5218 Best Hotels in USA

The modern hotel is next to the Erie Canal, 6 mi southeast of downtown Rochester. Rooms have doorbells and traditional furnishings, while beds have luxurious sheets, specially washed to preserve softness, and down pillows and comforters. The spa offers massages, facials, body wraps, manicures, and pedicures. The Erie Grill, an intimate candelit restaurant, overlooks the canal, serves a seasonal American menu that emphasizes game meats in cooler weather.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and snug in downtown, this hotel offers rooms that feature a television, down comforters (duvets) and down pillows, a microwave, and a refrigerator. Both continental and buffet breakfast are available for an additional cost at BOS, which serves up comfort foods with a Midwestern twist, and throughout the day you can get espresso drinks and snacks at Coda Coffee. Coda Lounge is the hotel's nightspot, pairing cocktails with light bites.

Adjacent to the Indian Wells Golf Resort and with soothing water—pools, ponds, lakes, fountains, streams—everywhere, this luxurious resort is popular with business travelers as well as families, who appreciate amenities like an arcade with virtual-reality experiences, a pool that also has a sandy beach, and the Desert Glow zone, which features duckpin bowling. Rooms are bright and airy, a touch deco even, with ample balconies that afford pool or mountain views.

Everything is intimate at Marriott's nongaming hotel off the Strip on Paradise Road, a favorite of business travelers because of the location right next to the Las Vegas Convention Center. There are \"only\" 578 rooms and suites in this property, and most of them are smaller than the standard accommodations on the Strip. Bathrooms are diminutive, too, but do come with separate tubs and glass shower stalls. Even the pool is small. The property lacks a casino but has everything to suit a convention visitor's needs, including access to the monorail and some room packages offering breakfast at the on-site restaurant Grill 55.

Striking modern architecture, a rooftop pool, and 9,000 square feet of European-style spa space make for a luxury accommodation, combined with a convention center, downtown. A performing-arts center and three restaurants are on the premises, including a seafood spot and a pub with nightlife. Rooms feature luxurious bedding—nice to sink into after a massage or time in the sauna following a workout.

This Renaissance adds some chic urban style to a prime Times Square location: the lobby feels like it's been designed for urban court jesters, with oversize furniture; curved, abstract art; and dangling, filament-like sculpture. Rooms are comfortable, and decorated in soothing earth tones; bathrooms have mosaic tile showers. Though the hotel's R Lounge space is more about the view than the cuisine, it's a great place for breakfast overlooking the crossroads of the world.

With a 10-story atrium full of ponds and palm trees, this SeaWorld neighbor features a wine bar in the lobby, as well as rooms that feature a king or two queen beds, sectional couches, flat-screen TVs, lush bedding, and ergonomic work areas.

On floors named after renowned jazz musicians, large, quiet rooms have soothing colors, comfortable fabrics, photography by local artists, and oversize marble bathrooms. On-site restaurants include a beignet shop and old-school oyster counter.

An ornate fireplace dominates the breathtaking marble lobby of this towering Marriott-branded hotel in the historic district; its location makes it a pleasant base for visiting the nearby art galleries and cafés, as well as the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and other sights. The spacious mid-century modern rooms, many of which overlook Old City, have free Wi-Fi, basic traditional furniture, flat-screen televisions, and sofas. Bathrooms have large marble baths and lighted makeup mirrors.

One of the city's architectural marvels, this Downtown Marriott has an appealing mix of classic comfort and modern accommodations. Spacious rooms are designed for the business traveler, and are relatively quiet and well lit, with large desks and ergonomic desk chairs. They're also convenient for pro baseball and basketball fans as well as theater- and concertgoers.

This classic Downtown hotel is in a historic 1906 building just a stone's throw from PNC Park, the Andy Warhol Museum, and Pittsburgh's Cultural District. Some rooms have river views. A leaded-glass dome skylight overlooks the marble-floored lobby. A baby grand piano now sits amid palm plants in the lobby, under vaulted ceilings.

This luxury hotel occupies one of Providence's most mysterious addresses, a stately nine-story Neoclassical Revival building constructed as a Masonic temple between 1926 and 1928 but unoccupied for an inconceivable 79 years. Developers restoring the building in the early 2000s incorporated the original architectural features, but the decor has a distinctly contemporary-retro edge.

Surrounded by woodlands, boasting the third-longest golf course in the world, and including a 12,000-square-foot European spa, this sprawling, stone complex is a countryside escape close to the city. The resort includes two restaurants, a bar, a coffee shop, indoor and outdoor pools, tennis, volleyball, and trails for hiking and biking. Expect pampering; each room includes a bathrobe, and you may request daily newspaper delivery and turndown service.

A bit of a walk uphill from Downtown, this high-rise has a calm feel to it, with contemporary decor, inviting common areas, and especially great views of Elliott Bay from rooms above the 20th floor.

Traffic noise can be present throughout, so request a room on the west side for a quieter stay.

Located in the heart of the Historic District, this luxurious property is within walking distance of Castillo de San Marcos, St. George Street, and more. Along with modern amenities and a lively restaurant and lounge—Castillo Craft Bar + Kitchen—there is also an on-site Starbucks coffee shop.

This 12-story, white-concrete structure stretches along two city blocks in the middle of Downtown Fort Worth near Sundance Square. The Texas-sized lobby is outfitted in elegant reds and blues and establishes the upscale, slightly Western atmosphere found throughout the property. Rooms are outfitted with luxury linens, and many have excellent views of Downtown Fort Worth, just steps outside the massive entry.

