Budget Travel Stay For Less Than $100 a Night

budget travel40 Budget Travel Stay For Less Than $100 a Night

With the current economic downturn vacationers are traveling less distances, usually staying within a four hour drive of their home. The reason being traveling long distances can get pretty expensive. Once you add up the travel costs, nightly rates, hidden fees, and meals, any plans of a budget vacation can fly out the window rather quickly. But travel doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg. Whether you’re traveling in-state or out of state, here are five first-class, discount resorts, all under $100/night – with no hidden fees to come back and haunt you later on.

Just a few hours outside of the mecca city of Los Angeles, California, hides a little piece of heaven known as Big Bear Lake California. A quiet, peaceful sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of city life. It offers clean air, plenty of sunshine, mountain views, and a multitude of outdoor activities, such as skiing, biking, horseback riding, and golf. Current specials at the Big Bear Condos run from $97/night.

Breckenridge, Colorado may be famous for its world-class skiing, but it is also known for its high prices if you don’t know where to stay. River Mountain Lodge is a first rate European-style hotel and condominium located right in the heart of Breckenridge, near Main Street. You will find shopping, dining, concerts, ice-skating, and skiing, all within steps of your front door. Current specials start at $88/night for hotel rooms, and $99/night for a condo.

If you are looking for the true meaning of the word “getaway,” the Nancy Greenes Lodge in Sun Peaks, Canada offers nearly 4,000 acres of hilly terrain, featuring the ultimate in ski-in/ski-out convenience. Daily activities include down-hill/cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, ice skating, dog sledding, horseback riding, biking, swimming, kayaking, and fishing. Discount Studio specials start at just $68/night, and lofts and family suites only $95/night.

Myrtle Beach is a top destination for many vacationers, but the problem with many inexpensive packages is the rowdy college crowds that tend to be attracted to these deals as well. The Market Common Suites in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina takes care of that by prohibiting anyone under 25 years of age from staying at the resort, unless accompanied by an adult (age 25 or over). Nearby activities include fine dining, world-class shopping, seaside golf courses, and 60 miles of white sandy beaches. Best of all, current specials start at just $70/night for a condo.

Laketown Wharf in Panama City, Florida is arguably the best resort in Panama City Beach. Featuring a nightly choreographed display of dancing water and lights, the Wharf has grown to be a popular landmark vacation spot for both couples and families alike. It’s most notable amenities are five uniquely themed pools (infinite, lagoon, rooftop, island, and kiddie), a meditation garden, boardwalk, freshwater lake, and white sandy beaches, all within walking distance. Specials range from $73/night for a single bedroom to $100/night for a 3-bedroom.

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