947 Best Hotels in USA

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Holiday Inn Select Solomons Conference Center and Marina

$ | 155 Holiday Dr., Solomons, MD, 20688, USA

In this four-story waterfront hotel, every guest room has a water view (if you count the swimming pool); rooms look onto the cove, the open creek, or the courtyard. Whirlpools are available in some suites. Designed to accommodate conventions and meetings business, the hotel is often heavily booked, so try to reserve early.

Pros

  • Adjacent to the marina
  • Walking distance to all that Solomons offers. <b>Cons: l</b> acks the charm of a bed-and-breakfast

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155 Holiday Dr., Solomons, MD, 20688, USA
410-326--6311
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Credit cards accepted
326 rooms
No Meals

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Holiday Inn Washington Capitol-National Mall

$ | 550 C St. SW, Washington, DC, 20024, USA

One block from the National Air and Space Museum, this family-friendly hotel is in an excellent location for those bound for the Smithsonian museums. During the summer, kids can enjoy the rooftop pool with a view of the Capitol. A full-service restaurant, Capitol Bistro, is on-site, and a sizable hotel bar at the 21st Amendment Bar and Grill. In the lobby, there is space to relax, charge phones, and work at a table, and a full-service Starbucks fulfills many a caffeine fix. With two metro stations nearby, it makes the hotel a good base for exploring the city. 

Pros

  • Rooftop pool and large deck area
  • Kids eat for free
  • Close to the best museums in town

Cons

  • Limited dining options nearby
  • Not much going on in the neighborhood at night
  • Self-parking is available but expensive
550 C St. SW, Washington, DC, 20024, USA
202-479–4000
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536 rooms
No Meals

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Hollerstown Hill B&B

$ | 4 Clarke Pl., Frederick, MD, 21701, USA

Built circa 1900, this Victorian home-turned-inn is embellished with lace and chintz wallpaper. Claw-footed tubs and pull-chain toilets add to the vintage feel, but the home also features modern amenities like wireless Internet throughout the mansion. Guests can amuse themselves wandering the gardens, playing billiards, enjoying a game of chess on a set that has Civil War pieces, or admiring the owner's collection of antique dolls. A hearty country-style breakfast with home-baked breads and casseroles is served each morning.

Pros

  • Quaint ambience and Wi-Fi

Cons

  • The kids can't come along
4 Clarke Pl., Frederick, MD, 21701, USA
301-228–3630
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Credit cards accepted
4 rooms

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Home2 Suites Lehi–Thanksgiving Point

$ | 3051 W. Club House Dr., Lehi, UT, 84043, USA

Within walking distance of the restaurants, shops, and attractions at Thanksgiving Point, this reasonably priced all-suites Hilton property has well-stocked kitchenettes and roomy accommodations. Free parking and breakfast, an indoor pool and fitness center, and easy access from the interstate make it an excellent base for exploring Utah County—and Salt Lake City is still within day-tripping distance.

Pros

  • Convenient for trips to Timpanogos Cave
  • In-room kitchenettes are nice for longer stays
  • In the heart of Thankgiving Point attractions

Cons

  • Slightly dull suburban setting
  • Can be packed with families on weekends
  • Half-hour drive from downtown SLC
3051 W. Club House Dr., Lehi, UT, 84043, USA
801-753–5430
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103 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Homewood Suites by Hilton Wilmington

$ | 350 Rocky Run Pkwy., Wilmington, DE, 19803, USA

Suites with fully equipped kitchens are walking distance from shopping and dining and close to museums and gardens. Dinner and drinks are provided Monday through Thursday.

Pros

  • Good choice for families
  • Friendly and helpful staff

Cons

  • No valet parking
350 Rocky Run Pkwy., Wilmington, DE, 19803, USA
302-479--2000
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113 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hood River Hotel

$ | 102 Oak St., Hood River, OR, 97031, USA

In the heart of the lively downtown business district, steps from great restaurants and shops, this handsomely restored 1911 boutique hotel has a grand, Old West facade, behind which are simple but whimsically decorated rooms and a few larger suites that have kitchenettes and large sitting rooms. Within the hotel, there's also a dorm-style hostel, called the Bunkhouse, that's a great find for budget travelers. The trendy restaurant Broder Øst, at street level, serves delicious modern Scandinavian fare.

