BedandBreakfast.com Valentine’s Deals

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner so if you haven’t already made plans to get away with that special someone, you could check out BedandBreakfast.com since more than 3,600 travelers (more than one in three) said that staying at a B&B was their favorite way to commemorate the romantic holiday.

While it is true that bed and breakfasts are typically more casual and cozy than other types of accommodations, one shouldn’t assume that they must sacrifice luxury and comforts.  In fact, the money that you might save could help you indulge in other ways (jewellery is a nice way to splurge!).

BedandBreakfast.com is offering the Getaway Gift card which can be used at more than 4,000 B&Bs across the United States and Canada.  These great cards offer no fees, no taxes, no expiration or blackout dates and free shipping.  The card can also be customized with a photo of that special couple (how sweet!) and can be tailored to fit individual needs.

Now is a great time to buy a Getaway Gift Card because Valentine’s Day falls on a weekend this year so, if you buy it by February 15, 2010, you can save 10 percent off your purchase of $100 or more. You’ll get free FedEx shipping and the chance to create a personalized invitation to a romantic
rendezvous.  All you have to do is use promo code BBVDAY10 at checkout.

If you book a Valentine’s Day Getaway online at BedandBreakfast.com, you could save $50 as long as you book a romantic two-night B&B getaway for any available date by February 28, 2010.  Book online at any B&B displaying the green Book It button and enter the promo code BBROMANCE50 to receive $50 off your relaxing getaway.
You can also win a $2,500 B&B getaway by visiting BedandBreakfast.com and clicking the pink roses.  Simply enter your name and email address to be entered for the $2500 gift card which can be used at BedandBreakfast.com’s luxurious Diamond Collection inns, or at over 4,000 other B&Bs in the U.S. and Canada.  The contest ends on February 10, 2010 so hurry up!

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