*Slams laptop shut until Monday.* We know the feeling. And we’ve got some tips for escape.

Next weekend is Presidents Day — which means, you may be looking for ways to spend your OOO. While it’s probably too late to organize a getaway, it isn’t too late to plan a staycation. Here are some tips on how to have a vacation-like experience, without venturing far from home.

• Pick a theme. A good staycation needs a plan. Otherwise, it can be easy to slip into your normal routine. If you want to be a tourist in your own city, visit local museums, attractions, and restaurants still on your bucket list. For something a bit more adventurous, take a day trip to a national park. Or, maximize your R&R with a self-care weekend: take a yoga class, download a guided meditation, even try a new spa treatment.

• Set yourself up for success. Sure, you could find a last-minute deal on a site like HotelTonight or Tripadvisor. But you could also make your home feel like a hotel. Give your bedroom a little boost with a new set of sheets and a vacation-inspired candle. Stock your bathroom with a fluffy robe and slippers. Put some fresh flowers in your kitchen. And fill a pitcher with water and cut fruit.

• Try something new. You don’t need to leave town (or even your couch) to experience new things. See your local area through a different lens with a historic walking tour. Sign up for a class that interests you, whether that’s baking buttery pastries, making a piece of pottery, or taking a trapeze class. Or check out upcoming shows at a nearby museum, gallery, or music venue.

• Disconnect from social media. To really get away from it all, put away your phone — or, at least log out of your social media. Because pings and dings can feel like a constant tap on your shoulder. Instead, spend some quality time with a friend, dig out an old board game, or immerse yourself in a fresh read.