Comments for Luxury Villa Rentals http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org Best and Most Desirable Luxury Villa Rentals on Earth! Find Best Deals for Rentals. Wed, 28 Dec 2011 08:37:26 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Can you rent a villa in Florida if your under 21? by Mouse House Man http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/can-you-rent-a-villa-in-florida-if-your-under-21/703/comment-page-1/#comment-5102 Mouse House Man Wed, 28 Dec 2011 08:37:26 +0000 http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/can-you-rent-a-villa-in-florida-if-your-under-21/703/#comment-5102 Always welcome to drop a inquiry Always welcome to drop a inquiry

]]> Comment on Can you rent a villa in Florida if your under 21? by Lilli http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/can-you-rent-a-villa-in-florida-if-your-under-21/703/comment-page-1/#comment-5101 Lilli Wed, 28 Dec 2011 08:02:54 +0000 http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/can-you-rent-a-villa-in-florida-if-your-under-21/703/#comment-5101 I don't think so. You can book hotels if you are 18 and have a credit card to secure it. But villas - I am not aware of any that let you. I don’t think so. You can book hotels if you are 18 and have a credit card to secure it. But villas – I am not aware of any that let you.

]]> Comment on Q&A: looking for a vacation rental website? by mountaintraveler http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/qa-looking-for-a-vacation-rental-website/700/comment-page-1/#comment-5057 mountaintraveler Mon, 05 Dec 2011 20:24:22 +0000 http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/qa-looking-for-a-vacation-rental-website/700/#comment-5057 Here are a few sites that provide vacation home rentals all over the United States. I advertise my cabin rental in the North GA Mountains on all of these and I think they are very user friendly! http://www.homeaway.com http://www.vacationrentals411.com http://www.vacationhomerentals.com/ http://www.vlbo.com http://www.forgetaway.com Good Luck! Here are a few sites that provide vacation home rentals all over the United States. I advertise my cabin rental in the North GA Mountains on all of these and I think they are very user friendly!

http://www.homeaway.com
http://www.vacationrentals411.com
http://www.vacationhomerentals.com/
http://www.vlbo.com
http://www.forgetaway.com

Good Luck!

]]> Comment on name of flowering tropical vine? by The Wizard. http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/name-of-flowering-tropical-vine/697/comment-page-1/#comment-5026 The Wizard. Mon, 28 Nov 2011 08:18:22 +0000 http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/name-of-flowering-tropical-vine/697/#comment-5026 It's probably a Mandevillea or it could be a Trumpet Vine,your garden center would know. It’s probably a Mandevillea or it could be a Trumpet Vine,your garden center would know.

]]> Comment on name of flowering tropical vine? by Niebersgal http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/name-of-flowering-tropical-vine/697/comment-page-1/#comment-5025 Niebersgal Mon, 28 Nov 2011 08:13:00 +0000 http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/name-of-flowering-tropical-vine/697/#comment-5025 This vine is called a Mandevilla,they also come in a crimson color.I have both growing in a wall trellis every year. This vine is called a Mandevilla,they also come in a crimson color.I have both growing in a wall trellis every year.

]]> Comment on name of flowering tropical vine? by shari http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/name-of-flowering-tropical-vine/697/comment-page-1/#comment-5024 shari Mon, 28 Nov 2011 07:38:10 +0000 http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/name-of-flowering-tropical-vine/697/#comment-5024 Those are called Morning Glories. Those are called Morning Glories.

]]> Comment on Q&A: What is the best way to clean grimy luxury towels & sheets without bleach? ? by Jane A http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/qa-what-is-the-best-way-to-clean-grimy-luxury-towels-sheets-without-bleach/695/comment-page-1/#comment-5005 Jane A Sun, 20 Nov 2011 20:24:43 +0000 http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/qa-what-is-the-best-way-to-clean-grimy-luxury-towels-sheets-without-bleach/695/#comment-5005 Use Oxy Clean instead of bleach. Also, washing in a cup of white vinegar instead of detergent cleans and deodorizes without fading. The vinegar smell does not stay in the fabrics, especially if you use a dryer sheet when drying. Depending on the fabric type, ironing may me inevitable. There are products you can spray on items, but you have to stretch the wrinkles out, which can misshape items and it is almost easier to iron. Use Oxy Clean instead of bleach. Also, washing in a cup of white vinegar instead of detergent cleans and deodorizes without fading. The vinegar smell does not stay in the fabrics, especially if you use a dryer sheet when drying.
Depending on the fabric type, ironing may me inevitable. There are products you can spray on items, but you have to stretch the wrinkles out, which can misshape items and it is almost easier to iron.

