Rodeway Inn & Suites Fort Lauderdale Airport Cruise Port Hotel Debuts Newly Renovated Rooms Just in Time for Cruise Season

Fort Lauderdale, FL (PRWEB) October 04, 2011

Rodeway Inn & Suites Fort Lauderdale Airport Cruise Port announced today that it has completed the renovation of its Fort Lauderdale hotels with brand new guest rooms that provide great value, location and comfort.

?Cruise port season is starting and we are excited to debut our newly designed guest rooms,? said Izzy Fintz with Rodeway Inn & Suites. ?Now you have a new stay at our hotel in Fort Lauderdale.??We even have Jacuzzi suits available?

The new guest rooms at the Rodeway Inn & Suites Fort Lauderdale Airport Cruise Port hotel feature upscale granite countertops; luxury Serta Perfect Sleeper pillow top mattresses; a wall mounted flat screen television and modern hardwood furniture. Designed for both comfort and functionality, Rodeway Inn & Suites is now a preferred hotel in Fort Lauderdale for travellers.

Rodeway Inn & Suites Fort Lauderdale Airport Cruise Port is designed to be a perfect airport hotel and cruise port hotel in Fort Lauderdale. They conveniently offer free shuttle service from the Fort Lauderdale airport and the Port everglades cruise ports. They specialize in pre and post cruises.

Meanwhile, its prime location surrounded by upscale restaurants in the Marina Mile District, makes it the perfect hotel in Fort Lauderdale.

Perfect for business travelers, the Rodeway Inn & Suites Fort Lauderdale Airport Cruise Port hotel is close to all of the downtown business locations. They also offer a full business center and complimentary high speed Internet service. The hotel is unique as it has all of the amenities of a full service hotel / resort. They have a caf? and a top 10 Sportszone84 Bar & Grill on site. They even have room service and can charge to the guest room.

Vacationers will delight in the fact that this hotel in Fort Lauderdale is located near Port Everglades. It also features a free hot breakfast for guests; digital cable with 80 channels and a full gift shop with plenty of fun items to remember your stay in Fort Lauderdale.

The Rodeway Inn & Suites Fort Lauderdale Airport Cruise Port also makes vacationing easy with convenient stay-and-fly and park-and-cruise packages. This Fort Lauderdale hotel is also pet friendly, meaning small pets don?t have to be left at home on your next Florida getaway.

Next time you are heading to Fort Lauderdale and looking for great value, location and comfort, choose the Rodeway Inn & Suites Fort Lauderdale Airport Cruise Port hotel. A perfect airport hotel and cruise port hotel in the area, its newly renovated rooms will have you never wanting to return home.

For more information about the Rodeway Inn & Suites hotel in Fort Lauderdale, please call 877-792-8181 or check out our website at http://www.hotelftlauderdale.net.

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Rodeway Inn & Suites Fort Lauderdale Airport Cruise Port Hotel

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Save Big This Season with Special Package at Hotel 57 in Midtown Manhattan With Advanced Purchase

New York, NY (PRWEB) January 12, 2009

This season, Hotel 57 in midtown Manhattan is making visiting and staying in New York City affordable for everyone. Hotel 57 is located in the heart of Manhattan's East Side, nearby to some of the finest shopping and iconic NYC museums. This boutique hotel recently underwent major renovations, including luxurious upgrades to all guestrooms--featuring modern designs, plasma screen TVs and luxurious Egyptian cotton bedding. With a special Advanced Purchase midtown Manhattan hotel package, guests who prepay their stay will receive discounts and complimentary breakfast during their vacation in Manhattan.

Take advantage of this special Manhattan, NYC hotel package now through February 28, 2009 and make visiting New York City easy and affordable. Hotel 57's modern guestroom accommodations are newly renovated, featuring upgraded amenities and spectacular views of the city. Choose from Standard guest accommodations, Superior rooms featuring private terraces, or a special Sky Loft penthouse room with wrap around balcony and high ceilings.