Pros

  • Central downtown location
  • Good-value rafting, ski, and other packages
  • Superb breakfast and lunch restaurant

Cons

  • Smallish rooms
  • No king-size beds
  • Rooms in back have great river views but receive some freeway noise
102 Oak St., Hood River, OR, 97031, USA
541-386–1900
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41 rooms
No Meals

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Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

$ | 3645 Las Vegas Blvd. S, Las Vegas, NV, 89109, USA

Located in the heart of the Strip, Horseshoe, formerly Bally's, is an old-school property with contemporary rooms and suites that is an underrated choice for a Vegas vacation. Rooms are spacious at around 450 square feet, with Penthouse Suites ranging from 2,550 to 3,425 square feet, and some have a decent view of the Fountains at Bellagio. The seasonal Blu Pool has daybeds and cabanas as well as Foosball and cornhole games; it's also one of the few Strip resorts that still has tennis courts, although not as many as it used to have. Out front, check out the open-air mall dubbed the Grand Bazaar Shops.

Pros

  • Affordable rooms with a perfect Center Strip location
  • Pool with daybeds and cabanas
  • Has a monorail stop

Cons

  • Rooms in Indigo tower could use an upgrade
  • Casino floor can get smoky
  • Some readers report poor service
3645 Las Vegas Blvd. S, Las Vegas, NV, 89109, USA
877-603–4390
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2814 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Abri

$ | 127 Ellis St., San Francisco, CA, 94102, USA

Near Union Square shops, theaters, and restaurants, this appealing hotel has small but tastefully appointed rooms with smart TVs, device docking stations, comfortable bedding, and fancy bath products. The lobby's fireplace and warm wood and stainless-steel accents lend a modern feel.

Pros

  • Online specials offer great values
  • Excellent work-from-room setup
  • Great location for walking and public transit

Cons

  • No on-site gym or restaurant
  • Area can be dicey
  • $40 "urban fee" only includes Wi-Fi
127 Ellis St., San Francisco, CA, 94102, USA
866-823–4669
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91 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Cass, Holiday Inn Express

$ | 640 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago, IL, 60611, USA

With cheerful rooms and nicely designed public spaces, the Hotel Cass is a true boutique property that bears little resemblance to more generic branches in the Holiday Inn chain. The crisp white lobby is sparse and elegant, and the dramatic red hallway is offset with humorous portraits. Accommodations are modern and bright, with green headboards that nearly reach the ceiling and artwork that includes photos of 1950s fashion icons; subway-style tiles in the bathroom hark back to the 1920s.

Pros

  • <PRO>stellar location</PRO>
  • <PRO>good value</PRO>

Cons

  • <CON>some guests have complained of small rooms</CON>
  • <CON>crowded elevators</CON>
640 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago, IL, 60611, USA
312-787–4030
Hotel Details
Credit cards accepted
175 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hotel Coral Reef Resort

$ | 4--1516 Kuhio Hwy., HI, 96746, USA

In business since 1956, this small three-story hotel is something of a Kauai beachfront landmark, with clean comfortable rooms, some with great ocean views, and a large pool that overlooks the water---expect great sunrises. All rooms have free Wi-Fi, mini-refrigerators, microwaves, air-conditioning, and flat-screen TVs. The two-room units are good for families; the oceanfront units are, unsurprisingly, the nicest. Conveniently located on the county bus line and a coastal path, the property is within walking distance of shops and restaurants.

