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For travelers who are stuck in a city for an extra night or just planning a last-minute getaway, this mobile booking option is quite handy.

Just in time for a Memorial Day getaway, this season's take on the seasonal white shoe — kitten heels vamped up with animal prints — adds subtle flair to summer white dressing.

9. Ragdale Hall, Leicestershire From £25, ragdalehall.co.uk Whether you want time away with pals, to lose some weight or just have a romantic getaway, this retreat will not disappoint.

And even though it's far from a rustic getaway, this part of the trail offers a few distinct pleasures, like the segment in Grindstone after Route 11 separates from Route 157, along the East Branch of the Penobscot.

Fly to Faro with easyJet, Ryanair, Bmibaby and BA The ultimate rural getaway, this spacious self-catering farmhouse set in 16 acres of gardens and woodland is perfect for large family groups.

Silent nights: no phones allowed Post Ranch Inn, Big Sur, California Often cited as the original black-hole getaway this exclusive cliff-top resort inspires guests to get back back to nature with its Pacific sea views, spa and fine dining.

Mountain Getaways This summer, when you visit your happy campers in upstate New York or New England, note the quality of their accommodations in relation to your own.

If you feel the same and can get beyond the plethora of red hearts everywhere, here are some sexy-sweet treat options for romantic getaways this Valentine's Day, including royal spa specialties and sensuous culinary delights.

So whether you're shopping for the holidays or just want to sneak in a weekend getaway this fall — a cheap time to travel — here are some ways to find more affordable flights.

Ms. Walter, 70, lives in an Upper West Side brownstone with her husband, the actor Ron Leibman, and their black Lab, Reggie; they also own a house in Pound Ridge, N.Y., where they plan to make an early getaway this weekend.

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