Who doesn’t enjoy a nice relaxing hot soak? Kick back in the therapeutic water of a comfy hot spring and let your troubles melt away. If you’re traveling in the US, and you enjoy a wonderful hot springs experience, then we have just the thing for you. Here are the 33 best hot springs in the USA.

The 33 Best Hot Springs in the U.S.A.

1. The Valley View Hot Springs, Colorado

Less than an hour out of the well-known Great Sand Dunes National Park, you will find the clothing-optional retreat known as Valley View Hot Springs. Here you can enjoy a number of body temperature, all-natural soaking ponds located along different wilderness trails. Day passes start at $13.00.

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Glenwood Hot Springs Pool, Colorado

Check in at the Glenwood Hot Springs luxury resort. It’s here you’ll find the largest mineral hot springs pool in the world. The water here is not only relaxing, but it also contains more than 15 minerals that provide you with various wellness benefits such as boosting blood circulation, promoting skin health, and more.

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 Dunton Hot Springs, Colorado

Venture deep into the striking San Juan Mountains of the Rockies, to the small, exclusive resort known as Dunton Hot Springs. The highlight here is its hot springs which have a high concentration of dissolved manganese and iron, and a little lithium. The temperature ranges from 85°F (29°C) to 106°F (41°C).

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Strawberry Park Hot Springs, Colorado

Strawberry Park Hot Springs is situated beside Hot Springs Creek near Steamboat Springs. The temperature of the mineral water here is generally 104°F (40°C). Thus, it can be a great place to visit in the winter, when you can take a hot soak amidst the surrounding snow.

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Mount Princeton Hot Springs, Colorado

The Mount Princeton Hot Springs resort is situated just south of Buena Vista in Chalk Creek Canyon. While they have a trio of exceptional year-round pools, the real highlight here is Chalk Creek, which is lined with a total of 30 small, cozy hot springs pools.

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Conundrum Hot Springs, Colorado

Travel to the majestic Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness where you’ll find Conundrum Hot Springs. It features a pair of main pools and four smaller springs. Take the 8+mile hike to the most popular pool here. The best time to visit is between late May through August.

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South Canyon Hot Springs, Colorado

Discover this undeveloped, secluded hot springs pool off of I-70 outside of Glenwood Springs. Here you can soak in both the mountain views and the mineral-rich waters. The temperature ranges from 100 to 112°F (38 to 44°C). Five miles away, you can visit Glenwood Springs Resort, and relax in the largest hot springs pool in the world.

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Rainbow Hot Springs, Colorado

Rainbow Hot Springs has two primitive pools and is located in the San Juan National Forest. The upper pool has a temperature of almost 105°F (41°C). The larger, lower pool is roughly 95°F (43°C). Here you can breathe fresh air while you kick back in the warm water.

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Travertine Hot Springs, California

Nestled in California State Park, south of Bridgeport, Travertine Hot Springs is easily accessible and very popular. Go early to avoid the crowds. The mineral deposits color the rocks orange, green, and red. Admission is free and clothing is optional so prepare to see naked people.  

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Steep Ravine Hot Springs, California

The Steep Ravine Hot Springs is hidden behind a huge boulder in Stinson Beach. They can only be accessed during low tide. Mind you, it’s well-known so it can get crowded. Still, it’s a beautiful spot, whether others are there or not.  

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Calistoga Hot Springs, California

People from all over the world travel to the Upper Napa Valley to experience the Calistoga Spa Hot Springs’ four alluring geothermal mineral pools. The water temperature can get as high as 104°F/40°C. Book a room for as low as $197.00 and stay overnight.

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Deep Creek Hot Springs, California

Ensconced on the mighty Mojave River in the San Bernardino Mountains, Deep Creek Hot Springs includes a trio of big pools. The temperatures of the pools can vary anywhere from 96 to 102°F (35 to 39°C). There are two ways to reach the springs and both require a day pass for each person.  

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Sykes Hot Springs, California

Sykes Hot Springs is nestled deep within Big Sur’s verdant Ventana wilderness. It is one of the most popular and well-known backcountry hot springs in the state. You’ll have to complete a challenging hike to reach this natural retreat. This is also a “clothing optional” hot spot.

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Olympic Hot Springs, Washington

Unsurprisingly, you’ll find Olympic Hot Springs in attractive Olympic National Park. This popular hot springs complex includes twenty-two natural pools amidst the remnants of a former resort. It is somewhat remote and not generally crowded. A two-plus-mile hike through the woods is required to reach the springs.    

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Goldmyer Hot Springs, Washington

Gorgeous Goldmyer Hot Springs is nestled in a cozy corner of the Cascade Mountains. Here you can enjoy mountainside pools of water with a temperature of 104°F (40°C). This place also includes a pool of cold water next to the springs in case you’d enjoy a cool dip too.