Pros

  • Free parking
  • Oceanfront setting
  • Convenient location near restaurants and shops

Cons

  • Located in a busy section of Kapaa
  • Ocean swimming is marginal
  • Traffic noise
4--1516 Kuhio Hwy., HI, 96746, USA
808-822–4481
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27 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Del Sol

$ | 3100 Webster St., San Francisco, CA, 94123, USA

This rejuvenated, beach-theme 1950s motor lodge with nicely appointed rooms and a fun, heated outdoor pool is all alone in a higher, hipper class of Cow Hollow/Marina boutique hotels. Blown-glass bedside lamps, a bright orange accent wall, and tufted white and silver headboards set an effervescent mood in the guest rooms. The Del Sol is nicely situated halfway between Union Street and Chestnut Street, with easy walking access to both.

Pros

  • Charming courtyard
  • Great selection of suites
  • Cheery design

Cons

  • No on-site fitness center
  • Smallest rooms are truly tiny
  • Self parking is pricey for the neighborhood
3100 Webster St., San Francisco, CA, 94123, USA
415-921–5520
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57 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hotel Diamond

$ | 220 W. 4th St., Chico, CA, 95928, USA

Crystal chandeliers and gleaming century-old wooden floors and banisters welcome you into the foyer of this restored 1904 boutique property two blocks from Chico State University. The hotel, Chico's finest, added 16 rooms in 2021 following an expansion into the Morehead building, erected in 1900, next door. A second-floor hallway connects the two structures. Guest rooms range from ones in the affordable and aptly named "Petite" category to spacious suites with full kitchens. All rooms and suites, some furnished with antiques, others with well-crafted reproductions, come with a refrigerator, a coffeemaker, an HDTV, and a safe, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout. The rate includes guest passes to a nearby fitness center.

Pros

  • Downtown location
  • Variety of accommodations, from affordable "Petite" rooms to spacious suites
  • Refined rooms, some with bay windows and fireplaces

Cons

  • Street scene can be noisy on weekends
  • Some rooms are small
  • Some rooms lack tubs
220 W. 4th St., Chico, CA, 95928, USA
530-893–3100
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59 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Eklund

$ | 15 Main St., Clayton, NM, 88415, USA

The renovated rooms of this rustic beauty of a building are comfortable and elegant, and each has custom-made furniture and a modern-but-period-style bathroom. Friendly staff help get you situated and will happily tell you about the hotel's history and things to do in the area. American standards and Southwestern fare are served in the dining room and saloon. Old West elegance and the house specialty—hand-cut steaks—please locals and visitors alike.

Pros

  • Wild West decor and history
  • Friendly staff

Cons

  • Furnishings are simple and old-fashioned
15 Main St., Clayton, NM, 88415, USA
575-374–2551
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26 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hotel ELEO at the University of Florida

$ | 1514 SW 14th St., Gainesville, FL, 32608, USA
The Hotel ELEO, which opened in 2020 directly across the adjacent Lake Rush from the university's medical center, keeps health and wellness in mind throughout, with a fitness studio that has Peleton bikes and TRX equipment, a yoga platform overlooking the lake, and rooms that are bright thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows. The on-site Covey Kitchen + Cocktails features creative drinks, local brews, and modern-American cuisine from chef Charlie Keller. For a mouthwatering meal, try The Burger, complete with a special sauce. As the property is also just a mile from the Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, it's also a convenient choice for families and prospective students visiting the university.

Pros

  • Walking distance to hospital and Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
  • On-site Covey Kitchen + Cocktails
  • Modern amenities in room

Cons

  • Only valet parking
  • Long hallways
  • Not all rooms are lakefront
1514 SW 14th St., Gainesville, FL, 32608, USA
352-792–0881
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173 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel G San Francisco

$ | 386 Geary St., San Francisco, CA, 94102, USA

Both homey and innovative, the Hotel G has tiled lobby floors, large windows, and high ceilings (giving even the smallish standard rooms an airy feel) that pay homage to the building's century-plus history, while smart TVs, Bluetooth radios, Nespresso machines, and Wi-Fi keep it firmly in the present. Rooms have woven Indian rugs, denim headboards, black-and-white wallpapered closets, floating light fixtures, and throw pillows shaped like the Golden State. The on-site gym is well equipped and open 24 hours.