Located on the corner of the famous Lexington Avenue and 57th Street, Hotel 57 puts guests near New York City greats like Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdales, Hermes, Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co. Save more at Hotel 57 and find that special gift for someone or enjoy a romantic getaway in New York City.

Enjoy a complimentary breakfast for two at Hotel 57's signature restaurant, Opia, and evenings on the hotel's rooftop patio overlooking Manhattan's famous skyline. Rates start at $ 161, are non-refundable and based on availability until February 28, 2009.

To find out more information about Hotel 57 visit http://www.hotel57.com and call 212-753-8841 to make a reservation for this Advanced Purchase hotel package in Manhattan.

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Dr. Marty Becker, ?America?s Veterinarian,? Shares His Tips to Bring Safety and Comfort to Pets This Holiday Season

San Diego, CA (PRWEB) October 13, 2011

Halloween marks the beginning of the holidays and although it?s fun to include pets in the festivities, changes to their environment can cause unease, especially with senior animals. ?America?s Veterinarian,? Dr. Marty Becker, the veterinary contributor on ?Good Morning America? and ?The Dr. Oz Show? and pet expert for Vetstreet,com, has lent his expertise on keeping pets safe and at ease during the holiday bustle.

Calming Agents: Pets may need a little extra tender love and care during the busy holiday festivities. When dealing with holiday parties, visitors or traveling, natural chemicals known as pheromones can provide a convenient and effective way to calm dogs and cats. ?Products containing pheromones can calm and provide comfort to dogs and cats when they?re suffering from stress,? says Dr. Becker. ?They come in all kinds of forms, including diffusers, sprays and Comfort Zone Wipes, from CLS.? The wipes are ultra portable or the pheromones can be delivered through a wall diffuser, a special collar with the substance or can be directly sprayed on bedding or a bandana worn by the pet.

Assist Arthritis: Senior pets may need some extra attention during the holidays. Just as in humans, pets also experience aches and pains as they get older. ?I love hearing the little mumble of contentment a senior pet gives when settling into a new bed for the first time," said Dr. Becker. "And I love to see companies like Silver Tails developing so many items designed for those special older pets, great things like supplements, toys, cushioned bed covers and even infrared heated massagers."

"Veterinary-prescribed medications to manage chronic pain are a must for many pets during the colder season, and can truly make a pet feel and act years younger," Dr. Becker said. "Combine the power of the prescription pad with the loving touch of a pet parent, and your dog or cat might forget she even has arthritis."

Bundle Up: ?What fun are the holidays without snow?" said Dr. Becker. "But cold weather can be hard on pets." Whether traveling first class, driving across town or cuddling up at home, keeping pets warm should always be a priority. ?If pets are going to be out experiencing the elements, make sure to keep hair around paws trimmed so they gather less snow or water, which can freeze on them,? suggests Dr. Becker. ?Booties are also a good idea to help avoid cracking of the paws and prevent contact with snow removal products.? For many dogs, especially older, smaller or the lean ?greyhound types,? coats are more than a fashion statement ? they?re essential to maintaining body temperature.

Offer a Cozy Bed: ?Offering a couple different beds in separate rooms will give dogs both a way to catch naps and stay close to pet parents during the holidays,? says Dr. Becker. ?If you're able to provide multiple beds, try mixing up the fabrics ? dog?s favorites change depending on the weather and his mood.? Another great choice is Petco?s Memory Foam Bed. ?It's a memory foam bed that conforms to your pet's in response to heat and pressure,? says Dr. Becker. The reclaimed memory foam fill creates a thick, therapeutic foundation for sleep and eases painful pressure points while cushioning achy joints and muscles. Beds give pets a safe haven to retreat after a long day of holiday activities or a comfortable option if they would like to take a quick snooze to re-energize for the festivities.

Familiar Friend: With celebrations galore, pets may feel uneasy if brought into new environments, says Dr. Becker. ?Bring your pet?s favorite toy along to holiday parties so your pet can have a familiar object to help sooth any anxiety.?

