Money can’t buy you class, but it can buy you a vacation.
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Our collections span the globe, offering you the chance to stay in the luxurious, beautiful, and bizarre accommodations you see on The Real Housewives. Get the gang together in the family van and prepare to squabble over who gets their own room.
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Villa Bibbiani
Sutton learned that no good deed goes unpunished, requesting to room with Amanda to help her ‘be understood’ and navigate her situation with Dorit. But Amanda didn't have to worry for long, Kyle and Erika lured Dorit away (clearing out an entire town) for a come-to-Jesus conversation that went exactly as well as you'd expect. Dorit may always be late, but she certainly knows how to leave early, abandoning the two of them alone in a ghost town.

The Four Seasons Denver
Everyone thinks they are heading to Angel's house but instead their first stop is a rental. Angel starts things off with some shade, assigning Gizelle and Ashley to the smallest room in the house with two single beds and no bathroom. Gizelle is sour from the start and immediately starts looking at alternate accommodations. Later that night Gizelle informs Angel their house has no running water.

The Little Daisy
Amanda spends way too long talking about her business and what she does to which Kathy replies with “that’s great”, meaning she either wasn’t listening or didn’t understand, according to Kyle. Once Amanda finally stops talking, Jennifer Tilly redirects the group to the question they actually care about: who is the man in crocs? Amanda continues testing patience with ceremonial-grade matcha demands, nonstop business calls, and a habit of one-upping every conversation with designer accessories. Rachel reaches her limit. Erika never cared.
