 13-mile scenic drive or ditch the car and strike out on any of more than 20 hiking trails that course through the region’s otherworldly topography.
	Accommodation typeStay with Continental Breakfast at Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, NV Hotel at a Glance: Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino Some of Las Vegas’ biggest attractions are right outside the door—the Fremont Street Experience is a block away—but guests at the Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino have little reason to leave the premises. The hotel fills an entire city block, which leaves plenty of room for its 25,000-square-foot casino, multiple bars and restaurants, and a rooftop infinity pool. Back in the 1,124 guest rooms, visitors can kick back on a pillow-top bed and watch a movie on a flat-screen TV. Share vacation photos with ease over the WiFi network. 500: That’s approximately how many slot machines you’ll find in the casino. Lounge on the roof beside the pool and have a drink at the Citrus Grand Pool Deck. Notable accolade: TripAdvisor’s Travelers’ Choice award. Start the day: with continental breakfast, included in this deal Beyond the Las Vegas Strip: Old Vegas and Red Rock Canyon It can feel like the entire city of Las Vegas revolves around the Strip if you never venture beyond that neon-lit corridor. But there’s plenty to see and do once you step off Las Vegas Boulevard. You can find a taste of Old Vegas on Fremont Street, where vintage signs and showgirls crowned with headdresses recall the days of Sinatra and Martin. Beginning at dusk, a canopy of more than 12 million LED lights erupts in a psychedelic light-and-music show every hour. For an aerial view, zoom down the center of Fremont Street on a zipline. Nature puts on its own show at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a landscape of fiery-red sandstone formations and limestone cliffs just 17 miles outside the city. Motor down the 13-mile scenic drive or ditch the car and strike out on any of more than 20 hiking trails that course through the region’s otherworldly topography.
	Accommodation typeStay with Daily Breakfast for Two at Starbucks at the 4-Star SAHARA Las Vegas in Nevada Hotel at a Glance: SAHARA Las Vegas The 4-star SAHARA Las Vegas channels Sin City’s energy with plenty of entertainment. Its casino lets players try their luck on more than 600 slots, plus more than 50 table games like blackjack and craps. Concert venues host musicians and comedians, and upscale bars mix craft cocktails. Multiple restaurants include a gourmet café and the carnivore-friendly Bazaar Meat by José Andrés. Spa day: Custom massages and herbal steam rooms erase stress. Make a splash in the hotel’s resort-style pool which features daybeds and private cabanas Extra perk: All options include daily breakfast for two at Starbucks. Beyond the Las Vegas Strip: Old Vegas and Red Rock Canyon It can feel like the entire city of Las Vegas revolves around the Strip if you never venture beyond that neon-lit corridor. But there’s plenty to see and do once you step off Las Vegas Boulevard. You can find a taste of Old Vegas on Fremont Street, where vintage signs and showgirls crowned with headdresses recall the days of Sinatra and Martin. Beginning at dusk, a canopy of more than 12 million LED lights erupts in a psychedelic light-and-music show every hour. For an aerial view, zoom down the center of Fremont Street on a zipline. Nature puts on its own show at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a landscape of fiery-red sandstone formations and limestone cliffs just 17 miles outside the city. Motor down the 13-mile scenic drive or ditch the car and strike out on any of more than 20 hiking trails that course through the region’s otherworldly topography. Other Details Room Details Marra King Room One king bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 3 Adding occupants above standard: $15 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Marra Two-Double Room Two double beds Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 4 Adding occupants above standard: $15 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Hotel Policies Check in: 3 p.m. Check out: 11 a.m. $39.95 resort fee includes: In-room WiFi for unlimited devices Fitness center access In-season pool access Self-parking Two complimentary bottles of water Exclusive access to our virtual funbook – enjoy hundreds of dollars in savings! Local and toll-free phone calls Concierge services Airline boarding pass printing Notary services for registered hotel guests during business hours Parking: included in resort fee. Smoking policy: limited number of smoking rooms available upon request by calling the property. Pet policy: pets are not allowed inside the property. Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in for an additional cost.
	Accommodation typeStay with Food and Beverage Credit at The STRAT Hotel, Casino & SkyPod in Las Vegas, NV. Hotel at a Glance: The STRAT Hotel, Casino and Skypod Perched more than 100 stories high, The STRAT Hotel, Casino and Skypod boasts some of the best panoramic views in Vegas from its iconic 1,149-foot tower. Visitors ascend to indoor and outdoor observation decks for 360-degree views of the Las Vegas Strip and the ruddy formations of Red Rock Canyon. With an 80,000-square-foot casino, plus stylish restaurants and a handful of swanky bars, there’s hardly a reason to leave this newly re-imagined iteration of Stratosphere. Restaurants range from quick-serve pizza and burgers to fine dining at the award-winning and recently redesigned Top of the World Restaurant, which revolves 360 degrees every 80 minutes. Dance the night away at 107 SkyLounge, which hosts DJs on nearly every day of the week. Adrenaline rush: A handful of thrill rides on the outdoor observation deck will get your blood pumping, including the new controlled-descent SkyJump. Top-to-bottom remodel: 2020 ushered in a new observation deck, remodeled guest suites, a redesigned casino and state-of-the-art sportsbook, and more. Extra perk: Daily $20 food and beverage credit Note, face masks are required in all public areas The Las Vegas Strip: 24/7 Entertainment and Fine Dining With an almost unlimited variety of casinos, bars and nightclubs, and live entertainment, the general consensus along the Las Vegas Strip seems to be “go big or go home.” And you can go really big here. Make a beeline for the dozens of 24-hour casinos lining the neon-lit Strip to tango with Lady Luck in high-stakes games of roulette, blackjack, and poker; or grab a front-row seat to the city’s over-the-top glitz at nightly magic, acrobatic, and musical performances. Be sure to stick around for mealtimes—casinos on the Strip are known for their fine-dining restaurants and extravagant buffets overflowing with crab legs and prime rib. Even Sin City isn’t all casinos, all the time. Go shopping at the high-end boutiques found inside most hotels on the Las Vegas Strip, or head to Fashion Show Las Vegas to browse racks at Neiman Marcus, Macy’s, and Saks Fifth Avenue. You can also virtually travel the globe in just a few city blocks, thanks to the Strip’s re-creation of the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower, and Venetian canals. And you’ll find a surprising number of activities in Las Vegas for kids hidden amid the raucous nightlife.
