Spring travel deals to save your budget

If cabin fever is setting in, check out these budget travel deals for spring getaways —

Half off Hawaii resorts —Castle Resorts & Hotels is offering 50% off stays during its Deals in Bloom promotion at its resort hotels and condos on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Molokai, and Hawaii’s Big Island. These include —

Waikiki Beach – Hokele Suites, affordable condos right in the heart of Waikiki. Studio with kitchen, from $85/night.
Poipu Beach, Kauai – Castle Kiahuna Plantation & The Beach Bungalows, resort style condos situated on stunning landscape and famous Poipu Beach, one-bedroom Garden View Suite, from $189/night.
Waikoloai – Halii Kai at Waikoloa, luxury villas and townhomes in world renowned Waikoloa Beach Resort. 2-bedroom Garden View Villa, from $285/night.
Kihei, Maui – Castle Kamaole Sands, overlooking Kamaole Beach Park III, one of the best swimming beaches on Maui. 1-bedroom Suite, from $155/night.

Earn free nights at Best Western hotels and resorts — Stay three times, get a free night That’s the Best Western spring promotion to celebrate the brand’s 66th birthday. You have to be a member of the chain’s Best Western Rewards loyalty program to earn a free night, but it’s free to join. Earn the free nights if you stay three separate times through April 8, 2012, and get a voucher for a free night at a Best Western anywhere in the world.

Fourth night free in Bermuda — Pink Beach Club gives you the Fourth Night Free promotion when you book three, anytime during the month of May 2012. This promotion also gives you free daily breakfast, afternoon tea and a five-course gourmet dinner for every night of the stay. Rates start at $535 per room, per night, based on single or double occupancy in a garden view suite.
Sandals beach resorts – Companion flies free to resorts in the Bahamas. Limited time offer.

Florida — Bid on unsold Florida resort vacation sites and save 50% or more. I’m not a big fan of vacation auction sites, but the travel deals on Florida Vacation Auction in partnership with the state’s official visitor agency, Visit Florida, so this is a legitimate auction site. Just know what you are doing before you bid on something.