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When booking accommodations for your next trip to Gulf Shores or Orange Beach, a winter monthly stay offers a whole host of benefits beyond potential cost savings—though discounts are definitely part of the equation! A winter monthly stay in a place as rich and vibrant as the Alabama Gulf Coast can add significant depth to your experience, from becoming engrossed in the local happenings to stressing less about trying to squeeze in every activity within a short time frame. Here are some other undeniable advantages of winter monthly stays with Kaiser Vacation Rentals.

A hub for midcentury modern architecture and design, Palm Springs effortlessly blends retro charm with modern luxury, making any stay an irresistible blend of relaxation and indulgence. Throw in a few noteworthy attractions, ultra-cool hangouts, and some old Hollywood glamour, and you’ve just whipped up the perfect winter escape!

Whether chasing sunsets or just sipping cocktails by the pool, Palm Springs knows how to keep the good times rolling. If you missed your summer pass, why not give it a go this winter? There’s no doubt the party’s here, sizzling with festive occasions hotter than the desert sun, and here are a few of our favorite Palm Springs winter events!

Although the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, a scenic tour through Joshua Tree National Park, or a trip to the Air Museum might be the main attraction during your trip to Palm Springs any other time of year, the highlight of any October visit, without question, is Palm Springs Modernism Week.

A celebration of epic proportions, Palm Springs Modernism Week highlights the enduring popularity of mid-century modern architecture. The design aesthetic, characterized by simplicity, form, and functionality, remains as popular today as it was when A-listers like Frank Sinatra and Marilyn Monroe coveted these urban masterpieces in the Palm Springs desert oasis. Incorporating fresh perspectives and materials and crafted with a minimalist approach by visionary architects of the era, each home embodied the essence of contemporary living. 

Is it an island? Is it a sandbar? Is it one of the most iconic Destin experiences you can have? To truly understand Crab Island, you have to see it for yourself. And seeing it for yourself is unforgettable.

Accessible only by boat, Crab Island is truly unlike any other place in the world. Initially a tiny island south of Choctawhatchee Bay, this popular sand bar has since become one of the hottest summertime attractions in Destin. On any given day, hundreds of boaters will drop anchor in these shallow waters and wade and play the day away. There are water volleyball courts, floating restaurants, food vendors, and dozens of water-based games and activities.