Pros

  • Fun design
  • Central location
  • Gym facility accessible around the clock

Cons

  • Street noise
  • Wooden or concrete flooring can be loud
  • Small bathrooms and small windows
386 Geary St., San Francisco, CA, 94102, USA
415-986–2000
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149 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Hayden

$ | 127 W. 28th St., New York, NY, 10001, USA

Situated near Penn Station and convenient for Chelsea's attractions, the Hotel Hayden doesn't look like much from outside, but step inside, and a stylish atmosphere unfolds—all the way to your room. The colorfully bedecked rooms (and two suites) are large by New York hotel standards and are equipped with coffeemakers, free Wi-Fi, plush bathrobes, and a cozier-than-usual bed. Rates also include continental breakfast. 

Pros

  • Good-size rooms for New York
  • Nice view from rooftop restaurant-lounge
  • In-room Keurig coffee

Cons

  • Unattractive, utilitarian-looking facade
  • Street noise can be heard in rooms on lower floors
  • Showers spray water over bathroom floor
127 W. 28th St., New York, NY, 10001, USA
646-484–4361
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122 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hotel Indigo Jacksonville-Deerwood Park

$ | 9840 Tapestry Park Cir., Jacksonville, FL, 32246, USA

Although it's part of a chain, this bright, bold boutique hotel makes you feel like you're staying in a hip apartment rather than a by-the-night lodging. Suites have a spacious soaking tub, as well as a kitchen alcove with a small refrigerator and microwave, a dining area, and a living room with a second large TV. All rooms have a desk, flat-screen TV, high-end coffeemaker, tiled walk-in shower, and large windows, as well as free Wi-Fi and access to a tech concierge on call. A stay here puts you 20 to 30 minutes from Downtown, amid office parks where many businesses have headquarters. Tapestry Park's collection of stores and restaurants is only steps away. The hotel has a bar and eatery with outdoor seating that overlooks the nicely landscaped lake. Room service is available.

Pros

  • Pet-friendly
  • Walking distance to restaurants
  • Silent Film Sundays with $5 movies

Cons

  • Wooden floors can be noisy
  • Convenient to business parks but not Downtown
  • Lots of rush-hour traffic
9840 Tapestry Park Cir., Jacksonville, FL, 32246, USA
904-996–7199
Hotel Details
96 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Indigo Savannah Historic District

$ | 201 W. Bay St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
Mere steps from Ellis Square and City Market, this historic building was once a dry goods storage house. The hotel offers complimentary internet access, a business center, a fitness center, and allows pets (with a $125 deposit). Five Oaks Taproom offers Southern-inspired dining and drinks.

Pros

  • Great location
  • Helpful staff
  • Budget friendly option

Cons

  • Decor lacks the warmth of many other downtown hotels
  • Nearby Bay Street is noisy
  • No pool
201 W. Bay St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
877-859–5095
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309 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Julian

$ | 940 Sutter St., San Francisco, CA, 94109, USA

Fans of Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo will want to grab a room---specifically room 401---at this remodeled and rebranded hotel on the edge of Lower Nob Hill, where Kim Novak's Carlotta lived. The character's face in a tile mosaic overlooks the lobby, and the view up the stairwell invokes the movie's title. Comfortable, good-size rooms in restful blues and grays with a splash of gold come with amenities like Keurig coffeemakers and robes. The lobby bar/restaurant Carlotta's (of course) offers waffles and breakfast sandwiches in the morning and cocktails and light fare in the evening.