Travelers love this all-suites property for its great location, modern design features, and family-friendly amenities. The beach and restaurants are a short walk away, though many prefer to prepare meals in their spacious suites, which are all equipped with contemporary kitchens, as well as cozy sitting areas, wood-paneled accent walls, and mood lighting in the bedrooms. Adjacent to the pool is an outdoor lounge and fire pit, where guests gather in the evenings

This 17-story hotel with a distinct glass-covered exterior in the heart of the city's arts and cultural district reflects the community's dedication to green living, as evident in its Gold LEED certification for sustainable architecture that frequently uses reused or recycled materials. Vibrant art celebrates the city and campus life. The comfortable suites welcome families and business travelers alike with modern apartment-style suites fully equipped with a microwave, stovetop, refrigerator, dishwasher, and coffeemaker; a 1,600-square-foot fitness center; and ample event space. It's the rare chain hotel that feels hip in a college town.

Designed as an extended-stay property, this hotel attracts both business travelers and families. Full-sized kitchen appliances, a hot breakfast buffet, complimentary Wi-Fi, and pull-out sofas contribute to an "at home" feeling. Rooms include studios and one- or two-bedroom suites. Rates are tiered by length of stay.

The four-story Residence Inn is one of the closest all-suite hotels to the Kennedy Space Center. Considerably larger than traditional hotel rooms, the one- and two-bedroom suites include a full kitchen (dishwasher and all) and separate living and sleeping areas. The morning buffet and manager's reception are popular with guests. It is also convenient to other area attractions such as Port Canaveral, the Cocoa Beach Pier, the Brevard Zoo, and Cocoa Village, and is only an hour from Walt Disney World.

Constructed on the site of the Missoula Mercantile and incorporating its old heavy timbers, this new hotel is the perfect blend of modern and historical. It offers studios and extended-stay suites, and bright, airy spaces to sit by the fireplace or enjoy your included breakfast. There's also a fitness center and rooftop courtyard.

This hotel, part of the Ironworks at Pencoyd Landing, is a great option for those who want to be within 10 to 15 minutes of Manayunk and its nearby neighborhoods, as well as Center City, Old City, West Philly, and Fairmount, yet also want to have some space to stretch out (and be in the same building as Lark, one of the finest restaurants around). While the hotel caters particularly to visitors of nearby colleges, if you like to hike and bike, you can't beat this location close to the trails—the Schuykill River Path is across the pedestrian bridge, access to the edge of Wissahickon Valley Park is across that same bridge and then across the street, and the Cynwyd Heritage Trail is on the side of the hotel facing the river, also the best side to secure a room, which are all suites. The outside is quite spectacular, as the hotel was built within the framework of the old iron works, with gigantic metal beams interconnecting high above. The rooms themselves, though spacious with living room and kitchen areas, lack personality. There is a nice sized pool in an atrium that looks out on the river. Access to Manayunk is just across the one lane bridge—you can walk or bike across it, but only people who live in nearby condos can drive their cars across it. Manayunk's main action is a good 10-minute walk upstream on Main Street.

Originally the Market Street National Bank, this building from the 1920s has a beautifully restored art deco facade; most rooms (studios or one-bedroom suites) have full kitchens, living rooms, and work areas. Amenities include complimentary wireless Internet and breakfast, as well as complimentary appetizers served on the second-floor gathering area Monday to Wednesday. The hotel is a big hit with families with small children. Across from City Hall, this hotel is close to all major downtown destinations.

Some of the architecture at this reasonably priced lodging re-creates the 19th-century cottages that were used to house executives of the Central of Georgia Railroad. Suites have simple, chic decor with appropriate pops of color, flat-screen TVs, and fully equipped kitchens; a few have decks overlooking the courtyard, complete with a swimming pool, fire pit, and gazebo. Within arm's reach is Tricentennial Park and Battlefield, home of the Savannah Children's Museum.

You can drive from this clean all-suites hotel to Fort Worth's Cultural District in about three minutes; complimentary transportation delivers guests to the Cultural District and Downtown. The hotel draws praise for its spacious rooms and friendly customer service. Rates are adjusted for longer stays. An outdoor sports court, near the heated outdoor pool, offers space for basketball.

Ideal for people on longer stays, this no-smoking, all-suites property is close to the Medical Center and 1½ mi from the Reliant Park complex, where the Houston Texans play. All suites have fully equipped kitchens.

You'll pay less for the tastefully designed suites in this "condotel" than you would elsewhere in the Wailea resort area, and the hillside location serves up amazing sunset views. Amenities include lovely swimming pools, a coin-operated laundry, commercial-quality barbecue grills, a lobby lounge, and a basketball court.

A short walk both to the Lloyd Center mall and MAX station, this three-level apartment-style complex with large, fully equipped suites is perfect for extended-stay visitors and families. Rooms come equipped with full kitchens and ample room to spread out, and many have wood-burning fireplaces. There's a large complimentary breakfast buffet each morning and regular hors d'oeuvres receptions. Pets are allowed with a deposit, and there's a pet area outside.

One of the Pearl District's few lodgings, this sleek, six-floor, all-suite hotel is set around a large courtyard with outdoor seating and a fire pit; it's within easy walking distance of the train station, several small parks, and many hip restaurants and retailers. Each suite has a full kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and the hotel also features a spacious lobby, a bar and grill, a fitness center, guest laundry, and other perks that come in handy for an extended stay.