	Accommodation typeStay at Mardi Gras Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, NV Hotel at a Glance: Mardi Gras Hotel & Casino The neon lights on this hotel’s gambling floor are never dimmed. That’s because the casino—which features 50 slot, keno, and video poker machines—is open 24 hours a day. The onsite Bon Temps Café is also open around the clock, so you can put your winnings toward a New York strip steak and a cocktail. Distance from the Strip: 1.9 miles. Work on your tan: Relax on the sundeck surrounding the outdoor pool. Where you’ll stay: a comfy guest room complete with a sitting area. Hop on the monorail: It takes only a 5-minute walk to the Las Vegas Convention Center monorail terminal. Beyond the Las Vegas Strip: Old Vegas and Red Rock Canyon It can feel like the entire city of Las Vegas revolves around the Strip if you never venture beyond that neon-lit corridor. But there’s plenty to see and do once you step off Las Vegas Boulevard. You can find a taste of Old Vegas on Fremont Street, where vintage signs and showgirls crowned with headdresses recall the days of Sinatra and Martin. Beginning at dusk, a canopy of more than 12 million LED lights erupts in a psychedelic light-and-music show every hour. For an aerial view, zoom down the center of Fremont Street on a zipline. Nature puts on its own show at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a landscape of fiery-red sandstone formations and limestone cliffs just 17 miles outside the city. Motor down the 13-mile scenic drive or ditch the car and strike out on any of more than 20 hiking trails that course through the region’s otherworldly topography. Other Details Room Details Queen Room One queen bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 3 Adding occupants above standard: $10 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free King Room One king bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 3 Adding occupants above standard: $10 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Double-Queen Room, Double-Queen Pool-View Room, and Double-Queen Smoking Room Two queen beds Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 4 Adding occupants above standard: $10 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Hotel Policies Check in: 3 p.m. Check out: 11 a.m. $5 resort fee includes: WiFi, pool, and local calls. Parking: free Smoking policy: smoking permitted in select rooms only. Pet policy: pets are not allowed inside the property. Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in for an additional cost.
	Accommodation typeStay with Guest Package at 4-Star Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, NV Hotel at a Glance: Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino The 4-star Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino has all the glitz and gaming action that Sin City’s known for. Guests can roll the dice and play slots in the 95,000-square-foot casino or see live shows. The Las Vegas Strip is just one monorail ride away—there’s a station right at the resort. Multiple restaurants: Try truffle mac and cheese at Edge Steakhouse, spicy hibachi chicken at Benihana, or tortellini gigante stuffed with beef short rib at Fresco Italiano. Rooms and suites overlook the Strip or the Las Vegas Country Club. Stay in shape: The resort features a fitness center and six tennis courts, and guests can tee off on the adjacent golf course. Added perks per stay Two drinks or two rounds of golf at Las Vegas Country Club and 25$ dining credit at onsite restaurants are included depending on option purchased. Enjoy gambling with the $20 free slot play included in both packages. The Las Vegas Strip: 24/7 Entertainment and Fine Dining With an almost unlimited variety of casinos, bars and nightclubs, and live entertainment, the general consensus along the Las Vegas Strip seems to be “go big or go home.” And you can go really big here. Make a beeline for the dozens of 24-hour casinos lining the neon-lit Strip to tango with Lady Luck in high-stakes games of roulette, blackjack, and poker; or grab a front-row seat to the city’s over-the-top glitz at nightly magic, acrobatic, and musical performances. Be sure to stick around for mealtimes—casinos on the Strip are known for their fine-dining restaurants and extravagant buffets overflowing with crab legs and prime rib. Even Sin City isn’t all casinos, all the time. Go shopping at the high-end boutiques found inside most hotels on the Las Vegas Strip, or head to Fashion Show Las Vegas to browse racks at Neiman Marcus, Macy’s, and Saks Fifth Avenue. You can also virtually travel the globe in just a few city blocks, thanks to the Strip’s re-creation of the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower, and Venetian canals. And you’ll find a surprising number of activities in Las Vegas for kids hidden amid the raucous nightlife.
	Accommodation typeStay with Unlimited Play at Putter's Paradise at Oasis at Gold Spike in Las Vegas, NV Hotel at a Glance: Oasis at Gold Spike The Oasis at Gold Spike harks back to Las Vegas’s 1950’s heyday with midcentury-modern architecture, geometric art, and a vintage ambiance. Outside, you’ll hear the soothing trickle of the pool’s water feature and find a comfy spot for sunbathing on the surrounding mod chairs and day beds. Order a tropical drink from neighboring bar Gold Spike. Borrow a bike: The front desk offers cruisers equipped with cup holders. Gold Spike Tower queen rooms come with queen beds, in-room WiFi, and flat-screen TVs. Carnival Bar at Gold Spike allows you to test your chops at classic carnival games while you sip cocktails. Included perk: unlimited play at Putter’s Paradise for two. Squeeze in a workout: at the onsite fitness center. Beyond the Las Vegas Strip: Old Vegas and Red Rock Canyon It can feel like the entire city of Las Vegas revolves around the Strip if you never venture beyond that neon-lit corridor. But there’s plenty to see and do once you step off Las Vegas Boulevard. You can find a taste of Old Vegas on Fremont Street, where vintage signs and showgirls crowned with headdresses recall the days of Sinatra and Martin. Beginning at dusk, a canopy of more than 12 million LED lights erupts in a psychedelic light-and-music show every hour. For an aerial view, zoom down the center of Fremont Street on a zipline. Nature puts on its own show at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a landscape of fiery-red sandstone formations and limestone cliffs just 17 miles outside the city. Motor down the 13-mile scenic drive or ditch the car and strike out on any of more than 20 hiking trails that course through the region’s otherworldly topography.
	Accommodation typeStay with Summer Package at 5-Star Fairmont Scottsdale Princess in Arizona Hotel at a Glance: Fairmont Scottsdale Princess This 5-star, AAA Five Diamond resort stands out like an oasis in the middle of the desert: it has six pools, a lagoon, and 65 manicured acres of desert plants, water fountains, and fire pits. Within the resort’s extravagant complex, guests will find towering water slides, relaxing poolside cabanas, traditional Spanish-inspired architecture, and modern amenities. This confluence of luxury and fun has helped earn the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess a Five Diamond rating from AAA since 1991. Sunset Beach: The newest and largest of six onsite pools—spans 9,000 square feet and features a white-sand shore and a splash pad. Included perks: Guests receive an “Outta This World Summer #AtThePrincess” package with the waived resort fee; Find more information here Restaurant spotlight: Enjoy cuts of Angus beef at chef Michael Mina’s Bourbon Steak, one of five onsite restaurants. Tee off: On one of the TPC-level golf courses. Fairmont guest rooms: Feature a contemporary, chic southwest design highlighted by soft, neutral desert colors providing an inviting retreat for all. Rooms feature luxurious polished stone and modern, spacious walk-in showers. Scottsdale, Arizona: Stucco Mansions amid Rocky Desert Landscape Scottsdale once served as ranch land where farmers grew oranges and lemons and cowboys kicked up dust in the fierce, dry heat of the Sonoran Desert. That era earned Scottsdale the nickname of “The West’s Most Western Town.” Today, it is an affluent city landscaped with lush green grass and lined with stucco mansions. For a glimpse of the city’s Old West roots, head to Old Town Scottsdale, where wooden boardwalks and hitching posts sit in front of a retro ice-cream parlor and rustic specialty shops. Upon arriving in Scottsdale, you know you’re in the desert—cacti and tumbleweeds dot the landscape, and dry shrubs and gnarled trees cover the McDowell Mountains in the distance. To get a closer look at Southwestern flora, head to the Desert Botanical Garden. There, themed trails wind past huge cacti and other moisture-hoarding succulents, best seen in the cooler early morning or twilight hours. Other Details Room Details Fairmont King Room One king bed Standard occupancy: 2 ($30 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free) Maximum occupancy: 3 Fairmont Queen-Queen Room Two queen beds Standard occupancy: 2 ($30 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free) Maximum occupancy: 4 Hotel Policies Check in: 4 p.m. Check out: 11 a.m. $42 waived daily resort fee includes: Half-day access to Trailblazers Kids Club/Space Camp for up to three kids ages 5–12 $25 Well & Being credit toward a body or facial treatment per paid night, valid once per day. Spa treatments receive access to Well & Being Spa amenities for the day, including: co-ed waterfall treatment pool, sauna, steam room, aromatherapy lounge, private rooftop pool and more (credit not cumulative and valid once per day) Courtesy fishing pole rental for Lagoon fishing Preferred TPC Scottsdale rates and tee times Golf bag storage at the resort Personal Protective Equipment Kit provided in room (two face masks and antiseptic wipes) Unlimited wireless and wired premium Internet access in guest rooms and resort public areas Unlimited local, domestic, long-distance (contiguous 48 states) and 1-800 access calls from your guest room Complimentary business services offered at front desk (printing, photocopying, and faxing of documents for guest personal use) Parking: self parking available for an additional $15 per day; valet available for an additional $24 per day. Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property. Pet policy: please contact property for pet restrictions and fees. Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in for an additional cost.
