Oh, I mentioned the hotel on Hilton Head Island. I think it was a Hilton...

Favorite hotels: Thistle Charing Cross in London-- right on top of the Charing Cross tube station, convenient to Trafalgar Square and Covent Garden. The rooms were quaint (European hotel rooms tend to be much smaller than American hotel rooms) and the bed was amazingly comfortable.

The Grand Floridian in Walt Disney World. Silly, but utter fantasy decadence. They have a guy in period costume roasting chestnuts over an open fire (yes, they do) in the winter and you can get a wake-up call from Mary Poppins. Attic rooms are cozy and romantic, in that fantasy Disney way (and if you tell them it's a special occasion, they'll often throw in a special treat-- we had champagne and chocolate covered strawberries delivered for free).

Hmm... can't remember the name of the hotel, but we stayed on the Lindbergh Bay side of St. Thomas in 2006. Just absolutely gorgeous view, though the hotel wasn't upscale by any means.

Thinking... I'll be back... less

I've never been to Disney but when I do go (my boyfriend and I want to bring his kids) I want to stay at the Grand Floridian. The little ones will probably put a damper on any naughty activity, but I still think we'll have a blast. We'll probably only be able to take them once, so when we do it, we're going to do everything as lavishly as possible. less

WDW really knows how to give you the hotel experience. I've been to several of their onsite properties (some are much more affordable than the Grand Floridian) and they're all pretty terrific. There are several that offer suites-- two rooms with a bathroom, so you can enjoy family time and couple time, too. less