Escape to the Poconos
Resorts at the Poconos are available for family and couples only. For couples, resorts like Pocono Palace Resort and Pocono Manor are just some of the places that are poised to make your stay a memorable one. Families on the other hand can put together reunions at a family-oriented resorts.
The Poconos resorts history started when Rudolf Von Hoevenberg opened “The Farm on the Hill”, a resort for honeymooners in 1945. In time other honeymoon resort owners followed and by the 1950’s, resorts in the Poconos became a lucrative business. There are so many resorts to choose among that one would have to make their decision carefully to ensure that it caters to the needs of all involved.
Now each year, thousands upon thousands of people visit the Poconos to vacation. Over 200,000 are honeymooners to the place that was once dubbed “The Honeymoon Capital of the World.” Visitors can either stay in a time-share, which consists of mountain or lakefront properties or one of the popular hotels or resorts. Costs of the resorts range from $250 to $600 per night. But those who have experienced a Poconos honeymoon will tell you that it is money well spent. You pay for a resort equipped with heart-shaped bathtubs and whirlpools, log fireplace and round, king-sized beds.
Some of the prices are inclusive of two meals, activities and entertainment. The most well known resort is the Caesars Pocono Resort.
Poconos Resorts and hotels
Operating in the Poconos for many years, the entrance of Caesars has welcomed thousands of honeymoon couples. This luxurious establishment has four levels of pleasure waiting for you and your loved one. And they go all-out to pamper couples: dry sauna, steam shower, massage table with heat lamp, and breakfast in bed. A concierge is also on hand at the resort to give information that will have your vacation run more smoothly. They include transportation and can assist with information regarding resort activities.
There are some resorts that offer activities such as water-skiing, golf, indoor and outdoor tennis, paddle boating, snow skiing and snowmobiling. You can explore your own activities away from the resort. After all, in the Poconos, its never dull. Go sailing, or take a walk on one of the beaches. Have a romantic experience in the park or by the lake. Whatever you do, ensure that you get back to your room just in time for nightly entertainment, which some Poconos hotels include as part of your all-inclusive package.
August 18th, 2009 at 10:01 am
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