	Accommodation typeStay with Resort Credit at 4-Star Golden Nugget Las Vegas, NV. Hotel at a Glance: Golden Nugget Las Vegas The Golden Nugget Las Vegas has many of the attractions the Sin City is known for—a casino, a spa, high-end restaurants, and lounges—and none of them disappoint. Their spa offers the height of luxury with a sauna, jetted tub, and steam room as well as workout facilities. The casino features a poker room with 13 smoke-free tables and special promotions throughout the year. If gambling isn’t your strong suit, there are many different shows and entertainment options to choose from including dancing at the nightclub or take in some live music with the 52 Fridays Concert Series. Eat, drink, and be merry at the hotel’s multiple high-end restaurants and lounges, including a hearty buffet where you can dine for either breakfast or lunch. Views of the Strip are visible from Rush Tower rooms, which are 20% larger than Gold and Carson Towers rooms. All accommodations have luxurious amenities such as marble bathrooms and flat-screen TVs. Game on: The hotel’s casino has won numerous awards from Casino Player magazine, including Best Casino, Best Service, and Luckiest Casino. The expansive gaming floor is filled with slot machines, as well as blackjack, roulette, and mini-baccarat tables. Beyond the Las Vegas Strip: Old Vegas and Red Rock Canyon It can feel like the entire city of Las Vegas revolves around the Strip if you never venture beyond that neon-lit corridor. But there’s plenty to see and do once you step off Las Vegas Boulevard. You can find a taste of Old Vegas on Fremont Street, where vintage signs and showgirls crowned with headdresses recall the days of Sinatra and Martin. Beginning at dusk, a canopy of more than 12 million LED lights erupts in a psychedelic light-and-music show every hour. For an aerial view, zoom down the center of Fremont Street on a zipline. Nature puts on its own show at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a landscape of fiery-red sandstone formations and limestone cliffs just 17 miles outside the city. Motor down the 13-mile scenic drive or ditch the car and strike out on any of more than 20 hiking trails that course through the region’s otherworldly topography.
	Accommodation typeStay at a 4-Star Tropicana Las Vegas DoubleTree Hilton Hotel, NV. Hotel at a Glance: Tropicana Las Vegas Tropicana Las Vegas ® – a DoubleTree by Hilton is a Penn National Gaming Resort Casino located on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip. Just minutes from the airport, convention centers, and top entertainment stadiums, the hotel boasts a unique South Beach vibe that’s the result of a $200 million complete transformation. In addition to a redesigned casino, a Mandara Spa, and top-of-the-line fitness center, Tropicana Las Vegas now also houses several award-winning restaurants including the new Robert Irvine’s Public House, Glow®. Things to do beyond lounging in the property’s luxurious pool include first-class entertainment acts like Purple Reign: The Prince Tribute Show in the Tropicana Theater, shows at the Laugh Factory comedy club, and live music in the Trago Lounge. Tropicana Las Vegas ® – a DoubleTree by Hilton is not affiliated with any other Tropicana property or brand. Outdoor swimming: The Tropicana’s sprawling pool snakes underneath a pedestrian bridge that connects the resort’s two 20-story towers while waterfalls splash beside the pool’s edge (open seasonally). Five award-winning restaurants: Gather for a laid-back meal at Robert Irvine’s Public House or dine at Oakville Steakhouse, Bacio, Red Lotus Asian Kitchen, or Savor Buffet. Nightlife excitement: Guests sip frosty cocktails at Chill’m or hang at the Trago Lounge. Gambling The Tropicana Las Vegas’ very own casino spans 50,000 square feet. Entertainment: The sprawling Tropicana also features the onsite Laugh Factory club, welcoming pro comedians such as Mark Pitta and Grammy nominee Judy Tenuta. Meanwhile, Trago Lounge offers regular performances of its Purple Reign: The Prince Tribute Show and Legends in Concert. The Las Vegas Strip: 24/7 Entertainment and Fine Dining With an almost unlimited variety of casinos, bars and nightclubs, and live entertainment, the general consensus along the Las Vegas Strip seems to be “go big or go home.” And you can go really big here. Make a beeline for the dozens of 24-hour casinos lining the neon-lit Strip to tango with Lady Luck in high-stakes games of roulette, blackjack, and poker; or grab a front-row seat to the city’s over-the-top glitz at nightly magic, acrobatic, and musical performances. Be sure to stick around for mealtimes—casinos on the Strip are known for their fine-dining restaurants and extravagant buffets overflowing with crab legs and prime rib. Even Sin City isn’t all casinos, all the time. Go shopping at the high-end boutiques found inside most hotels on the Las Vegas Strip, or head to Fashion Show Las Vegas to browse racks at Neiman Marcus, Macy’s, and Saks Fifth Avenue. You can also virtually travel the globe in just a few city blocks, thanks to the Strip’s re-creation of the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower, and Venetian canals. And you’ll find a surprising number of activities in Las Vegas for kids hidden amid the raucous nightlife.
