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Bed and breakfasts out of the norm

Have you ever wanted to move out of the ordinary and do something that isn’t what you normally would? One of the best ways to do this is with a friend, a close family member, or your significant other to find a very unusual bed & breakfast that you can attend for a few days. While this might sound a little crazy and weird, unusual bed & breakfasts have attracted people from all over.

Great news was my reaction when I heard that Cypriot government decided to incorporate the Euro as their trading currency, especially what it would mean for the Cyprus property market. Oddly enough though not everyone was so open to the new currency but the Cyprus property market has already benefited significantly since it’s introduction.

Prices are already rising healthily at around nine per cent a year, compared to five per cent the year before. A closer look at the Cypriot market shows that the rush to buy land before the 15 per cent VAT on land purchases kicks in on January 1 … plus low interest rates, the arrival of several budget airlines and a shortage of property for sale … have also helped to spur on property prices in southern Cyprus of late.

Have you ever wondered what it might be like to step into a fairy tale? Those that visit the Beau Rivage Palace in Lausanne, Switzerland, know exactly what being royalty feels like. Not only does this resort and spa look like a castle, it happens to be the genuine article.

During the 1800s, Beau Rivage was the place to go for those that were considered the upper crust of society. Balls were held in the great ballroom, parties allowed guests to mingle under moonlight skies, and those that were lucky enough to spend the night were awoken with a stunning view of the river.