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≡ Decadence in a most unusual hotel

Create your own “Decadence” weekend exploring an ecotravel getaway using this GEM of a website that I stumbled upon called Under the Thatch, representing over 50 uniquely sustainable cottages and caravans sprinkled about Wales, Ireland, and France. Starting at around $100/night with either 2 night or 7 night stays, these unusual hotels show that sustainable living can also be fashionable.

August 29th, 2009
Topic: Eco Travel Tags: ecotoursim, sustainable hotels, under the thatch

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