	Accommodation typeStay at OYO Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas OYO Hotel & Casino Las Vegas Visit the Strip without being on the Strip. Just a mere one block away, the OYO Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas has just about anything you’d like from a trip to Vegas: on-site restaurants, comfortable rooms, and gambling. This hotel is perfectly situated for those wanting easy access to all things Vegas while having a cozy oasis to return to. Our dedicated COVID-19 task force has developed a multi-pronged approach to ensuring a safe, clean, and inviting environment. You can feel confident that Your Room is Your Room. No hotel personnel will enter your room during your stay without your permission. OYO is close to the action, yet far from the crowds. Modern meets funky: in the refurbished rooms complete with gray furniture with eye-catching, colorful accents. Take a dip: in their pool split into two halves or simply get your tan on one of their lounge chairs. Eat, drink, and be merry: at their on-site bars and restaurants, including Hooters. The Underground Lounge provides fresh pints of beer while The Splash Cantina is a poolside snack spot. (limited occupancy) The Las Vegas Strip: 24/7 Entertainment and Fine Dining With an almost unlimited variety of casinos, bars and nightclubs, and live entertainment, the general consensus along the Las Vegas Strip seems to be “go big or go home.” And you can go really big here. Make a beeline for the dozens of 24-hour casinos lining the neon-lit Strip to tango with Lady Luck in high-stakes games of roulette, blackjack, and poker. Be sure to stick around for mealtimes—casinos on the Strip are known for their fine-dining restaurants and extravagant buffets overflowing with crab legs and prime rib. Even Sin City isn’t all casinos, all the time. Go shopping at the high-end boutiques found inside most hotels on the Las Vegas Strip, or head to Fashion Show Las Vegas to browse racks at Neiman Marcus, Macy’s, and Saks Fifth Avenue. You can also virtually travel the globe in just a few city blocks, thanks to the Strip’s re-creation of the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower, and Venetian canals. And you’ll find a surprising number of activities in Las Vegas for kids hidden amid the raucous nightlife. Other Details Room Details Standard King Room and Strip-View King Room One king bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 3 Adding occupants above standard: $10 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Standard Double-Queen Room and Pool-View Double-Queen Room Two queen beds Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 4 Adding occupants above standard: $10 per night per guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Hotel Policies Check in: 4 p.m. Check out: 11 a.m. $37 resort fee includes: $5 in free slot play and $10 in table games match play. New and current OYO Rewards* Members. Valid for stay dates through December 30, 2021. One Per Room Per Night. Buy-One-Get-One-Free Drink Voucher, 1 per night High-speed Wi-Fi in guest rooms Hooter’s Early Bird 10% off between 2 p.m.–5 p.m. 10% Off select merchandise at Cargo, on-site convenience store Bottled water in guest rooms, 2 daily 24-hour access to the Fitness Center equipped with Peloton bikes Access to the Pool - Seasonal Unlimited local and 1-800 calls Printing boarding passes OYO Rewards Membership is free. Must be 21 years of age or older. Resort fee amenities and price subject to change* Parking: free Smoking policy: smoking rooms are available upon request at check-in for an additional fee, based on availability. Pet policy: pets are not allowed inside the property. Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in for an additional cost.
	Accommodation typeStay at 4-Star The Berkley, Las Vegas. Property at a Glance: The Berkley, Las Vegas The Berkley is set in a more laid-back part of Sin City, about a 10-minute drive from the Las Vegas Strip. The new 4-star property lies within a 5-minute drive of restaurants and Las Vegas South Premium Outlets, home to more than 145 stores. Gaming action is still close at hand—The Berkley is right next to Silverton Casino and its 26 table games and 1,500-plus slots. Please note due to COVID related restrictions no shuttle service will be available, no luggage storage services will be available, no housekeeping services will be available (items are available at the front desk upon request,) only one person will be allowed at the check-in desk, and face masks are mandatory in all common areas. Great for groups: The two-bedroom suite sleeps eight and has two kitchens and bathrooms, as well as in-unit laundry; studios have one kitchen and one bathroom. Best place to relax: the outdoor hot tub on the huge sun deck Staying in shape: The fitness center is equipped with cardio machines and kettlebells. Hot off the grill: a shared barbecue area and patio seating Beyond the Las Vegas Strip: Old Vegas and Red Rock Canyon It can feel like the entire city of Las Vegas revolves around the Strip if you never venture beyond that neon-lit corridor. But there’s plenty to see and do once you step off Las Vegas Boulevard. You can find a taste of Old Vegas on Fremont Street, where vintage signs and showgirls crowned with headdresses recall the days of Sinatra and Martin. Beginning at dusk, a canopy of more than 12 million LED lights erupts in a psychedelic light-and-music show every hour. For an aerial view, zoom down the center of Fremont Street on a zipline. Nature puts on its own show at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a landscape of fiery-red sandstone formations and limestone cliffs just 17 miles outside the city. Motor down the 13-mile scenic drive or ditch the car and strike out on any of more than 20 hiking trails that course through the region’s otherworldly topography.
	Accommodation typeStay at 4-Star Adults-Only Sands Hotel & Spa in Indian Wells, CA Sands Hotel & Spa Balancing a chic desert motif of crisp white and sandy pink accents alongside gothic-shaped decorative mirrors with contrasted trippy black-and-white patterns repeating across the entirety of the walls and furniture, the newly opened Sands Hotel & Spa harnesses the satisfaction of well-designed spaces to enchant guests. The property’s aesthetic charm was crafted by designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard. Each of the 46 guest rooms is uniquely decorated with custom furnishings, so no two are exactly alike. Luxurious touches: Guest rooms have Acqua di Parma toiletries, Revival New York linens, a mini bar with vintage crystal glassware, Waterworks bathroom hardware, and Carrara marble countertops. Some rooms include a private patio or balcony. Spa services fusing Western and global methodologies are performed in elegant treatment rooms with naturally-sourced ingredients. Mediterranean dining: The full-service restaurant and bar The Pink Cabana is run by Forbes-acclaimed Executive Chef Jason Niederkorn. Oasis in the desert: A sleek pool and hot tub are flanked by private cabanas and desert palm trees. A little “me time”: To ensure a tranquil and indulgent experience, all hotel guests must be 18 or older. Palm Desert, California: Shopping and Wildlife in Scenic Coachella Valley Palm Desert shares the desert landscape and resort atmosphere of nearby Palm Springs. Palm Desert’s El Paseo is known as the Rodeo Drive of the desert for its art galleries and high-end retailers such as Gucci and Ralph Lauren. Palm Desert is also a gateway to Joshua Tree National Park, located about 40 miles away. The desert park is famous for its unusual geologic formations and mountains of twisted rock and is home to wildlife including desert bighorn sheep and golden eagles. Wildlife sightings are guaranteed at The Living Desert, a zoo, botanical garden, and animal hospital in Palm Desert. As guests stroll through geographical regions, they see flora and fauna indigenous to that area, which can include giraffes or jaguars. Other Details Room Details Classic King Room and Deluxe King Room One king bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 2 Deluxe Double-Queen Room Two queen beds Standard occupancy: 4 Maximum occupancy: 4 Hotel Policies Check in: 4 p.m. Check out: 12 p.m. $25 resort fee includes: parking, comp basic internet, and comp morning coffee by the pool. Parking: included in resort fee. Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property. Pet policy: up to two dogs 40 lbs or less may be added for an additional $100 per dog, per stay. Accessibility: please contact property for handicap-accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in for an additional cost.