Light the Way: Heading out at dusk on Halloween night means it is harder for cars to see pets and children. ?Most trick-or-treating neighborhoods are fairly well lit, but to be safe when with pets or children, carrying a flashlight is always a good idea. Panther Vision even offers a headlamp, the Pup Power Cap, which has a built-in light to give pet parents a hands free way to keep an eye on their pets and trick-or-treaters,? suggests Dr. Becker.

Make Security a Priority: If holiday parties are part of the routine, be sure yards are secured with fences. A good fence is low enough to the ground to prevent digging under, high enough to deter jumping over and secured with a latch that dogs cannot open. ?It sounds obvious, but it's important especially if there are multiple dogs and pet parents are focused on holiday festivities,? recommends Dr. Becker.

Travel Safe: In 2010, an estimated 92.3 million Americans traveled 50 miles or more from home during the holidays, according to the American Automobile Association. For safety in a car or plane and confinement in a hotel room, bring the pet?s crate so they have familiar surroundings,? suggests Dr. Becker. ?While keeping pets safe in their crates is important, it's also crucial that pets have enough room to get comfortable. Something like the Expandispace Carrier is great because it's small enough to easily travel with and expands to give pets extra space when they're home or visiting.?

Exercise Indoors: ?Winter weather often makes it difficult for our pets to get the exercise they need,? says Dr. Becker. The snow and frigid temperatures can make it difficult for pet parents to take their dogs on long walks. Dr. Becker suggests keeping your dogs active indoors with products like the PetZen Dog Treadmill. ?An indoor dog treadmill makes it easy to incorporate daily exercise anytime, anywhere and in any weather,? says Dr. Becker. This portable device is easy to store in a small space and is safe for dogs to use. It provides the perfect solution for keeping dogs healthy and in shape during the winter months.

Participate in Positive Dog Training: Dr. Becker suggests enrolling dogs in a positive training course, especially during the holidays. ?All the excitement of the celebrations causes dogs to act in a way they wouldn?t normally,? says Dr. Becker. ?A program like Petco?s ?Good Dog? campaign is beneficial for reinforcing good behaviors.? The program teaches polite manners such as resisting temptations like eating the Thanksgiving turkey, jumping on guests and knocking over the Christmas tree.

Keep Everyone Entertained: Dogs and cats aren?t the only ones who can get a little stressed out over the holiday season, ?Animals such as hamsters or birds can sense the stress of their pet parent,? says Dr. Becker. Pets can feel the pressure of visitors in the house or may get lonely while pet parents are away. Keep birds entertained with cage accessories or treat hamsters to a Hamster Trail Kit. Hamsters opt for roomy cages with fixtures like wheels, rams and lofts. The Hamster Trail Kit is a great option because it offers these accessories and a silent wheel for peace and quiet.

*Help keep every pet safe this holiday through the Petco Foundation?s annual Tree of Hope campaign. Every year four million pets do not live to see the holiday season and Petco is encouraging those who are passionate about animals to donate from November 14, 2011- January 1, 2012 at their nearest Petco store, Unleashed by Petco store or online at http://www.petco.com/holiday. Donations help feed homeless pets in shelters, give lifesaving medical assistance, enable rescuers to grow their resources so that they can help ease the burdens of overfull shelters, and provide venues and grants to help usher those without a voice into loving homes who will continue to be their voices.

About Petco?

Petco is a leading pet specialty retailer that provides the products, services and advice that make it easier for our customers to be great pet parents. Everything we do is guided by our vision for Healthier Pets. Happier People. Better World. We operate more than 1,100 stores nationwide, including more than 30 Unleashed by Petco locations, a smaller format neighborhood shop, and http://www.petco.com.?The Petco Foundation, an independent nonprofit organization, has raised more than $ 80 million since it was created in 1999 to help promote and improve the welfare of companion animals. In conjunction with the Foundation, we work with and support approximately 7,000 local animal welfare groups across the country to help find homes for more than 250,000 animals through in-store adoption events every year.