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Carson Hot Springs Golf & Spa Resort, Washington

This Victorian-styled hot springs resort has a golf course, fifteen different types of rooms, and a genuine bathhouse. Here you can luxuriate in a healing bath of all-natural, mineral water. Want more? Hike to Columbia Gorge and then head back for a masterful massage.

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Granite Falls Hot Springs, Wyoming

Deep within the great Gros Ventre Mountains, almost 7,000 feet above sea level, is popular Granite Hot Springs. There’s no better place in the state for ultimate comfort and relaxation. Forget your troubles, come here and get happy as you rejuvenate in these warm-water springs.  

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Hot Springs State Park, Wyoming

There’s more to this state park than bison sightings. The true highlight here though is the therapeutic water of the mineral springs. The hot springs here have attracted visitors from around the globe. The best place to soak is the bathhouse where the water’s always 104°F (40°C).

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Bagby Hot Springs, Oregon

You have to hike three miles through the verdant Mount Hood National Forest to reach these springs. You even have choices. Choose a private room on the popular Private Deck. Soak in a whiskey barrel tub on the Public Deck, or enjoy yourself on the Upper Deck.

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Umpqua Hot Springs, Oregon

Umpqua Hot Springs is nestled within the central Oregon Cascades less than an hour from the I-5 corridor. Here, atop a mineral deposit located above the North Umpqua River. This is yet another “clothing optional” hot spring, so be ready to press the flesh (possibly in more ways than one.)

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McCredie Hot Springs, Oregon

McCredie Hot Springs is just a short stroll from the city of Eugene. Relax in one of a group of thermal pools on the banks of Salt Creek. The water gets cooler the further down you go, so you can find one that’s just right for you. 

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Fifth Water Hot Springs, Utah

See three wonderful waterfalls as you hike less than three miles to Diamond Fork’s natural hot springs. In fact, the lower fall actually rushes down right next to the biggest soaking pool here. This picturesque place features crystal-clear water with a dash of sulfur.

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Mystic Hot Springs, Utah

The water here at Mystic Hot Springs flows out of a beautiful rock formation created by numerous mineral deposits. Here the water can be as hot as 168°F (75°C) and runs through a necessary cooling process before people can actually slip into one of the two big pools.

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Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas

Some call Hot Springs National Park “The American Spa.” Here you can hike over 30 miles of trails through the majestic Ouachita Mountains before rewarding yourself with a soothing soak in the legendary medicinal waters of any one of the 47 thermal springs found here.    

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Quapaw Baths & Spa, Arkansas

Enjoy a broad spectrum of private bath opportunities, and even spa treatments at the popular Quapaw bathhouse on Bathhouse Row. Relax in a thermal mineral pool beneath a stunning stained-glass skylight. Experience luxury in the natural Steam Cave and enjoy the steam from 143°F (61°C) spring water.

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Kirkham Hot Springs, Idaho

Kirkham Hot Springs is ensconced on the South Fork of the mighty Payette River below a small, local campground. Take the staircase down to the numerous pools and little steaming waterfalls, and sit beneath a nice, warm shower too. There’s a $5.00 charge for parking.

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Weir Creek Hot Springs, Idaho

Nestled deep within Clearwater National Forest, the well-known Weir Creek Hot Springs pools are surrounded by rugged rock and gravel amidst rock cliffs and cedar trees. The views here are spectacular. (Perhaps even more stunning than you may expect since this hot spring is “clothing optional.”

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Diamond Fork Hot Springs, Utah

Less than an hour’s drive out of Salt Lake City is Diamond Fork Hot Springs. It’s only accessible via a two-and-a-half-mile hiking trail. Once you cross the bridge and continue up Fifth Water Creek, you’ll spot the spring’s lovely light blue water in the distance. You’ll be soaking before you know it.

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Boquillas Hot Springs, Texas

You will find Boquillas Hot Springs in Big Bend National Park. Nicknamed simply “Hot Springs,” it is located on the Rio Grande River. The water is generally 105°F (41°C), so it’s a great place to have a soothing soak after you’ve spent most of the day hiking through the park.

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Goldstrike Canyon Hot Springs, Nevada

After you’ve been soaked by the casinos, head less than an hour out of Las Vegas to the warm, welcoming oasis known as Goldstrike Canyon Hot Springs. You’ll have to in around giant boulders but it’s worth the trip. The water here is between 70°F (21°C) to 144°F (62°C.)

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Chena Hot Springs, Alaska

This resort in Fairbanks is well-known for the northern lights, the Après Ski scene, and its nigh-legendary healing mineral waters. The water here is 45°F (7°C). As a rule, the temperature is lower in the center and a bit higher close to the rocks. Visit in the winter and ice flakes form in your hair while you’re soaking.

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Verde Hot Spring, Arizona

86 miles from Flagstaff, you’ll discover Verde Hot Spring amidst the remnants of an old resort. Here you have your choice of a pair of hot springs. One, “the art gallery”, contains water that’s 102°F (39°C). The second pool is outside with water that’s roughly 99°F (37°C). It’s close to a cliff and provides memorable views. 

