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Four Seasons Resort at Ko Olina

Normally when we travel, we stay at mid-range hotels. I actually prefer boutique hotels…unassuming, unique, and not too big. Although once in a while, we splurge on staying at a luxury hotel.

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Las Vegas at Three Different Resorts

Every once in a while, we make our way to Vegas. It’s not our favorite destination by any means, but you can’t deny that there’s an allure and that there are a lot of things to do on and around the Strip.

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Säröhus, Sweden

If there’s one town where I wouldn’t mind buying a second home and retiring, it’s in the small summer resort town of Särö on the west coast of Sweden, located just south of Göteborg.

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Hilton Waikiki Beach

We’ve always driven by this hotel and wondered what it would be like to stay there. It’s easy to miss, not the most inviting hotel from the outside, and kind of shunned to the side.

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Our Colorado Winter Holiday Vacation

After all these years of thinking of Colorado, but never ending up going, we finally did. And we might have the pandemic to thank for that. With Canadian border closings, it was high time to ski domestically again.

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DoubleTree Breckenridge

Going skiing in Breckenridge has long been a wish, and with the pandemic preventing us from our usual Canada trip, it was the perfect time to stay within the borders. And why not drop some of our Hilton points on the DoubleTree.

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Hilton Denver Inverness

This Hilton resort is actually also a country club (golfers will recognize the significant Inverness name) that I just happened to come across when looking for a hotel in Denver. Odd thing is, we were looking to go skiing, not golfing.

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The Kahala Hotel & Resort, Honolulu, Hawaii

The beauty of living in Hawaii is not only the friendly people, pleasant climate, and having access to world class resorts, but also the ability to utilize “Kama’aina rates” – that is, discounted pricing only available to residents of Hawaii.

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