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The Train/The Box Tradeshow Completes Second Season in Chelsea, New York

New York, NY (PRWEB) September 28, 2009

The Train, a fashion and lifestyle trade show, and The Box, an iconic accessories show that originated in Paris, came together this past Sunday, September 20 - Tuesday, September 22 2009 in New York City. This international tradeshow was held at the historic Terminal Warehouse located in the heart of the West Chelsea gallery district alongside Rendez-Vous and D&A tradeshows. Attracting a total of 2,400 attendees this season, The Train/The Box offers a mix of fresh and exciting merchandise and is a unique experience to buyers and exhibitors alike.

The Train has introduced beauty and lifestyle product classifications. The Engine, a special area designated to emerging talent, showcased special guest Keith Lissner from Bravo's The Fashion Show among many other talented new brands from Paris to New York to Korea.

The Train offers a wide mix of cultural elements, including music, art and food. For the first time in New York The Train partnered with Nylon Magazine to feature a relaxing lounge with complimentary services to make the shopping experience more enjoyable: an on-site concierge provided by Quintessentially, a beauty suite for quick hair blow-outs at Tela Design Studio by renowned stylist Philip Pelusi and massages by Equinox. This is not your average trade show.

The Train/The Box creates an elegant environment for buyers to shop for their stores. The show was designed by Wade & Strauss, the team who has created sets for Vogue, Elle, Annie Leibovitz, Bergdorf Goodman and other fashion clients. The Train showcases more than 100 exhibitors including Repetto, Alexander Koutny, Anaessia, BGN, Eros, Robin, Institute of Dress and for the first time partners with GenArt to showcase fresh faces in fashion Cloak & Dagger.

DESIGNERS FEATURED:???????????????????????????? * New Designers to The Train/ The Box

Aanchal Chanda* India

Af148 - Af147 France

Alexander Koutny* - W29 Showroom USA

Amy Leiner Designs USA

Anaessia - Nexus Showroom Australia

Anett Rostel Berlin/Germany

Anna Balkan USA

Annette G?rtz Germany

Ava Rose Nyc USA

Bgn France

Carina Black Canada

Clara Collins France

Clarisse Hieraix* France

Cleo & Cat USA

Cloak & Dagger USA

David Kurtis* France

Deca Paris* France

Delicious Freaks France

Edward Achour Paris France

Elemente Clemente Germany

Eros* France

Et Dieu Crea La Femme France

Evan & Dean Canada

Falls - W29 Showroom USA

Farahbean Usa

Feyem* Italy

Francesca Miranda Colombia

Frida Badoux The Netherlands

Gold India* France

Grevi Italy

Gromova* - Nexus Showroom Russia

Hilde Frunt* - Nexus Showroom Belgium

Institute Of Dress - Showroom Seven USA

Jacey Chae Korea

Jaded USA

Janete Zamboni Italy

Jaroslava* Czech Republic

Jim Barnier Usa

Jitni By Bella Accessories USA

John De Risi* - Nexus Showroom Italy

Jutta Nordheim Germany

Ken Okada France

Kim Bernardin France

Luxe Alternative France

Marie Reberat* France

Marie Saint Pierre Canada

Martine Boissy France

Mayer. - Nexus Showroom Germany

Mika Sarolea France

Moio* France

Moksha USA

Moloko* France

Pashma - Nexus Showroom USA

Peter O.Mahler Germany

Petrovitch & Robinson France

Pr?t Pour Partir France

Ranson + Scout USA

Repetto France

River Song USA

Robin* - Showroom Seven USA

Rodika Zanian France

Rundholz Black Label Germany

Saniya Khan Canada

Sigi* - Nexus Showroom Belgium

Stella Filante* USA

Tassi* Morocco

Tatiana* Czech Republic

Timmy Woods Beverly Hills USA

Two: Peas Jewelry USA

Urbahia* France

Virginie Carpentier France

Votivo USA

Xd Xenia Design Croatia

Yana K - The Green Room USA

Yao Souka France

Yes Virginia Canada

Yoshi Kondo France

Ypsy* France

Zitara The Netherlands/USA

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Courtney Daniels

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New York City Announces Highlights Of 2010 Holiday Season