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San Antonio Hot Springs, New Mexico

Enjoy the five-mile hike through the Santa Fe National Forest to the San Antonio Hot Springs. Soak in the clear waters of three different pools. The water temperature is approximately 105°F (41°C). Road conditions may impact your accessibility.

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Are you tired of the hustle and bustle of everyday life? Does the idea of getting back to nature without roughing it somehow appeal to you? Are you traveling in the US? If so, read on, fellow traveler. Here to help you with creating your travel itinerary are the 13 best US resorts for reconnecting with nature.

The 13 Best U.S. Resorts for Reconnecting With Nature

1. The Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa, New Mexico

Get back to nature in style in northern New Mexico. For it is there you will find the Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa. Nestled in the unique cliffs by the Ojo Caliente River, this resort offers guests “an immersive back-to-nature experience” that comes complete with a hot spring soak said by some to be one of the most peaceful and scenic thermal experiences in the US. Here in an adobe home, you can fall asleep and wake up to distinctive desert views. You can go biking or hiking in the secluded desert, practice vinyasas in the yoga yurt, and dine at the popular farm-fresh Artesian Restaurant.

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The Green O, Montana

Located on the 37,000-acre Paws Up resort, The Green O offers guests a “luxury-meets-adventure getaway” in the woodlands. Enjoy some nature-focused TLC at the verdant forest-flanked Green Haus, Light Haus, Round Haus, and Tree Haus accommodations. Amenities include exciting ATV tours, scenic paddle excursions, and on-site hiking trails. After an adventurous day, you can soak in your own private hot tub beneath the stars following a memorable meal at the Social Haus.

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The Sheldon Chalet, Alaska

You will find the Sheldon Chalet atop Ruth Glacier in stunning Denali National Park. 50 miles from modern civilization, it’s just 10 miles from the rugged Denali summit and surrounded by the distinguished Don Sheldon Amphitheater. Unsurprisingly, this resort focuses on outdoor adventures such as crevasse exploration, snow-cavern spelunking, and ice climbing. After your exceptionally adventurous outing, you can recharge and unwind with a five-star meal and, if you’re lucky, the best northern lights show in the nation.

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Amangiri, Utah

Veteran visitors say that you will see some of the Colorado Plateau’s most incredible desert views here at Amangiri. Whether you stay in one of the canyon-viewing stone suites or the tented pavilion named Camp Sarika, this earth-inspired resort is sleek and actually blends in with the stunning, cacti-covered surroundings. The staff and management have worked hard to uphold the expectations associated with the high-end Aman brand.

Mind you, here your luxurious stay comes complete with a bit of dirt beneath your fingernails. Here guests are offered assorted outings to the most popular national parks in the area including Zion, the Grand Canyon, and Bryce Canyon. Adventurous options offered here also include guided, via ferrata Colorado Plateau hikes. After sunset, get ready to be impressed by the sight of constellations so clear you will almost think you can reach out and touch them.

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The Wild Rice Retreat, Wisconsin

This retreat on the rugged shore of Lake Superior is part wellness resort and part artist’s escape. Here you can reconnect with nature in northern Wisconsin’s verdant forests. The lovely lake’s waves serve as a subtle soundtrack to such offered activities as meditating or practicing yoga in the popular Peace Pod or even detoxifying in the sultry sauna. If you favor a more active adventure, you can go hiking on the different trails here and work up an appetite for a nourishing night of farm-to-table dining outdoors.

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Twin Farms, Vermont

Spanning an area of 300 acres, Twin Farms is said by some travel experts to be one of the very best nature immersions in all of New England. Nestled within bucolic meadows and backdropped by the great Green Mountains, this resort is about 90 minutes out of Burlington. You have your choice of 10 attractive tree-canopied cottages.

The resort also includes a nine-acre, private pond, and a number of different biking, hiking, and even cross-country skiing areas to help visitors work up a real appetite for noteworthy locally-sourced meals. You can even enjoy a picnic by the pond if the weather’s nice. Would you rather eat lunch on the go? Get a boxed lunch and enjoy it during your hike or bike ride. Be sure to head to the rather rustic-chic Main House in the evening though for a surprisingly elegant fireside dinner.

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The Post Ranch Inn, California

High atop the striking coastal cliffs, the Post Ranch Inn is much more than your typical “Big Sur base camp.” Indeed, some call it a magnificent “mountain-meets-ocean immersion.” You have your choice of 40 opulent rooms that come complete with awesome sea-view windows. The resort offers a number of different activities including falconry, forest meditation, guided nature walks, and morning yoga to integrate guests into the immediate environment. This natural retreat even offers scenic dinners that include natural ingredients from the chef’s own garden.

