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Romantic couples’ vacation ideas

From day to day, you and your man follow the same old routine. You go to work, you make dinner, you (sometimes) make love, then go to bed, and wake up the next morning to do it all over again. No matter how in love you are with each other, your days together can get a little monotonous. It’s okay to admit it-you might need some help in the romance department. Since it’s so easy to get caught up in our daily lives and obligations, we did the research for you. Read on for four romantic getaways…

The Love Boat

That’s right—the original “Love Boat” (as in the TV show with the young Scott Baio) was filmed on a Princess ship. Although the Ruby Princess is not the original ship the show used—in fact, it set sail for the first time very recently—it might as well be the one. With all of the couples setting sail on this ship (as well as their children and some singles), the atmosphere make for a very romantic time. Intimate dinners out on your stateroom or suite balcony can be relished at a reasonable cost. Cruisers can enjoy a romantic movie under the stars in a hot tub or patio chairs at the ship’s poolside movie theater. You and your partner can reserve spots at the ship’s Sanctuary, an area for total relaxation. Couples can also choose to dine alone together (without strangers)—a rarity on some cruise ships. Setting sail on the Ruby Princess is a must-do for lovers. When you stop at the various ports, you and your lovebug can also take in some more sun and adventure.For more information or to book your cruise, visit www.princess.com.

Water Club Paradise

Whether you and your man like to gamble or not, The Water Club at the Borgata in Atlantic City, NJ is a great option for a romantic getaway. The Water Club is like a hotel within a hotel. There, you’ll enjoy special spa amenities and—well—water (there are three indoor pools at the lobby level and one indoor pool at the spa). When you’re not indulging poolside, ordering drinks and light fare as you pop in and out of the swimming pools and Jacuzzis, you and your partner can book a couple’s massage. Our personal favorite is the hot stone massage treatment, which includes super-relaxing aromatherapy, a light facial massage, and a special soak after the massage for a little intimacy wrap-up.For more information or to book your stay, visit www.thewaterclubhotel.com .

San Diego Sun

Frolic and play under the sun on the soft sands of Southern California. Stay at L’Auberge Del Mar, a luxury hotel near La Jolla and San Diego. We particularly loved this beach front spa resort because of its impeccable accommodations and great location. When you and your partner are not beaching it up, there’s plenty to enjoy at the hotel. For one, you can check out the spa onsite. You can also lay by the pool with a cold beverage. And by far, our favorite part about this property was the rooms—each is like a paradise within itself with some featuring.For more information or to book your stay, visit www.laubergedelmar.com .

Don’t Leave Home

Since we’re amidst a recession, a romantic getaway away from home isn’t possible. Instead of venturing out to one (costly) destination, you can bring the vacation to you. A DIY spacation is easy. The key here is to enjoy each other’s company. Turn the TV off (and lose the remote control), put work aside and make sure all of your chores and errands have been completed before your DIY spacation begins. Just buy some sensual massage oil, a box of chocolates and a great CD (or download a romantic mix on iTunes), and you and your partner can indulge at home.

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