New York City (PRWEB) August 5, 2010

Every holiday season New York City transforms into a winter wonderland. The City radiates with holiday spirit as the five boroughs offer world-renowned performances, shopping, dining and more. NYC & Company, the City?s official marketing, tourism, and partnership organization, encourages visitors to plan their holiday travel now to take advantage of all the City has to offer.

?There?s no better time to experience New York City?s five boroughs than during the annual holiday season,? said George Fertitta, CEO of NYC & Company. ?Each year the City opens its arms and welcomes visitors to experience some of the world?s most stunning holiday decorations, events and entertainment. This year will be another opportunity to enjoy the City?s unique energy, excitement and vibrancy.?

The holiday season kicks off when soaring balloons, beautifully crafted floats and of course Santa Claus himself arrive in Herald Square during the 84th annual Macy?s Thanksgiving Day Parade on November 25. Be among the millions of spectators watching the parade as it begins at 9am on 77th Street and Central Park West. The parade then makes its way to Columbus Circle, turns east toward Seventh Avenue and continues on to 42nd Street. Then it turns east toward Sixth Avenue and goes down Sixth Avenue to 34th Street, where it travels west until it ends at Seventh Avenue (macys.com/parade).

Now in its 78th year, Radio City Music Hall?s Christmas Spectacular continues to amaze both visitors and residents alike. From November 5 to December 30, experience the joy of Christmas with outstanding performances by the world-famous Rockettes, along with stunning special effects, costumes and excitement that will create lasting memories. Enjoyed by all ages, the show is sure to become an annual tradition for you and your family. Ticket prices start at $ 45 (radiocitychristmas.com).

The Theater at Madison Square Garden will host Wintuk, a Cirque du Soleil production, for its fourth and final season this year. The holiday show shares the tale of a boy?s quest for snow in an imaginary wonderland called Wintuk. With exciting acrobatics, theatrics and music, you will not want to miss this production?s last season, November 17, 2010, to January 2, 2011. Tickets range from $ 30 to $ 220, with a special 30 percent discount for select children?s tickets (cirquedusoleil.com/wintuk).

The Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting is one of the most popular draws for holiday visitors from around the world. The annual tree-lighting ceremony, which takes place this year on November 30, is an exciting star-studded event. Decorated in festive LED lights and topped with a Swarovski crystal star, the tree, which has become more eco-friendly in recent years, can be viewed till early January (rockefellercenter.com)

The New York City Ballet will present one of the season?s favorite annual productions, George Balanchine?s The Nutcracker. Featuring marching toy soldiers, a glowing one-ton Christmas tree, crystalline snowflakes and some of the most glorious dancing the City has to offer, the show is truly a magical experience?whether it?s a family tradition or a once-in-a-lifetime event. The show runs from November 26, 2010, to January 2, 2011; tickets range from $ 20 to $ 135 (nycballet.com/nutcracker).

The City twinkles with holiday spirit, particularly as its famed stores and iconic hotels strive to outdo the previous year?s celebration. Bloomingdale?s, Bergdorf Goodman, Barneys, Saks Fifth Avenue, Lord & Taylor and Macy?s spruce up their window displays with beautiful holiday-themed decor that awes visitors year after year. Indoor and outdoor holiday markets at Columbus Circle, Bryant Park, Union Square and Grand Central Terminal have become a new must-go for shoppers looking for unique gifts created by local artists and vendors. The lavish Midtown hotel Le Parker Meridien will host its second annual Gingerbread Extravaganza, during which local bakeries display their large-scale confectionary creations from December 1, 2010, to January 9, 2011. For $ 1, vote on the best gingerbread design and enter to win a prize (parkermeridien.com). All proceeds will benefit City Harvest, an organization that rescues food to feed hungry New Yorkers throughout the five boroughs (cityharvest.org).