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Baker’s Cay Resort, Florida

Nature is reported to be the raison d’être of this teal ocean-flanked escape in Key Largo. The rooms’ panoramic balconies provide a peaceful, easy feeling. For more green-minded guests, the resort offers guests an opportunity to “give back” to nature, too.

It hosts monthly underwater and beach cleanups. Along with Ocean Rescue Alliance and 1000 Mermaids, they also support coral-restoration initiatives. The resort’s nature walks are led by eco-educators who educate others on the Florida Keys’ fragile ecosystems as well. The retreat was the first American resort to join the Dock to Dish initiative which helps dining guests support sustainable and small-scale fishing.  

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Amara Resort And Spa, Arizona

Enjoy waking up to super sun-splashed mornings at this modern, gorgeous getaway situated on awesome Oak Creek Canyon only two blocks from uptown Sedona. Amara’s more interesting amenities include an infinity pool, on-site mountain bike rentals, and even hot-air balloon outings. Don’t forget your after-dinner drink at the famous SaltRock Kitchen. Here you can enjoy an agave-based beverage such as a craft margarita that even matches the crimson rock backdrop.

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The Terramor Outdoor Resort, Maine

If your idea of getting back to nature is a glamping getaway, then the 64-canvas-tent Terramor Outdoor Resort is for you! It’s only 20 minutes away from the famed Acadia National Park and offers a wonderful wilderness experience with a little bit of luxury to its guests. Enjoy birding, kayaking, morning yoga, and even an open-walled massage in the retreat’s wellness tent. Special nighttime activities include beer tastings, live music concerts, campfires, and craft s’mores complete with peanut butter and Nutella.  

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Lake Placid Lodge, New York

This posh mountain retreat in the Adirondacks will not only feed your fix for nature but will also treat you like royalty. You will admire both the scenery and the accommodations. No matter where you lay your head, you’ll see stone fireplaces handcrafted by a local mason and hand-hewn wood beams as well.

Set on the waterfront, this getaway is a great jumping-off point for an assortment of outdoor activities. You can go boating, kayaking, and fishing too. In fact, if you catch something big enough to eat, the chef will clean and prepare your catch for you.

Don’t like the water? No problem! You can go hiking or biking in the surrounding Adirondacks. Then experience a fire-lit meal in the lodge’s Artisans restaurant.

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Camp V, Colorado

Head for western Colorado to Camp V and enjoy the resort’s popular “choose-your-own-adventure” experience. The camp’s hip cabins allow guests to live in and learn about the desert with quite a few cozy creature comforts. If you don’t like cabins, you can go camping, glamping, or experience an Airstream stay.

Need more choices to make the desert fun? Ask about their newer canyon-view Jupe. Imagine staying in a pod-like place created by designers from such companies as Airbnb, SpaceX, and Tesla.

Visit the on-site pond for some super sunrise standup paddleboarding. Go for a little hike. You can even go to Naturita and take an exciting UTV tour.

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Keweenaw Mountain Lodge, Michigan

Veteran visitors say you will feel much more at ease the moment you cross the little bridge into the Upper Peninsula. They say you’ll feel even better once you reach the lodge itself. The Keweenaw Peninsula is flanked by Lake Superior and the Keweenaw Mountain Lodge, one of the northernmost lodges in the state, will immerse you in the unspoiled, surrounding area.   

This getaway spot has its own hiking and mountain-biking trails. It’s actually a part of the official National Register of Historic Places. The lodge is also part of an initiative to establish Keweenaw’s first International Dark Sky Park. It’s a great idea since this region is one of the best places in the continental US to see auroras.

There you have it, nature seekers! These are the 13 best US resorts for reconnecting with nature. Did we hit upon your favorite spot to get back to nature without actually roughing it? Is there someplace you think we missed that belongs on this list? If so, let us know below in the comment section! 

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Veteran visitors praise the Caribbean for its towering palm trees, white-sand beaches, and turquoise water. It’s a great place for families and honeymooners alike. Still, there are almost too many beautiful resorts to count. Thus, to help you narrow down your choices, here are 20 of the Caribbean’s most awesome hotel suites.

Most Awesome Caribbean Hotel Suites

1.  The Breathless Punta Cana Resort & Spa, Dominican Republic

The Breathless Punta Cana Resort & Spa in the Dominican Republic is highlighted by a noteworthy oceanfront Presidential Suite. It includes a dining area, a roomy living area, and an extra bathroom for any guests. There is also butler service, an in-room Jacuzzi, a rain shower, and even an outdoor area complete with an intimate, private whirlpool that makes this suite perfect for honeymoons and anniversaries. 

2.  Grand Hyatt Baha Mar, Bahamas

The Grand Hyatt Baha Mar in Nassau contains a reportedly exclusive “hotel within a hotel” called The Reserve. Here you’ll find one-bedroom villas with fine linens, large bathrooms with a separate shower and tub, a dining area, a kitchen area, and outdoor space. You’re also very close to the beautiful beaches, and the Bahamas’ largest casino too. 

