Hotel Reservations

Next time you decide to go on a vacation or you are just in the mood to travel, don't forget about your hotel reservations and save up to 70% off of your stay.

Let's take "Royal by Rex Resorts" for instance (located in the Caribbeans), for the Deluxe Suite you can get this one for $182 per night with a great hotel discounts saving you 35% on this stay. The hotel boasts of 96 luxurious suites set in landscaped tropical gardens. All suites are well appointed and have a bedroom and separate sitting room, luxury bathrooms, hair dryer, mini bar, safe, telephone, cable TV, radio, background music, patio or balcony with view of the gardens, pool and sea. For your leisure, you can laze on the beach, enjoy tennis, diving or windsurfing, go sailing or water-skiing or just take tours of the island and the Grenadines. A friendly and attentive staff awaits your arrival

So what is a vacation rental you ask
it's any suite-type lodging that has self-catering facilities with great perks like wet bars, refrigerators, and microwaves, ect. Most have separate bedrooms, fully equipped kitchens, one or more bathrooms, washer and dryer, and sometimes a balcony or patio. Towels and linens are provided. Daily maid service and other hotel conveniences are usually available.

Unlike hotels with per person pricing, there is a set price for an entire vacation rental with a maximum number of persons allowed. Most one-bedroom units sleep a maximum of four using a sleeper/sofa in the living room. Most two-bedroom vacation rentals sleep a maximum of six, and most three-bedroom vacation rentals sleep up to eight.

In beautiful places around the world like London at "The John Howard Hotel" focusing on an oasis of tranquility and elegance in the heart of Central London. Located on a tree-lined boulevard in the exclusive Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, the John Howard Hotel offers a choice of luxurious, self-catering studio, one and two bedroom apartments.

You can enjoy a combination of world elegance and modern-day comforts, like the Manor at the Gate restaurant with bar and 24-hour room service. The friendly staff is always on hand to offer efficient and prompt service, ensuring you get the most out of your stay in London. John Howard Apartments incorporate all the facilities demanded by today's discerning traveler and the décor is of the highest standard and each apartment includes a full kitchen, air conditioning, satellite television, direct dial telephone with data ports and voicemail. The bathroom is ensuite and has a hairdryer for your convenience. Regular maid service gives you the freedom to enjoy your stay without any chores. The John Howard allows you to enjoy the space and privacy of your own apartment with all the amenities of a full-service hotel and with a standard duble you all you pay is $340.31. Now that's luxury living.

Next time you travel book your Hotel Reservations with HotelReservations.com.

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A New Maaaannnnnnn......

Less than a month since her decision to separate from Kevin Federline, Britney Spears, 25, has a new man in her life, Jonathan JR Rotem, a South Africa born American record producer.
Rotem has produced tracks for artists and groups such as The Game, Destiny’s Child, Britney Spears (Everybody (2000), Who Can She Trust (2000)), Snoop Dogg among others.

He is the co-owner of the record label, Beluga Height, launched in 2006. The label signed up Sean Kingston, a young Miami-based rapper recently.

Spears and Rotem were spotted last night going to a movie at the Groove by the x17online camera crew. They then grabbed a bite at The 3rd Stop in West Hollywood where they were observed to be canoodling. A lot of fondness and intimacy was evident during their stay there. Spears, provocatively attired in a short red dress, could be seen sitting on Rotem’s lap kissing him.

The fact that it wasn’t an ordinary dinner out became obvious when following the dinner the two went to Rotem’s apartment at 3 am and Spears was not observed to leave the rest of the night.



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First Snow of the Season... What a doosey!

The season's first big wintry storm blustered across the Midwest on Friday and closed in on the Northeast, leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity, stranding airline passengers and burying streets in wet, heavy snow. The storm was blamed for at least eight deaths as it cut a swath from Texas to the Northeast, bringing snow, freezing rain and high winds, and closing schools and businesses. The East Coast saw rain, thundershowers and high winds late Friday, with damaging gusts up to 55 mph expected as the cold front passed. Ameren Corp . reported about 520,000 customers without power in Illinois and Missouri on Friday after ice and snow blanketed much of the state, snapping power lines and tree limbs. Ron Zdellar, Ameren vice president, said it would be days before all customers had electricity again. "We know a lot of people are going to have to leave their homes, probably over the next few days," he said. Part of a roof collapsed at a Peoria nursing home Friday evening, causing minor injuries, police said. The snow may have been a factor. Missouri Gov. Matt Blunt declared a state of emergency and deployed National Guard members to help people in need. More than 200 were to be in the St. Louis area by Saturday morning, and 500 others were available if needed around the state. Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius declared a disaster emergency for 27 counties. Shelters and warm-up centers opened in the St. Louis area, with temperatures expected to drop into the teens. Two St. Louis police officers escorted 89-year-old Francis Oldani on Friday afternoon to a warming center, where volunteers offered lunch and hot chocolate. Oldani said she lost power Thursday night and called police in desperation Friday morning. "It was miserable; I was so cold," Oldani said. "I just had to put on as many clothes as I could. I put a blanket around me and sat in a chair. I guess these people will provide for me. I really don't know." The fire chief in the St. Louis suburb of Affton said an 87-year-old woman died early Friday in a house fire that started after an ice-laden tree limb fell on a power line, causing the fuse box in her basement to short-circuit. In Chicago, where snow covered street signs and commuters walked gingerly along slushy streets, forecasters warned residents to be careful digging out of what they called "heart attack snow" - difficult to shovel because it is so heavy. A man died Friday afternoon after shoveling snow in Racine, Wis., which got up to got 14.5 inches, officials said. Chicago received 6.2 inches, and many areas of Illinois, Wisconsin and Missouri got more than a foot. As the storm moved east, strong showers and gusty winds caused even more people to lose power. In Michigan's Lower Peninsula, more than 100,000 customers lost power at some point during the day, though many had power restored. In Tennessee, 38,000 Knoxville Utilities board customers lost power early Friday at the peak of the outages, and in West Virginia, more than 45,000 lost power at least temporarily. In central Kentucky, winds toppled a church steeple. The Forks of Dix River Baptist Church, near Lancaster, was damaged when the steeple and a "big, big chunk of the roof" was torn off, said the Rev. Jerry Browning. In New York, severe thunderstorms and high winds toppled trees and knocked out power to at least 65,500 customers outside the New York City area. One person died after a tree fell onto a house in Ellenville. The combination of sleet, rain and snow made driving treacherous in many areas. In Milwaukee, the slippery roads were too much for vehicle after vehicle - even a snowplow overturned. Near Paducah, Texas, a sport-utility vehicle carrying a high school girls' basketball team slid on an icy patch and tipped over, killing a 14-year-old player and injuring six teammates and the coach. The tournament the Paducah High School team was headed to was canceled. In Missouri, where two storm-related fatal accidents occurred Thursday, officials closed a 50-mile stretch of Interstate 70 for several hours Friday morning. Icy roads were also a factor in two other traffic deaths, one in Kansas on Wednesday and one Thursday in Oklahoma. Scores of cars and semitrailer trucks skidded off a 70-mile stretch of Interstate 80 in Illinois, bringing traffic to a standstill. The state used snowmobiles Friday evening to take food to motorists, Department of Transportation spokesman Mike Claffey said. The Midwest's nasty weather caused problems for travelers nationwide. United Airlines canceled 821 flights as of late afternoon Friday, according to company spokeswoman Robin Urbanski. "I understand things like this happen and I'm in tulsa so I know first hand.


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