The Big Apple Circus celebrates its 33rd season this year with an all-new show, Dance On! New York City?s circus returns to the big top at Lincoln Center, complete with unicyclists, contortionists, animals and the hilarious clown Grandma. Seats are never more than 50 feet from the ring. Performances run from October 21, 2010, to January 9, 2011; tickets range from $ 15 to $ 92 (bigapplecircus.org).

Visit The Jewish Museum on the Upper East Side to view The Hanukkah Project: Daniel Libeskind, on exhibition from November 21, 2010, to January 30, 2011, featuring Hanukkah lamps from the museum?s collection, each with a rich and beautiful history (thejewishmuseum.org)

NYC & Company will once again launch its annual Harlem for the Holidays promotion, which runs from late November through the New Year. Harlem is a remarkable area to visit during the holidays, as it offers the finest in culture, dining, shopping and more. Further details on this initiative will be available closer to the holiday season at nycgo.com.

In the Bronx, visitors can experience the Annual Holiday Family Day at the Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum on Saturday, December 4, from 10am to 2pm. Get into the spirit with the whole family at the festively decorated 19th-century mansion and participate in programs and activities for children, including photos with Santa. Reservations are requested; call 718-885-1461 or email info@bpmm.org (bpmm.org).

Also in the Bronx, at the New York Botanical Garden, is the family favorite Holiday Train Show, featuring toy trains that zip through more than 100 replicas of NYC landmarks, including the Brooklyn Bridge, Yankee Stadium and the George Washington Bridge. Handcrafted by award-winning designers, the set is made from natural supplies such as orange slices, cinnamon sticks, bark and pinecones. The show will be on display between November 20, 2010, and January 9, 2011 (nybg.org).

In Staten Island, the annual Candlelight Tours will take place on Saturday, December 11, and Saturday, December 18. See the sights and sounds of Historic Richmond Town, which will be lit by candles, oil lamps and blazing fireplaces. Tickets cost $ 22 for adults and $ 10 for children 12 and under; prepaid reservations are required. Call 718-351-1611, ext. 281, for tour times and reservations (historicrichmondtown.org).

Brooklyn comes alive for the holidays with the Lights of Dyker Heights. Truly a sight to behold, the spectacle attracts thousands of visitors during the holiday season. The best displays can be seen on the blocks between 83rd and 86th Streets from 11th to 13th Avenue in this small neighborhood between Bay Ridge and Bensonhurst.

During the week of Hanukkah, be sure to visit the Menorah of Brooklyn in downtown Brooklyn at Columbus Park, right outside Borough Hall. And in Manhattan, don?t miss the lighting of the World?s Largest Menorah at Fifth Avenue and 59th Street, right in front of the Plaza Hotel.

In Queens the Queens Historical Society presents the Annual Historic Holiday House Tour on Sunday, December 12, from 1pm to 5pm. This guided trolley tour includes stops at five festively decorated museums and historical sites, including the Queens Historical Society at the Kingsland Homestead, the Flushing Quaker Meeting House, Flushing Town Hall, the Voelker Orth Museum and Lewis H. Latimer House. A local historian will narrate the tour. Visitors will have access to all exhibits at each site, which will also feature holiday refreshments and family activities. Tickets cost $ 10 for adults, with children under 12 free, and can be purchased in advance at any of the sites or at the door the day of the event (queenshistoricalsociety.org).

For more information on planning your holiday visit to New York City, please visit nycgo.com/annualevents.

About NYC & Company:

NYC & Company is the official marketing, tourism and partnership organization for the City of New York, dedicated to maximizing travel and tourism opportunities throughout the five boroughs, building economic prosperity and spreading the positive image of New York City worldwide. For all there is to do and see in NYC, visit nycgo.com.