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3.  Sandals Royal Barbados, Barbados 

Sandals Royal Barbados is situated in the distinctive St. Lawrence Gap area. Book a beachfront Skypool Butler Suite. Your bedroom will include access to a private pool complete with an infinity edge. The hotel suites at this all-inclusive resort also have indoor dining areas, individual living areas, large terraces, or terrific “Tranquility Tubs for two.” Guest amenities also include personalized butler service.

4.  Zoëtry Paraiso de la Bonita Riviera Maya, Mexico

Mexico’s Zoëtry Paraiso de la Bonita Riviera Maya is known as a wellness resort. It includes a special “resort within a resort” named the Impression Club. Here you will find a total of nine different villa-style suites that come complete with a private chef, dedicated butler service, and a few upgraded amenities such as Bvlgari bath essentials and lovely Frette linens. The hotel suites also feature private, personal saltwater infinity pools and access to a secluded, private beach.

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5.  Four Seasons Resort Nevis, West Indies

The famous Four Seasons Resort Nevis in the West Indies. Here guests can stay in the exclusive Alexander Hamilton suite. (He was the isle’s most well-known former resident, after all.) In this superb suite, you will find a separate living area, dining area, and, of course, bedroom. There is also a luxurious, lovely marble bathroom and a big terrace that offers exceptional ocean views.

6.  Grand Palladium Lady Hamilton Resort & Spa, Jamaica

The gorgeous Grand Palladium Lady Hamilton Resort & Spa is another excellent all-inclusive resort. It is highlighted by a noteworthy three-bedroom Signature Residence that comes with a large outdoor terrace and even a personal infinity pool. It is a family-friendly suite that also includes a kitchenette, dining area, and living space.  

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7.  Le Toiny, St. Barths

The renowned Le Toiny located in St. Barts boasts one of the Caribbean’s most luxurious suites. It’s known as La Villa. This super suite features a pair of pavilions situated around a private pool. Here you will discover two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a dining room, a living room, and lots of additional living space. You can even park two cars right by the suite.  

8.  Secrets Playa Mujeres Golf & Spa Resort, Mexico

Secrets Playa Mujeres Golf & Spa Resort has garnered a reputation among travel critics as a “romantic couples resort.” Its prestigious Presidential Suite comes complete with its own extra-large private pool and personal whirlpool. The all-inclusive amenities also include fine linens, the highest quality spirits, international-praised gourmet meals, and a private butler to boot.

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9.  Condado Vanderbilt Hotel, USA

The Condado Vanderbilt Hotel in the US territory of Puerto Rico offers visitors an exceptional oceanfront Presidential Suite found atop the hotel’s towers. This super suite provides guests with memorable views of the stunning San Juan coastline. Other highlights here include a trio of bedrooms, a huge living room, and personal butler service. The impressive master bedroom features a comfy king-sized bed, a cozy, private balcony, and even a separate dressing area. 

10.  Azul Beach Resort Negril, Jamaica

Jamaica makes the list again with its attractive Azul Beach Resort Negril ensconced along striking Seven Mile Beach in naturally beautiful Negril. The top-of-the-line accommodations at this all-inclusive resort are the popular Royal Swim Up Suite. It includes an in-room mini-bar, private access to a calming river, and distinctive views of the ocean. Additionally, as part of the well-known Karisma resort brand, you will also be able to dine on some quality gourmet cuisine.

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11.  Moon Palace Jamaica, Jamaica

You could also stay at Jamaica’s all-inclusive resort named Moon Palace. The two-bedroom Presidential Suite is said to be “perfect” for groups and families. The suite includes an attractive private terrace with ample seating and outstanding views of the ocean as well.  

It also features a dining area, a bar with a mini-bar, and an Xbox 360 for the kids or group gamers. Veteran visitors say once you’re there, you just “won’t want to leave.” But that’s okay because the nightly rate even includes 24-hour room service.

12.  Le Blanc Spa Resort Cancun, Mexico

Mexico makes the list yet again for its popular “adults-only romance resort named Le Blanc Spa Resort Cancun. The famous oceanfront Presidential Suite here is reportedly “ideal” for any celebratory trip. It includes an individual bedroom, a private bathroom, a rainfall shower complete with massage body jets. There’s also a double Jacuzzi and a large deck offering guests incredible views of the sea.

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13.  Frangipani Beach Resort, Anguilla

Nestled on Mead’s Bay, the famous Frangipani Beach Resort has a new penthouse suite that you simply can’t miss. It spans an area of more than 3,000 square feet and is quite lavish. The exceptional accommodations include floor-to-ceiling windows, a memorable master bedroom, a cozy guest room with its own bathroom, both indoor and outdoor showers, and even a chef’s kitchen. 