]]> Comment on How to get the money to stay at a luxury home in Hawaii? by LS http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/how-to-get-the-money-to-stay-at-a-luxury-home-in-hawaii/693/comment-page-1/#comment-4989 LS Sat, 05 Nov 2011 22:27:35 +0000 http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/how-to-get-the-money-to-stay-at-a-luxury-home-in-hawaii/693/#comment-4989 Unless you have the money tucked away somewhere or have a fabulously well-paying job, you'd defintiely have to sell something. Like a kidney, or a first-born child. Unless you have the money tucked away somewhere or have a fabulously well-paying job, you’d defintiely have to sell something. Like a kidney, or a first-born child.

]]> Comment on How to get the money to stay at a luxury home in Hawaii? by Landlord http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/how-to-get-the-money-to-stay-at-a-luxury-home-in-hawaii/693/comment-page-1/#comment-4988 Landlord Sat, 05 Nov 2011 22:03:16 +0000 http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/how-to-get-the-money-to-stay-at-a-luxury-home-in-hawaii/693/#comment-4988 Savings account. Savings account.

]]> Comment on How to get the money to stay at a luxury home in Hawaii? by ConcernedCitizen http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/how-to-get-the-money-to-stay-at-a-luxury-home-in-hawaii/693/comment-page-1/#comment-4987 ConcernedCitizen Sat, 05 Nov 2011 21:12:28 +0000 http://www.luxuryvillarentals.org/luxury-villa-rentals/how-to-get-the-money-to-stay-at-a-luxury-home-in-hawaii/693/#comment-4987 It's beautiful, but $ 3500 to $ 4000 a night is pretty extravagant for all but the ultra-rich. Unless you win the lottery, I think you need to choose more modest accommodations. I've seen some very nice looking 5-bedroom houses on the site below for as little as $ 115 a night for the first two guests plus $ 15 for each additional person. I've been to Hawaii three times and I never felt like the accommodations were the most important part of the trip. The point of going there is to see the sights, the beaches, the waterfalls, the rain forests, the snorkeling and diving sites, and other attractions. The rental house should be clean and comfortable, but it doesn't have to be something out of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, because it's basically just a place to sleep. If you're really determined to splurge anyway, see if you can get some of your wealthiest friends to go along and share the expense with you. If your family doesn't need all five bedrooms, you could have friends stay in the extra rooms. [edit] Here's a more specific example of rental houses in that size range at more reasonable prices. If the pool and spa are important to you, you could probably find houses that include them for far less than $ 3500 a night: http://www.hawaiiwego.com/ [edit] Maybe this will help to put it in perspective. A 7-night stay at $ 3500 a night would be $ 24,500. That's more than enough to buy a new car, which would last a lot longer than the vacation. If you don't earn that much every week, I wouldn't recommend spending that much in a week. You can experience all of the beauty of Hawaii without spending that much. It’s beautiful, but $ 3500 to $ 4000 a night is pretty extravagant for all but the ultra-rich. Unless you win the lottery, I think you need to choose more modest accommodations. I’ve seen some very nice looking 5-bedroom houses on the site below for as little as $ 115 a night for the first two guests plus $ 15 for each additional person. I’ve been to Hawaii three times and I never felt like the accommodations were the most important part of the trip. The point of going there is to see the sights, the beaches, the waterfalls, the rain forests, the snorkeling and diving sites, and other attractions. The rental house should be clean and comfortable, but it doesn’t have to be something out of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, because it’s basically just a place to sleep. If you’re really determined to splurge anyway, see if you can get some of your wealthiest friends to go along and share the expense with you. If your family doesn’t need all five bedrooms, you could have friends stay in the extra rooms.

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Here’s a more specific example of rental houses in that size range at more reasonable prices. If the pool and spa are important to you, you could probably find houses that include them for far less than $ 3500 a night:
http://www.hawaiiwego.com/

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Maybe this will help to put it in perspective. A 7-night stay at $ 3500 a night would be $ 24,500. That’s more than enough to buy a new car, which would last a lot longer than the vacation. If you don’t earn that much every week, I wouldn’t recommend spending that much in a week. You can experience all of the beauty of Hawaii without spending that much.

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