UPPER MIDWEST REDEZVOUS?

[Anonone]

I don't know if you folks have heard of Sybaris.com, but is an absolute romantic paradise. You have not lived until you have done a session in one of their incredible rooms. As far as I know they are only in the upper Midwest, but I figure folks might want to take advantage and try something luxurious even in this hard economy. Visit the site and tool around a bit and be amazed at the rooms--some even have a private steam room, swimming pool and water slide that goes from your loft bed into a tropical lagoon shaped pool!

If you book, the secret code for the price reduction is: SPECIAL CODE EM3

ENJOY!

SYBARIS SPECIALS AFTERNOON ESCAPADE (12:30-4:30 PM)!

WAS Vs. NOW

Basic Whirlpool $69 $49
Classic Whirlpool $89 $69
Deluxe Whirlpool $99 $79
Paradise Pool $149 $99
Majestic Pool $169 $119
Chalet Pool $199 $149

SYBARIS SPECIALS OVERNIGHT RENDEZVOUS (6:00PM - 11:00AM)!

WAS Vs. NOW

Basic Whirlpool $109 $69
Classic Whirlpool $149 $99
Deluxe Whirlpool $169 $129
Paradise Pool $229 $159
Majestic Pool $269 $189
Chalet Pool $329 $229

I tried this place out a few months ago and well. . .a picture is worth a thousands words:

Photo of HDH Ginger in one of the Sybaris Hot Tubs!

[Carrie Hillcrest]

Wow! Nice digs. Although I have a feeling I'd be one giant prune by the end of the stay. I love me some whirlpools (and waterslides!!)

[Sysiphus]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Carrie Hillcrest @ Feb 27 2009, 09:40 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>

I&#39;d be one giant prune by the end of the stay.[/b]

If the California Prune board had an OUNCE of sense, they&#39;d jump all over that!!!

[atlcomedy]

I&#39;ve never visited this place but in general a hotel suite whirlpool or jacuzzi gives me the creeps from a cleanliness standpoint.......

[Anonone]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (atlcomedy @ Feb 27 2009, 10:56 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>

I&#39;ve never visited this place but in general a hotel suite whirlpool or jacuzzi gives me the creeps from a cleanliness standpoint.......[/b]

When I was there it was very clean. Of course, should we even start thinking about ANY hotel room and how clean it really is? Especially in this day and age of "GREEN" housekeeping policies?