14.  Jade Mountain, St. Lucia

Nigh majestic Jade Mountain is often included on many “world’s most luxurious resorts” lists. It is frequently praised for its stunning open-air, cliffside sanctuary rooms. The accommodations include striking views of the twin Piton Mountains and private infinity pools too. Of course, the very best of their hotel suites is the great Galaxy Infinity Pool Sanctuary. It features wonderful panoramic views of the star-filled night sky, a sizable outdoor living area, and an outstanding outdoor deck.

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15.  TRS Yucatan Hotel, Mexico

It’s back to Mexico for a relaxing stay at the TRS Yucatan Hotel. You will find this adults-only resort in Riviera Maya in the well-known Grand Palladium compound. This is quite a cozy place for couples looking for both privacy and luxury. Here your suite comes with an assortment of exceptional amenities such as the finest bedding, private butler service, a separate living area, a private pool, and even 24-hour room service.

16.  The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

The happenin’ Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Punta Cana offers a terrific two-bedroom “Rock Suite” that is just perfect for couples or families. This is an enormous suite that spans an area of 2,496 soiree feet, including the terrace. There are two bedrooms complete with their own bathrooms, a special selection of guitars for guests to play, personal assistant services, and the large terrace even includes a hot tub.

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17.  Iberostar Selection Cancun, Mexico

You will find the Iberostar Selection Cancun situated on one of Cancun’s prettiest beach fronts. This all-inclusive resort is a great place for couples, groups, and families too. Every oceanfront villa here comes complete with a large terrace with seating, and a number of them also include private “swim-out” pools. The luxurious Presidential Suite covers more than 3,700 square feet and includes two bedrooms. You can also stay on the popular adults-only Coral Level in a Junior Suite that has its own rooftop plunge pool.

18.  Quintessence, Anguilla

The Relais & Chateaux hotel known simply as Quintessence offers travelers a number of different great choices when it comes to hotel suites. There’s the Joseph Penthouse, which includes two king-size bedrooms with four-poster beds, 24/7 butler service, and a cozy private terrace with great views of the beaches. Book your stay this November and the hotel will donate part of the proceeds to a charity event.

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19.  Sandals South Coast, Jamaica

Ensconced in Whitehouse, the famous adults-only Sandals South Coast includes overwater bungalows that are both peaceful and private. The bungalows include custom-made king-size beds, see-through glass floors, personal sun decks, sun loungers, outdoor showers, and over-water hammocks. Guests also get butler service and airport transfers to and from this popular resort.

20.  The Hyatt Regency Aruba, Aruba

The Hyatt Regency Aruba is nestled along the shore of Palm Beach. If you want to enjoy the best views here, book your stay in the inspiring oceanfront Governor’s Suite. Compared to some hotel suites, this is huge. 

It stretches across 2,745 square feet. Here you will find a large master bedroom and bathroom, a kitchenette, a living space, and an additional half-bathroom. As a guest of the Hyatt, you will also have special Regency Club access and free run of the entire property.  

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Has it been so long since you traveled you’re looking for not only a special trip but special accommodations?  By all means then read on, tasteful traveler.  Here are 20 of the most spectacular hotels in the world.

The Most Spectacular Hotels

1.  Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort, Finland

This is a four-star resort situated in the region of Saariselkä of Finnish Lapland.  Stay in a glass igloo or even a wooden chalet.  Thanks to the glass ceilings you might even see aurora borealis from your bed.  The rooms are $275.00 per night.

2.  Treehotel, Sweden

These five-star accommodations can be found 60 kilometers south of the famous Arctic Circle in the quaint village of Harads.  Unlike a stay at other hotels, here you can actually spend the night in the trees.  All rooms face the river Lule.  The rooms are $605.00 per night.

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3.  Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort, United Arab Emirates

This five-star resort is located outside Abu Dhabi near Anantara.  Here in the largest desert in the world, you can enjoy a reportedly unique experience with only the stars and sand as your witnesses.  Rates start at $570.00 per night.

4.  Ecclat Hotel, China

You’ll find this exclusive five-star hotel in Beijing.  Specifically, it is in the popular Parkview Green FangCaoDi enclave.   Its distinctive pyramid-shaped glass design stand out from other hotels.  Rooms come complete with art by the likes of Zeng Fangzhi, Warhol, and Dali.  Rooms start at $250.00 per night.

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5.  Giraffe Manor, Kenya

Care to have a meal with a giraffe?  Giraffe Manor is a five-star boutique hotel where you can get up close and friendly with a giraffe.  Found in Nairobi’s Langata Indian Forest, here the giraffes live alongside the guests.  Rooms cost $706.00 per night.

6.  Gamirasu Cave Hotel, Turkey

Open since 1999, the luxurious four-star Gamirasu Cave Hotel was built in a volcanic stone cave in Ayvali.  The hotel’s interior features rich detailed, vaulted ceilings, and traditional Turkish decor.  There are 35 rooms available.  Rates start at $125.00 per night. 

