PEOPLE are more likely to be divided into two camps: those who believe Christmas is over too soon, and those who enjoy seeing the past.
Xmas lovers will be thrilled to hear that there is a Tennessee hotel that celebrates Christmas throughout the year.
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The Inn at Christmas PlaceYou can find it next to Dollywood’s theme park. It celebrates Christmas in July, when temperatures can reach 31C.
It includes everything you need, including Santa meet-and greets and gingerbread making as well as free milk and cookies.
The lobby of the hotel’s 145 rooms is Bavarian-themed and can be accessed via a large hallway. It is fully decorated with lights, Christmas trees and garlands.
Santa can be reached by children writing letters. He will reply to them via email. A three-storey Glockenspiel plays carols every half hour.
Regular appearances by the main man include roasting marshmallows on the fire, helping at the check in desk, and singing in the lobby.
Mrs Claus makes an appearance as well, serving milk and cookies to the elves.
Many of the bedrooms are decorated with Christmas ornaments, red fluffy beds, and seven-foot trees.
Santa’s suite is the most beautiful room. Inside is a fireplace that has decorations throughout the room and a gift from Santa.
Christmas in July includes gingerbread making classes and story sessions from Father Christmas. There are also Santa serenading, a Christmas costume parade and Christmas music.
You can find lots of festive activities throughout the year. There is even a Christmas in July programme that includes activities such as gingerbread house decorating and storytelling with Santa.
You can find The Incredible Christmas Place, a shopping center that is open all year, where you can purchase Christmas ornaments, gifts and food.
Rooms start from $205 (£191).
It is located next to Dollywood, which is a family-owned theme park with over 40 rides and attractions. Lightning Rod was previously voted one of the most terrifying rollercoaster drops anywhere in the world.
Dollywood was established in 1986. It attracts more than three million people every year.
You can also visit a village in Indiana called Santa Claus, with Christmas every day and even a famous theme park called Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari.
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