	Golf ResortStay with Welcome Drinks and Hot Breakfast for two at Indian Wells Resort Hotel, CA. Hotel at a Glance: Indian Wells Resort Hotel Founded in 1957 by Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, Indian Wells Resort Hotel attracted a roster of A-list guests from the get-go. Designed as an exclusive getaway, the resort gave celebrities a chance to golf, play tennis, and lounge poolside in the desert sun. You can follow in their footsteps today at the retro-chic hotel, which channels the glamour of Palm Springs’s mid-century heyday. Tee off on Indian Wells Country Club’s private golf course—where Presidents Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush, and Gerald Ford once played—or on Indian Wells Golf Resort’s two championship golf courses, which are both ranked on Golf Week magazine’s “Best Courses You Can Play” in California list. Perks: Your stay includes welcome drinks plus daily hot breakfast. Where you’ll stay: Guest rooms’ private balconies offer views of the pool or the desert landscape. One-bedroom suites look out on the Santa Rosa Mountains and the country club. Sip tropical drinks and relax poolside at Palm Terrace, which overlooks the golf course’s 11th green. Indian Wells, California: Desert City with Outdoor Recreation and Hollywood History The temperate weather and tucked-away feel of Indian Wells—located 17 miles southeast of Palm Springs—attracted Hollywood royalty to the area in the 1950s and ’60s. President Dwight D. Eisenhower enjoyed the area so much that he made Indian Wells his winter home. Though it experienced a lull at the turn of the century, the greater Palm Springs area has emerged once again as a vacation hot spot. The sun shines roughly 350 days a year here, so the abundant hiking trails and designer golf courses stay open all year. Luxury spas and boutique shops fill Palm Springs’s glitzy downtown area, which is surrounded by chic mid-century hotels and elaborate, Mediterranean-inspired villas.
	Hotel - City - RomanticStay with two welcome drinks at Artisan Hotel Boutique in Las Vegas, NV Hotel at a Glance: Artisan Hotel Boutique Though located just half a mile from the Las Vegas Strip, this adults-only boutique hotel feels a world away from the casino-centric resorts Vegas is known for. For one, there’s the outdoor pool where swimsuit tops are optional. The pool parties here feature hi-fi beats and shimmering lights, plus private cabanas and daybeds where you can take in the scene. What’s more, the hotel’s award-winning Artisan Lounge hosts weekend parties with live DJs. Upon arrival: Leave your car at the self-parking lot and enter the stylish, art-filled lobby. Toast to your travels with two welcome drinks per stay. Spend the night in an Artisan classic room adorned with contemporary artwork. No two units are alike. In-room amenities include complimentary WiFi, premium cable, and an iPod docking station. Beyond the Las Vegas Strip: Old Vegas and Red Rock Canyon It can feel like the entire city of Las Vegas revolves around the Strip if you never venture beyond that neon-lit corridor. But there’s plenty to see and do once you step off Las Vegas Boulevard. You can find a taste of Old Vegas on Fremont Street, where vintage signs and showgirls crowned with headdresses recall the days of Sinatra and Martin. Beginning at dusk, a canopy of more than 12 million LED lights erupts in a psychedelic light-and-music show every hour. For an aerial view, zoom down the center of Fremont Street on a zipline. Nature puts on its own show at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a landscape of fiery-red sandstone formations and limestone cliffs just 17 miles outside the city. Motor down the 13-mile scenic drive or ditch the car and strike out on any of more than 20 hiking trails that course through the region’s otherworldly topography.
	Hotel - FamilyStay at Holiday Inn Express & Suites Old Town, Scottsdale, AZ Hotel at a Glance: Holiday Inn Express & Suites Scottsdale - Old Town Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Scottsdale – Old Town blends right in with its Sonoran Desert surroundings: decorative desert brush dots the property, and the hotel’s ochre-hued façade resembles a sandstone cliff at sunset. Don’t be fooled by the secluded setting, though. The luxury hotel is minutes from civilization, including downtown Scottsdale and the Desert Botanical Gardens’ 20,000 types of desert flora. Guest suites feature satellite TV, high-speed Internet, and access to a complimentary cocktail hour. Outdoor pool and hot tub shaded by towering palm trees Signature cinnamon rolls are among the complimentary treats at Express Start Breakfast Bar, as are fresh fruit, eggs, and eye-opening Arabica coffee. Downtown Scottsdale is less than 2 miles away and features Old West–style saloons and shops that sell handcrafted Native American jewelry and knickknacks. Free shuttle service within a 3-mile radius of the hotel Scottsdale, Arizona: Stucco Mansions amid Rocky Desert Landscape Scottsdale once served as ranch land where farmers grew oranges and lemons and cowboys kicked up dust in the fierce, dry heat of the Sonoran Desert. That era earned Scottsdale the nickname of “The West’s Most Western Town.” Today, it is an affluent city landscaped with lush green grass and lined with stucco mansions. For a glimpse of the city’s Old West roots, head to Old Town Scottsdale, where wooden boardwalks and hitching posts sit in front of a retro ice-cream parlor and rustic specialty shops. Upon arriving in Scottsdale, you know you’re in the desert—cacti and tumbleweeds dot the landscape, and dry shrubs and gnarled trees cover the McDowell Mountains in the distance. To get a closer look at Southwestern flora, head to the Desert Botanical Garden. There, themed trails wind past huge cacti and other moisture-hoarding succulents, best seen in the cooler early morning or twilight hours.