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7.  La Fortuna at Atitlan, Guatemala

This five-star hotel is situated on the shore of lovely Lake Atitlán, under the volcanoes Atitlán, Pedro, and Tolimán.  Found in the Bay of Patzisotz, it’s roughly a five-minute boat trip from popular Panajachel.  Rooms here start at $120.00 per night. 

8.  Napo Wildlife Center Ecolodge, Ecuador

The five-star Napo Wildlife Center Ecolodge in the Ecuadorian Amazon is part of a special community-run project.  This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve preserves about 82 square miles of rainforest within the popular Yasuní National Park.  Rates start at $285.00 per night.

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9.  Riad Fes Maya Suite & Spa, Morocco

Erected in Fez, this five-star spot is perfect for shopaholics.  Veteran visitors say that Fez is one of Morocco’s hypnotic cities.   This hotel is said to be an accurate symbol of Moroccan culture.  Rooms here run $195.00 per night.  

10.  The Verb, USA

You’ll find this five-star hotel on Boylston Street, in Boston, Massachusetts. This icon has an elegant yet vintage decor and retro atmosphere and has been in business for 61 years.  It is truly one of Boston’s iconic landmarks.  125.00 per night.

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11.  Hotel Unique, Brazil

Stay at this five-star hotel in the avant-garde-impacted upper-class Jardins district of stunning Sao Paulo, Brazil.  This visually-striking hotel blends art, architecture, design, fashion, fine dining, and music to guarantee each guest a unique and personal experience.  Rooms start at $400.00 per night. 

12.  Dash Hotel Seminyak, Indonesia

Located in Bali, only five minutes away from Seminyak Beach and the popular Potato Beach Club is the four-star Dash Hotel.  This place has a groundbreaking image.  The building features colorful, futuristic, markings that make it easy to spot.  Rooms are $57.00 per night.

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13.  Pumphouse Point, Australia

These five-star accommodations are found in Tasmania.  Situated on lovely  Lake St Clair, Australia’s deepest lake, the striking Walls of Jerusalem National Park serves as the setting for this luxurious location.  The hotel itself is in Lake Pumphouse.  Rooms start at $205.00 per night.

14.  The Queen Mary, USA

If you visit Long Beach, California, you should check in to the 3-star Queen Mary.  Anchored for years, this historic ocean liner is not only a hotel but also one of the city’s main attractions due to its history of paranormal activity.  Rooms are $130.00 nightly. 

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15.  Le Negresco, France

Constructed in the early 1900s, this five-star hotel is right by the Promenade des Anglais and Nice’s beautiful beach.  This hotel contains 500 years of history and features both Louis XIII and contemporary art.$240.00 nightly, are all individually decorated in their own instinctive style.

16.  Hotel H2O, Philippines

The four-star Hotel H2O is just like sleeping in a great big aquarium.  It also offers guests noteworthy views of the surrounding Manilla Bay.  The rooms also come complete with all the expected hi-tech amenities.  Rooms start at $123.00 per night.

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17.  The Dog Bark Park Inn, USA

Sleep inside a big, 12-foot tall beagle at the three-star Dog Bark Park Inn in Cottonwood, Idaho.  Each room in this popular, canine-themed hotel is decorated in dog-style.  Dennis and Frances, the owners, are big on dogs.  Rooms start at $132.00 per night  

18.  Abali Gran Sultanato, Italy

Frequent fliers might not expect a four-star hotel like this in Palermo.  After all, the Abali Gran Sultanato is dedicated to the Arab world.  All the rooms are individually decorated.    They also come with clothing that suits the specific decor.  Rooms start at $85.00 nightly.

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19.  The Dark Park Hotel, Germany

The Dark Park Hotel in Osterreich has proven to the entire world that people can actually comfortably sleep in real sewage pipes.  Founded in 2004, this particular complex has individual accommodations complete with custom murals.  They are not overly spacey but unlike other hotels, here you pay what you want.  

20.  Salt Palace, Bolivia

Last but not least in our list of spectacular hotels, we have the five-star Salt Palace.  Ensconced in Uyuni, this surprisingly majestic place was constructed with salt bricks.  It also includes salt furniture.  Room rates start at $162.00 nightly.  

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Are you traveling on a set budget?  Are you looking for a vacation spot that offers package deals free of last-minute extra expenses?  There are a number of places to enjoy a hassle-free, all-inclusive getaway.  Here are the very best of them.

10. Canyon Ranch Lenox, Massachusetts

The Canyon Ranch Lenox is ensconced in the foothills of Lenox, Massachusetts.  This Berkshires resort in a former 19th-century mansion is a great choice for those focused on wellness.  The rates here include meals, snacks, and over 35 daily activities such as art and yoga classes.

Veteran visitors praise the customizable healthy meals (with a menu that includes tiramisu and lobster) and the free transfers both to and from the local airports.  Visitors may also use up to $160.00 of credit daily toward such services as facials, massages, and more.

