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Storybook Transylvania Hotel built with Clay and Sand Opens Soon

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Nestled in the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains in the heart of Transylvania, a tiny Romanian town is now home to a fairytale come true in the form of  an adorable 10-room hotel built from clay and sand . The hotel’s Romanian name is   Castelul de Lut Valea Zanelor , which translates to “Clay Castle of the Valley of the Fairies” in English, an absolutely fitting moniker for these ancient architectural accommodations. Construction was only recently completed, and the hotel will be open to guests very soon. The hotel’s owners, Razvan and Gabriela Vasile, sold their home in Romania’s capital city of Bucharest in order to bring this clay fairytale castle into reality. The Valley of the Fairies, situated near the tiny village of Porumbacu De Sus, is 24 miles from the city of Sibiu. Its remote location and jaw-dropping views add to the hotel’s charm and mystique, effortlessly giving visitors the sense that they have traveled not only distance, but also time, in ord...

Spring Break Family Fun

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 This spring break, spend some quality time in the sun with family or friends. With so many fabulous deals on our all-inclusive packages and flights to sun destinations and our kids stay free promotions*, there’s no better time to get away from the cold and enjoy an unforgettable school break vacation! 1. Smugglers Cove (St. Lucia) Cap Estates, Cap Estate, St. Lucia Cap Estates, Saint Lucia Get Directions 758 450 0551 2. Jumby Bay (Antigua, West Indies) Lucky travelers are whisked away for a quick boat ride to  Jumby Bay , a blissful paradise located 2 miles off Antigua's coast. Once there, you can ride bikes around the 300-acre enclave or enjoy old-fashioned cocktails and a game of croquet. Lounge by the seaside infinity pool or spread out on any of the 3 quiet beaches where alabaster sand stretches out to clear sapphire waters teeming with exotic fish and eagle rays. Take out a sunfish for a brisk ride out to sea, but hurry back for lobster risot...