	Hotel - Family - OutdoorStay at Serene Vegas Boutique Hotel, Nevada Hotel at a Glance: Serene Vegas Boutique Hotel No neon lights. No slot machines. No pool parties. Serene is all about taking a breather from the nonstop action in Vegas. It’s all nearby, though—the hotel is about a mile east of the Las Vegas Strip. The Serene Vegas Boutique Hotel is a Mediterranean-style hotel, operating as a quality service hotel. Half of the guest rooms are with views of the pool or the courtyard. The hotel’s large courtyard features two outdoor pools and a large hot tub. The Hotel provides free Wi-Fi, a meeting room, free parking, and vending machines. The renovated rooms embody the spiritual and natural environment of Europe in its interior design and architecture, combining woods with neutral colors and natural materials. The hotel’s newly renovated room is equipped with air conditioning, a refrigerator and a 50’’ flat-screen TV. The Serene possesses an excellent location, just a 1-minute walk to the brand-new Virgin Casino and a 25-minute walk from the Las Vegas Strip. After experiencing the excitement of the Las Vegas strip, travelers can return to the Serene hotel to experience serenity and peace of mind. Desert oasis: two outdoor pools can make the guests feel blissfully relaxed. Outdoor hot tub complements the picture and makes for a great addition to the pool. Multiple nearby restaurants are ready to satisfy all guests. Comfortable rooms create a soothing environment after Las Vegas adventures. The Las Vegas Strip: 24/7 Entertainment and Fine Dining With an almost unlimited variety of casinos, bars and nightclubs, and live entertainment, the general consensus along the Las Vegas Strip seems to be “go big or go home.” And you can go really big here. Make a beeline for the dozens of 24-hour casinos lining the neon-lit Strip to tango with Lady Luck in high-stakes games of roulette, blackjack, and poker; or grab a front-row seat to the city’s over-the-top glitz at nightly magic, acrobatic, and musical performances. Be sure to stick around for mealtimes—casinos on the Strip are known for their fine-dining restaurants and extravagant buffets overflowing with crab legs and prime rib. Even Sin City isn’t all casinos, all the time. Go shopping at the high-end boutiques found inside most hotels on the Las Vegas Strip, or head to Fashion Show Las Vegas to browse racks at Neiman Marcus, Macy’s, and Saks Fifth Avenue. You can also virtually travel the globe in just a few city blocks, thanks to the Strip’s re-creation of the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower, and Venetian canals. And you’ll find a surprising number of shows in Las Vegas for kids hidden among the raucous nightlife.
	Hotel - Family - OutdoorStay at Hyatt Place Phoenix-North in Arizona Hotel at a Glance: Hyatt Place Phoenix-North This modern boutique hotel with impressive exterior design is located just off Interstate 17, only 9 miles from Glendale and area attractions like Arizona State West Campus and University of Phoenix Stadium. . The spacious rooms are equipped with everything that is needed for a relaxing vacation: huge swiveling TVs, mini-fridges, wet bars, and a cozy corner with a sofa-sleeper. Hyatt Place Phoenix-North offers easy access to great dining, shopping, and other city attractions, as well as Arizona’s deserts. Relax in comfy rooms with separate sleeping and living areas. Start the day with a complimentary breakfast featuring a selection of fresh fruit, yogurt, and more. Work out at the hotel’s fitness center or have a swim in the pool. Explore the city of Phoenix with its museums, galleries, and parks, or the beauty of Arizona’s deserts. Phoenix, Arizona: Bustling Metropolis and Native American Culture Surrounded by Desert Though the topography of the Phoenix area is all desert, it’s by no means desolate. Camelback Mountain is a city park area with scenic trails that wind past boulders and red-sandstone formations; climb to the very top for a view of the entire city. Or hit the themed trails at the Desert Botanical Garden filled with Southwestern flora such as huge sonoran cacti and other moisture-hoarding succulents. Either way, plan hikes in the early morning or twilight hours to catch the most stunning sunlit views and stay cool. For an in-depth look at the cultures of Arizona’s indigenous population, browse the 12 exhibition galleries and sculpture garden at the Heard Museum. The collection’s nearly 40,000 pieces of art range from 500 Hopi katsina dolls to a full-size Pueblo oven. In nearby Scottsdale, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West was the renowned prairie-style architect’s winter home as well as a campus for his architecture school. Other Details Room Details King Room One king bed and one sofa bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 4 Adding occupants above standard: $10 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Two-Double Room Two double beds Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 5 Adding occupants above standard: $10 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Hotel Policies Check in: 3 p.m. Check out: 12 p.m. Parking: free Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property. Pet policy: up to two dogs with a combined weight of 75 lbs or less (50 lbs max for one dog) may be added for an additional $75 per stay (1–6 night stay) or $175 per stay (7–30 night stay). Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in for an additional cost.
	Hotel - Family - OutdoorStay at 4-Star Hyatt Palm Springs, California Hotel at a Glance: Hyatt Palm Springs This 4-star all-suite resort offers its visitors the classic Coachella Valley experience. The hotel is located in close proximity to like shopping, dining, and local attractions. Hyatt Palm Springs welcomes guests to enjoy a wide array of superb, modern-style amenities as they embark on their Sunny State adventure. Take a dip in the heated outdoor swimming pool or hot tub and bask in the sun at the poolside cabanas and sundeck (social-distancing-monitored). SHARE Small Plate Bistro offers diverse, international culinary offerings and an extensive wine collection. Luxurious accommodations feature marble bathroom countertops and whirlpool tubs, refrigerators, and coffeemakers, as well as two 42” flat-screen TVs. Furry friends are welcome to stay at an additional $30 per night. Palm Springs, California: SoCal Resort Town with Midcentury Charm Palm Springs is an oasis of outdoor recreation and old Hollywood glamour about 100 miles east of Los Angeles. Once the stomping grounds of Elvis Presley and the Rat Pack, the town still attracts A-list vacationers. Strolls through the Movie Colony take visitors past the former homes of Dean Martin, Bob Hope, and Marilyn Monroe. Furniture and clothing boutiques along Palm Canyon Drive embrace Palm Springs’ trademark aesthetic—what might be called Mad Men West. The sun shines more than 300 days a year in Palm Springs, which means people can golf or hike in the nearby Agua Caliente Indian Canyons no matter the season. On the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, cars rotate 360 degrees as they carry passengers to Mount San Jacinto’s Mountain Station, located 8,516 feet above sea level. About 40 miles northeast is Joshua Tree National Park, which spans parts of the Colorado and Mojave Deserts. The 12 nature trails give hikers the chance to see desert bighorn sheep and black-tailed jackrabbits.
	Hotel - Family - OutdoorStay at 4-Star Scottsdale Plaza Resort in Paradise Valley, AZ. $25 daily resort fee waived. You’re viewing a property from our Premium Collection, a selection of top properties that are guaranteed to have a rating of 4 stars or higher. Hotel at a Glance: The Scottsdale Plaza Resort A lush estate of 40 acres surrounds The Scottsdale Plaza Resort, which sits in the shadow of the stately Camelback Mountain. Within a 15-minute drive of downtown and its prized shopping districts, the resort is close to Scottsdale’s most popular attractions, including numerous golf courses and local cafes, and has been a mainstay of the Scottsdale community for more than four decades. Make yourself at home in rooms equipped with mini fridges and cable programming. Relax at the spa where services range from restorative massages and facials to salon services. Take a dip in one of five outdoor swimming pools after playing at nearby championship golf courses. Grab a bite at JDs Lounge, one of the resort’s restaurants. Go shopping at Scottsdale Fashion Square or Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, both within a 10-minute drive. Scottsdale, Arizona: Stucco Mansions amid Rocky Desert Landscape Scottsdale once served as ranch land where farmers grew oranges and lemons and cowboys kicked up dust in the fierce, dry heat of the Sonoran Desert. That era earned Scottsdale the nickname of “The West’s Most Western Town.” Today, it is an affluent city landscaped with lush green grass and lined with stucco mansions. For a glimpse of the city’s Old West roots, head to Old Town Scottsdale, where wooden boardwalks and hitching posts sit in front of a retro ice-cream parlor and rustic specialty shops. Upon arriving in Scottsdale, you know you’re in the desert—cacti and tumbleweeds dot the landscape, and dry shrubs and gnarled trees cover the McDowell Mountains in the distance. To get a closer look at Southwestern flora, head to the Desert Botanical Garden. There, themed trails wind past huge cacti and other moisture-hoarding succulents, best seen in the cooler early morning or twilight hours.