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Club Med Sandpiper Bay, Port St. Lucie, Florida

You’ll discover many opportunities for fun at Club Med Sandpiper Bay.  Found in the very heart of South Florida on the ocean almost 47 miles north of the city of West Palm Beach, this resort offers its guests many amenities and activities free with your room charge.  Enjoy the kayaking, sailing lessons, and the flying trapeze school.

There’s also an 18-hole golf course, two bars, the popular L’Occitane Spa, the oceanfront pool, the beach, nightly entertainment, a kids club and last but not least, there’s the on-site eatery, Marketplace.

Lake Austin Spa Resort, Austin, Texas

This lakefront resort will provide you with a peaceful, secluded getaway from the real world.  Located over 20 miles northwest of Austin, this place spans 19 acres.  The Lake Austin Spa Resort offers four different all-inclusive package deals.

Each includes access to various fitness activities as well as the lake, three daily meals, free parking, free Wi-Fi,  and full access to all special events held there.  Special events include art presentations, culinary experiences and much more.

Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa, Tucson, Arizona

This spa caters to health-conscious adult vacationers.  This resort has more than an award-winning spa.  It also has a staff that includes experts in fitness, food preparation, sustainability, and the outdoors.  This team conduct over 120 different events focused on high adventure, health, and wellness.

Participate in beekeeping classes, nutrition counseling, or Pilates classes.  The overall atmosphere of mindfulness and relaxation are even enhanced by the memorable desert vistas there.  Several different, catered packages are available.  Each one features access to activities, airport transfers, three daily meals, and unlimited snacks and smoothies.

The Lodge at Woodloch, Hawley, Pennsylvania

This is an adults-only resort ensconced in the Poconos.  It has a large spa that includes a beauty salon, fireplace lounges, saunas, separate locker rooms, treatment rooms, and whirlpools.  You can also enjoy three meals a day at the on-site TREE Restaurant and Bar all with your room.  The Lodge also offers free classes in fitness, meditation, and yoga from certified instructors.

Upgrading will gain you daily spa credits.  Seasonal activities are also free.  Visit in winter and enjoy snowshoeing and eagle watching.  Visit in summer if you like tennis and hiking.

The Ranch at Rock Creek, Philipsburg, Montana

As this goes to press, this is the planet’s only official Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star ranch.  This rough and rugged luxury resort spans 6,600 acres.  Your room comes complete with airport transportation, all beverages (alcoholic or otherwise), three daily meals, laundry, snacks, and transportation around the extensive property.

If you’re traveling as a family, fret not!  Your children can enjoy an educational and entertaining experience courtesy of the Little Grizzlies Kids Club.  They’ll learn about the state’s many fish, forests, ranches, and wildlife.

Travaasa Hana, Maui, Hana, Hawaii

Located on the eastern tip of Maui, this resort not only offers guests numerous facilities and activities but it also provides them with a chance to get away from technology.  Most of the rooms here have no clocks, radios or televisions.  You can book at the all-inclusive rate here for a hassle-free visit.

One price will get you your room, three meals each day at the on-site, open-air eatery, and daily credits towards cultural experiences, fitness classes, or spa treatments.  You can also enjoy such activities as canoeing, horseback riding, lei-making, stand-up paddleboarding, and more.

Twin Farms, Barnard, Vermont

Twin Farms spans over 300 acres and is open all year.  During the winter, you can go downhill and cross-country skiing or kick it by your room’s fireplace.  Enjoy a special spa service in the spring but remember that it’s the one service not included in the all-inclusive specials.

Fall is for foliage fans, bicycling and canoeing on the TF pond.  If you enjoy hiking, power-walking, jogging, tennis and other warm-weather activities, visit in the summer.  All these activities (and more), as well as three daily farm-to-table meals, come with your all-inclusive room charge.

Grand Hotel, Mackinac Island, Michigan

Since 1887, this Grand Hotel is known for keeping guests happy.  It also often makes the list for best Midwest resorts.  The resort is only open during the spring and the fall.

Here you can enjoy such activities as afternoon teas, golfing, horse and carriage tours, lawn games, live music, and spa treatments.  The Grand Hotel doesn’t classify itself as an all-inclusive place.  Nevertheless, it does offer visitors package deals such as The Full American Plan, which includes three meals daily and plans that cover local special events like the Summer Wine Appreciation Weekend or the annual Lilac Festival.

Red Mountain Resort, St. George, Utah

The Red Mountain Resort is another great spot for people into health and physical fitness.  Ensconced amidst the canyons and red rock cliffs of southern Utah, this resort offers various deals that all include free Wi-Fi, flat-screen televisions, three health-conscious meals per day, and access to such extras as guided hikes, cooking demos, and fitness classes.

Other package options feature backpacks, water bottles, and welcome gifts.  Travelers can also upgrade to packages that include full medical exams, massages, relaxation therapies, and even day trips to popular Zion National Park.

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