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Why More Newlyweds Are Honeymooning Closer to Home
Why More Newlyweds Are Honeymooning Closer to Home

New York Times

time21-06-2025

  • New York Times

Why More Newlyweds Are Honeymooning Closer to Home

Jennifer Repetto and Mark La Bella had planned on taking a weeklong honeymoon after their Dec. 27 wedding in Philadelphia. But instead of jumping on a plane to the Caribbean or some far-flung locale, the couple, who live in North Wales, Pa., headed off to coastal Maine. 'We wanted to keep it simple and low-key and not change time zones,' Ms. Repetto said. 'The trip was about being with each other without spending a fortune.' Their getaway began at Cliff House Maine in Cape Neddick on the southern coast, where they celebrated New Year's Eve. Ms. Repetto, 44, a middle-school math teacher, and Mr. La Bella, 51, an owner of a sheet-metal fabrication business, then drove a rental car 45 minutes north to the Cape Arundel Inn & Resort in Kennebunkport. 'We had great seafood, cozy dinners, soaks in hot tubs and took walks along the water,' Ms. Repetto said. 'We came back refreshed, not exhausted, which is exactly what we wanted our honeymoon to be about.' Married couples have traditionally used their honeymoons as an opportunity to take once-in-a-lifetime trips that have long been on their wish lists or to book stays at romantic resorts in the Caribbean or farther afield. More recently, however, many newlyweds have been opting for domestic honeymoons instead. The shift can be attributed to several factors, including constrained budgets, limited time off, or a desire to avoid the complications of international travel. Many couples are also increasingly drawn to the idea of a more laid-back, relaxed honeymoon without the pressure of a packed itinerary. Want all of The Times? Subscribe.

Cliff House Maine gets four stars from Forbes Travel Guide
Cliff House Maine gets four stars from Forbes Travel Guide

Yahoo

time18-03-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Cliff House Maine gets four stars from Forbes Travel Guide

CAPE NEDDICK, Maine — Cliff House Maine, a coastal resort in Cape Neddick known for its stunning views, has once again received a prestigious Four Star Award from Forbes Travel Guide. The resort is featured alongside other honorees on which serves as the only global rating system for luxury hotels, restaurants, spas, and ocean cruises. Known for anonymous evaluations conducted by expert inspectors, Forbes Travel Guide praised Cliff House Maine for its breathtaking cliffside location, the luxurious 9,000-square-foot Spa at Cliff House, and the exceptional dining experience at its signature restaurant, The Tiller. In addition to these highlights, the resort boasts 226 chic accommodations, each offering coastal charm, modern amenities, and private balconies with ocean views. Guests can also enjoy three pools, including two that are open year-round, as well as an onsite movie theater and other premium offerings. This article originally appeared on Portsmouth Herald: Cliff House Maine gets four stars from Forbes Travel Guide

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