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Give the Gift of a Trip to the Hocking Hills this Holiday Season

Logan, OH (PRWEB) November 21, 2011

As stores and malls continue to fill with products and customers this holiday season, the Hocking Hills region has created a number of travel packages and special deals for shoppers looking to get away from the crowds to reconnect with family and friends. Sharing travel opportunities with loved ones is a unique gift alternative that allows recipients to unwrap a more relaxing, rejuvenating experience that will be remembered for years to come. Ohio?s Hocking Hills offers a variety of travel opportunities sure to fit the recipients on any gift giver?s list this holiday season.

?With the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, we?re finding more and more visitors come to the Hocking Hills to really relish the season; reconnect with family and friends; and recharge from overscheduled lives,? said Karen Raymore, Executive Director of the Hocking Hills Tourism Association. ?In any season, Hocking Hills offers the chance for its visitors to make unforgettable memories and planning a holiday or winter getaway is a great way to start a new tradition in a stunning natural setting.?

Highlights of the travel packages and specials that are available in the Hocking Hills are below.

For the Outdoor Lover

Hocking Hills Hikers Package: Created with accommodations at Hocking Hills Cabins, outdoors adventurers will appreciate this one-night package that includes walking sticks, a local trail map and a souvenir backpack to carry the complimentary brown bag lunch. After an exhilarating hike, guests will enjoy a Royal Foot Treatment from Blue Valley Massage & Traveling Spa and dinner at The Spotted Owl Cafe. Package price begins at $ 306 for two adults.

For the Pampered Traveler

Relax, Recharge, & Reconnect Package: What better way to pamper a loved one than with the Relax, Recharge & Reconnect package at Love Shack Cabins? The package features a two-night stay; complimentary bottle of wine or champagne; and an in-cabin, side-by-side couples massage and hot stone treatment. Guests will also enjoy a 3-course gourmet meal at Grouse Nest Restaurant. Packages start at $ 550 per couple.

Get Snowed In: Delight in the beauty of a Hocking Hills winter with a two-day weeknight special at Cabins by the Caves. Upon arrival, guests will be treated to a dozen roses and Anthony Thomas truffles to set a pampered mood. This package also includes complimentary breakfast and an opportunity to really rejunvenate with a late checkout. Packages start at $ 325 and can be upgraded to accommodations in a luxury lodge.

Fantastic Holiday Savings

Cold Days, Hot Savings: For a special deal that includes the family ? even the pet! ? Honey Ridge is offering a 10 percent discount for stays at this two-bedroom cottage. The property is close to pet-friendly trails that are fun for the whole family. Rates start at $ 106 per night.

Holiday Special: Now through December 28, Big Pine Retreat is taking 10 percent off any two-night stay or 20 percent off any stay of three or more nights. Tucked away on 40 acres of private property, the cabins at Big Pine Retreat can accommodate groups of up to 10. Nightly rates begin at $ 145 prior to discounting and guests should mention ?Holiday Special? when making reservations.

End of Year Weekday Special: Perfect for the entire family, Four Seasons Hideaways offers accommodations for up to 14 guests. Through the end of 2011, Four Seasons Hideaways is offering a free third night with every two nights booked on trips between Sunday and Thursday. Rates start at $ 399 per night.

For more information about visiting Hocking Hills, check out 1800hocking.com, like the Hocking Hills Tourism Association on Facebook, follow us on Twitter or join the conversation on the Hocking Hills blog.

About the Hocking Hills Tourism Association

Located 40 miles southeast of Columbus, Ohio, Hocking Hills offers once-in-a-lifetime experiences that make every day feel like Saturday, with plenty of free activities. The region boasts a wide variety of affordable lodging options, from camping, cabins and cottages to hotels and country inns. In addition to numerous hiking trails, parks and forests, the Hocking Hills area offers unique gift and antique shops, canoeing, horseback riding, golf and more. Complete traveler information on accommodations, festivals and the many sites in the Hocking Hills region is available at 1800Hocking.com or toll-free at 1-800-Hocking (800-462-5464).

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