	Hotel - Outdoor - CasinoStay at The Aquarius Casino Resort Hotel at a Glance: Aquarius Casino Resort Across the banks of the Colorado River, two 18-floor towers rise skyward and invite vacationers to step into one of the largest 24-hour gaming resorts in Laughlin. The 57,000-square foot casino houses over 1,200 state-of-art slot machines with popular games like Willy Wonka and Titan 360, as well as 33 table games like single-deck and double-deck Black Jack and Ultimate Texas Hold’em. For sports enthusiasts, the newly renovated non-smoking Race & Sportsbook stands out with two oversized project screens, 65-inch televisions, and 50 individual betting stations. After betting all day, travelers can explore more of Aquarius with endless dining and entertainment options: Bask in the sun in one of 100 chaise lounges or nine private cabanas at the 34,000 square foot resort pool, open year-round. Explore the riverwalk, located in the back of the hotel, with spellbinding views of the Colorado River and the Black Mountains Enjoy a cruise on board the Celebration boat to traverse the Colorado River and take in Laughlin history. Dine in at the River Rock Pizza & Pasta, serving Italian cuisine, and Windows on River, teasing with gourmet pizzas and seafood treats. Grab a quick bite to eat at Cafe Aquarius, voted “Best Burger” in 2015 by Nevada Magazines. Unwind with specialty cocktails and live entertainment at the non-smoking lounge The Cove, awarded the Best Casino Bar by Laughlin Buzz in 2015. Laughlin, Nevada: Sunny Gaming Destination near the Hoover Dam Laughlin is about 100 miles south of Las Vegas, but it’s a gaming destination in its own right. At the city’s nine casinos, there are plenty of slots and poker tables, and bingo is big here. You can find regular bingo games at the Riverside and the River Palms. Laughlin averages 300 sunny days a year—a fine climate for exploring natural and manmade wonders. To get in touch with nature, hit up Big Bend State Recreation Area to go hiking along the Colorado River. For a manmade spectacle, head about 80 miles north to Boulder City to see the famous Hoover Dam, which sends thousands of gallons of water tumbling 70 stories into Black Canyon every day. Though its sheer size is captivating, you’ll also appreciate the dam’s surprisingly elegant art-deco design.
	MotelStay with Daily Putter's Paradise Course, at Downtowner Boutique Hotel in Las Vegas, NV Hotel at a Glance: Downtowner Boutique Hotel Just steps away from Fremont East District and a short walk from Fremont Street Experience, this hopping neighborhood downtown is chock full of fantastic dining, nightly entertainment, and an array of retro neon lights. Lounge in one of the chairs surrounding the outdoor pool. Play a round of golf at the hotel’s professional 6-hole putting golf course; unlimited daily access is included. Grab a drink at the hotel’s lobby bar. Snap a picture of the mid-century style of the hotel, with artistic murals and a newly-renovated interior. Beyond the Las Vegas Strip: Old Vegas and Red Rock Canyon It can feel like the entire city of Las Vegas revolves around the Strip if you never venture beyond that neon-lit corridor. But there’s plenty to see and do once you step off Las Vegas Boulevard. You can find a taste of Old Vegas on Fremont Street, where vintage signs and showgirls crowned with headdresses recall the days of Sinatra and Martin. Beginning at dusk, a canopy of more than 12 million LED lights erupts in a psychedelic light-and-music show every hour. For an aerial view, zoom down the center of Fremont Street on a zipline. Nature puts on its own show at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a landscape of fiery-red sandstone formations and limestone cliffs just 17 miles outside the city. Motor down the 13-mile scenic drive or ditch the car and strike out on any of more than 20 hiking trails that course through the region’s otherworldly topography.
	ResortStay at the 4-Star Hilton Scottsdale Resort & Villas in Arizona Resort at a Glance: Hilton Scottsdale Resort & Villas This 4-star resort in the suburbs of Scottsdale welcomes guests to enjoy a blissful, relaxing stay in the heart of Arizona. Enticing with its art-deco furnishing and styling, the Hilton Scottsdale Resort & Villas will please with its aesthetic as much as the available amenities. Location, location, location: The resort is close to Scottsdale Fashion Square and Camelback Mountain and within close proximity of Scottsdale Waterfront and Old Town. Resort amenities include a full-service spa with massages, facials, and treatments. Guests can take a dip in one of the two outdoor swimming pools. A steam room and a fitness center are also available, as well as concierge services, gift shops, and newsstands. Comfortable rooms feature air conditioning, minibars, cable TV, and video game consoles. On-site dining options include two restaurants and a coffee shop. 24-hour room service is also available at the guests’ convenience. Scottsdale, Arizona: Stucco Mansions amid Rocky Desert Landscape Scottsdale once served as ranch land where farmers grew oranges and lemons and cowboys kicked up dust in the fierce, dry heat of the Sonoran Desert. That era earned Scottsdale the nickname of “The West’s Most Western Town.” Today, it is an affluent city landscaped with lush green grass and lined with stucco mansions. For a glimpse of the city’s Old West roots, head to Old Town Scottsdale, where wooden boardwalks and hitching posts sit in front of a retro ice-cream parlor and rustic specialty shops. Upon arriving in Scottsdale, you know you’re in the desert—cacti and tumbleweeds dot the landscape, and dry shrubs and gnarled trees cover the McDowell Mountains in the distance. To get a closer look at Southwestern flora, head to the Desert Botanical Garden. There, themed trails wind past huge cacti and other moisture-hoarding succulents, best seen in the cooler early morning or twilight hours. Other Details Room Details Deluxe King Room and Pool-View King Room One king bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 2 Deluxe Two-Double Room and Pool-View Two-Double Room Two double beds Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 4 Adding occupants above standard: $10 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Hotel Policies Check-in: 4 p.m. Check out: 12 p.m. Waived $30 resort fee includes: internet access, two bottled waters, valet parking, daily fitness class, dessert with restaurant entrée purchase, $10 off golf, $15 off spa, $15 off activities, $15 off Fleming’s Steakhouse with $100 purchase, and local/toll-free calls. Parking: included in the resort fee. Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property. Pet policy: pets up to 75 lbs may be added for an additional $75 per pet per stay. Accessibility: please contact the property for handicap accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in for an additional cost.
