Romance and the Poconos go hand in hand. In the 1960s and ‘70s, the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania were the go-to destination for honeymoons. Nearly a dozen couples-only resorts were unabashedly in ...

A longtime honeymoon hot spot will soon shutter after almost half a century in business. East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania’s Pocono Palace Resort — known for its patented 7-foot tall champagne glass ...

The long-lasting tradition of the "honeymoon hotel" was ignited by the sexual revolution—and the flame never died. When diving into the world of retro, kitschy hotels, there’s one place you’re bound ...

(CNN) — Heart-shaped hot tubs surrounded by rose petals, circular beds with ceilings that replicate a starry night sky and jaw-dropping, seven-foot-tall champagne-glass whirlpools for two. Welcome to ...

Read on to learn more about the Poconos' rise and fall as a tourist destination, and why it's time to go back. A combination of factors led to the decline of the Poconos' tourism. First was the ...

Looking to spice up your Valentine’s Day? Treat your loved one to a night away in the Poconos. The former honeymoon capital is known for its adults-only resorts and beautiful bed and breakfasts. It's ...

In the rugged hills of northeastern Pennsylvania, Morris Wilkins is a legendary figure. It was Wilkins who came up with the idea of the heart-shaped bathtub for two. He installed the first one in 1963 ...

The man who invented the heart-shaped bathtub more than 50 years ago and helped turn the Poconos into a popular honeymoon destination for newlyweds died from heart failure at age 90. Morris Wilkins, ...

You might want to avoid having too much fizz before clambering into this wacky hot tub. In a bid to get guests in the mood for love, one hotel in the U.S. has ...