Honeymooning in the Poconos
In 1945, a soldier named Rudolf Von Hoevenberg opened the first
resort for honeymooners -- called "The Farm on the Hill". He
started a trend for many more honeymoon-type resort
entrepreneurs to open business and "couples only" resorts were
born. Costs of these 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 end up paying for a resort
equipped with heart-shaped bathtubs and whirlpools, log
fireplace and round, king-sized beds.
Some prices are inclusive of two meals, activities and
entertainment. The most well known resort is Caesars Pocono
Resort.
Operating in the Poconos for the last 47 years, the entranceway
of Caesars has welcomed over 18,000 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 honeymoon concierge is also on hand at
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resort to give you information that will make your vacation run
more smoothly. They include transportation and can assist with
information regarding on- and off-resort activities.
Some resorts 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, there is really never a dull
moment. Go sailing, or take a walk on one of the lovely beaches.
Have a romantic picnic in the park or by the lake. Whatever you
do, ensure that you get back to your love den just in time for
nightly entertainment, which some resorts include as part of
your all-inclusive package.
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