	ResortStay at The Saguaro Palm Springs, CA Hotel at a Glance: The Saguaro Palm Springs Bright splashes of lime green, coral, and fuchsia cover nearly every surface at the Saguaro Palm Springs. The hotel’s grounds and interiors feature sunshine-yellow pool umbrellas, pistachio-colored furniture, and rainbow-striped bedspreads. The architects say they drew inspiration from the 12 native desert wildflowers here. The hotel’s modern, funky vibe has even garnered the attention of the Los Angeles Times Magazine, the New York Times, and Condé Nast Traveler. The press says: The New York Times calls it “a hotel where you can rest your head on a rainbow.” Where you’ll stay: Guest rooms pop with color, and each comes with a private balcony or patio. Lounge poolside or go swimming in the outdoor pool. Where to eat: El Jefe serves Mexican specialties and drinks for breakfast, lunch, and dinner indoors as well as at the patio. Palm Springs, California: SoCal Resort Town with Midcentury Charm Palm Springs is an oasis of outdoor recreation and old Hollywood glamour about 100 miles east of Los Angeles. Once the stomping grounds of Elvis Presley and the Rat Pack, the town still attracts A-list vacationers. Strolls through the Movie Colony take visitors past the former homes of Dean Martin, Bob Hope, and Marilyn Monroe. Furniture and clothing boutiques along Palm Canyon Drive embrace Palm Springs’ trademark aesthetic—what might be called Mad Men West. The sun shines more than 300 days a year in Palm Springs, which means people can golf or hike in the nearby Agua Caliente Indian Canyons no matter the season. On the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, cars rotate 360 degrees as they carry passengers to Mount San Jacinto’s Mountain Station, located 8,516 feet above sea level. About 40 miles northeast is Joshua Tree National Park, which spans parts of the Colorado and Mojave Deserts. The 12 nature trails give hikers the chance to see desert bighorn sheep and black-tailed jackrabbits. Other Details Room Details Mountain-View King Room and Pool-View King Room One king bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 2 Mountain-View Double-Queen Room and Pool-View Double-Queen Room Two queen beds Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 4 Adding occupants above standard: $20 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Hotel Policies Check in: 4 p.m. Check out: 12 p.m. $38 (plus tax) resort fee includes: WiFi and bikes Parking: free Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property. Pet policy: pets may be added for an additional $50 per stay. Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in for an additional cost.
	ResortStay at 4-Star DoubleTree Resort by Hilton Hotel Paradise Valley in Scottsdale Hotel at a Glance: DoubleTree Resort by Hilton Hotel Paradise Valley - Scottsdale At DoubleTree Resort by Hilton Hotel Paradise Valley - Scottsdale, guests are just minutes from the heart of Scottsdale, where they can visit the Fashion Square, the retail, dining, and entertainment hub. For those who like to be active on holidays, Camelback Mountain features one of Phoenix’s best hikes and most popular attractions. And when they need a break, they can go for a swim at the hotel’s outdoor pool or chill out in their room, watching TV or surfing the web. Start the day with a freshly brewed coffee in the hotel’s Made Market Stay active at the onsite exercise facility with cardio equipment. Eat up: Asadero Cocina and Cantina serves up Nuevo Southwestern cuisine. Relax in your room with a movie on a 58-inch TV. Scottsdale, Arizona: Stucco Mansions amid Rocky Desert Landscape Scottsdale once served as ranch land where farmers grew oranges and lemons and cowboys kicked up dust in the fierce, dry heat of the Sonoran Desert. That era earned Scottsdale the nickname of “The West’s Most Western Town.” Today, it is an affluent city landscaped with lush green grass and lined with stucco mansions. For a glimpse of the city’s Old West roots, head to Old Town Scottsdale, where wooden boardwalks and hitching posts sit in front of a retro ice-cream parlor and rustic specialty shops. Upon arriving in Scottsdale, you know you’re in the desert—cacti and tumbleweeds dot the landscape, and dry shrubs and gnarled trees cover the McDowell Mountains in the distance. To get a closer look at Southwestern flora, head to the Desert Botanical Garden. There, themed trails wind past huge cacti and other moisture-hoarding succulents, best seen in the cooler early morning or twilight hours. Other Details Room Details King Room and Pool-View King Room One king bed Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 3 Adding occupants above standard: $10 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Double-Queen Room and Pool-View Double-Queen Room Two queen beds Standard occupancy: 2 Maximum occupancy: 5 Adding occupants above standard: $10 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free Hotel Policies Check in: 4 p.m. Check out: 12 p.m. Waived $30 resort fee includes: guest internet access, two bottled waters, valet parking, daily fitness class, sports equipment rental, dessert with restaurant entrée purchase, $10 off golf, $15 off spa, $15 off select off-site activities, and local/toll-free calls. Parking: included in resort fee. Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property. Pet policy: pets 75 lbs or less may be added for an additional $75 per pet per stay. Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options. Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in for an additional cost.
	ResortStay at 4-Star Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort in Phoenix, AZ Pools are currently open (social distancing required), however other services may be limited for the time being. For more details, please contact the hotel directly. You’re viewing a property from our Premium Collection, a selection of top properties that are guaranteed to have a rating of 4 stars or higher. Hotel at a Glance: Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort A breathtaking mountain landscape is a backdrop to this 4-star resort, located in the heart of Phoenix. Guests can cool off in the outdoor pools, or tee off on an 18-hole golf course that has garnered praise from Golf Digest and Arizona Business Magazine. Where you’ll stay: Guest rooms come with two HDTVs and a mini-refrigerator. Award-winning Dining: Wake-up with Starbucks Coffee and grab-n-go breakfast and dinner options at Cantina, relax poolside with cocktails and lunch at Cascades Café, sip wine and enjoy dinner amid sweeping views of Phoenix’s cityscape at Different Pointe of View, or sink your teeth into traditional favorites at Pointe In Tyme (temporarily closed). The Falls Water Village: This water park features a 138-foot waterslide and 2 pools with another 6 pools located throughout the property (reduced service). Resort spa: Guests can indulge in a massage or illuminating facial (temporarily closed). Fitness center stocked with free weights and cardio equipment. Golf Course: Experience Troon Golf and play the highest tee in Phoenix at the desert-style 18-hole, Par 72 course. Phoenix, Arizona: Bustling Metropolis and Native American Culture Surrounded by Desert Though the topography of the Phoenix area is all desert, it’s by no means desolate. Camelback Mountain is a city park area with scenic trails that wind past boulders and red-sandstone formations; climb to the very top for a view of the entire city. Or hit the themed trails at the Desert Botanical Garden filled with Southwestern flora such as huge sonoran cacti and other moisture-hoarding succulents. Either way, plan hikes in the early morning or twilight hours to catch the most stunning sunlit views and stay cool. For an in-depth look at the cultures of Arizona’s indigenous population, browse the 12 exhibition galleries and sculpture garden at the Heard Museum. The collection’s nearly 40,000 pieces of art range from 500 Hopi katsina dolls to a full-size Pueblo oven. In nearby Scottsdale, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West was the renowned prairie-style architect’s winter home as well as a campus for his architecture school.

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