Pros

  • Unique Hitchcock connection
  • In-hotel restaurant and cocktail bar
  • On-site fitness center

Cons

  • Borderline neighborhood
  • Better options for those uninterested in Hitchcock
  • Low-design lobby feels cheap
940 Sutter St., San Francisco, CA, 94109, USA
415-885--6800
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102 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Le Bleu

$ | 370 4th Ave., Brooklyn, NY, 11215, USA
This hotel provides comfortable, carpeted rooms, some with terraces with views of the Statue of Liberty or Manhattan. The accent color here is—you guessed it—blue, with pops of cobalt in pillows and accent lighting. All rooms have coffeemakers, plush bathrobes, big windows, free Wi-Fi, and a free continental-style breakfast basket is delivered each morning.

Pros

  • Close to Park Slope neighborhood attractions
  • Friendly staff
  • Opposite a park

Cons

  • An unappealing block of 4th Avenue
  • Glass door of bathroom lacks privacy
370 4th Ave., Brooklyn, NY, 11215, USA
718-625–1500
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48 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hotel Léger

$ | 8304 Main St., Mokelumme Hill, CA, 95245, USA

A rowdy gold-rush miners' haunt, this hotel anchoring Moke Hill's historic downtown contains rooms and suites decorated with a mishmash of Victorian antiques and utilitarian pieces. Ask about friendly ghosts and disreputable folks like Black Bart and Joaquin Murrieta who imbibed and played cards here. The courtyard opens to a garden with a pool and deck, and 150-year-old orange trees dot the grounds. The cozy restaurant, its original stone walls partially exposed, serves traditional American fare, from burgers and shrimp and grits to filet mignon. Dine on the patio when it's warm.

Pros

  • Rich in history, including a 2013 "Hotel Impossible" makeover
  • Individually decorated rooms
  • Restaurant and 19th-century saloon

Cons

  • Some rooms share a bathroom or bathroom is in hallway
  • Rooms above the saloon can be noisy
  • Some rooms feel cramped
8304 Main St., Mokelumme Hill, CA, 95245, USA
209-286–1401
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14 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Lincoln

$ | 1816 N. Clark St., Chicago, IL, 60614, USA

Guest rooms are in need of updating, but on the whole, there's a lot to love about this historic property, starting with a cool, kitschy vibe that feels authentic. And then there's the location, so close to Lincoln Park that guests can practically roll out of bed and into the zoo. Make a point to head up to the J. Parker rooftop lounge; the food and cocktails are only okay, but the view is one of the city's best. Other dining options range from locally made pastries at casual Elaine’s Coffee Call to lavish 17-course feasts at Sushi Suite 202, an omakase “speakeasy” secreted inside a converted guest room. For the best views, request a room on the ninth floor or above, facing east toward the park and the lake.

Pros

  • Pet-friendly
  • Great residential neighborhood
  • Authentic vintage Chicago feel

Cons

  • Noisy a/c units
  • Small and dated bathrooms
  • No spa
1816 N. Clark St., Chicago, IL, 60614, USA
312-254–4700-front desk
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184 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel M Mount Pocono

$ | 1244 Pocono Blvd., Mount Pocono, PA, 18344, USA

The best thing about this place is that, unlike many of the historic inns and luxury hotels in the Poconos region, the rooms are cheap and clean. It’s not the kind of place you’d go for a honeymoon or even on a relaxing weekend away, but if you need a simple base for exploring the area, the Hotel M should do the trick. It’s located about 10 miles from the Pocono Lake Preserve, east of Interstate 380.

Pros

  • Great prices
  • Heated indoor pool

Cons

  • Lacks character
  • Located in an ugly area across from a strip mall
1244 Pocono Blvd., Mount Pocono, PA, 18344, USA
570-839–3600
Hotel Details
82 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hotel Nevada

$ | 501 Aultman St., Ely, NV, 89301, USA

One of the oldest hotels in the state, this six-story local landmark dates from 1929 and towers over Ely's historic downtown. The luxury rooms are especially nice, with most named after the celebrities who have allegedly stayed here: Gary Cooper, Ingrid Bergman, President Lyndon Johnson, and others. The hotel has a restaurant and small casino, and leather-clad bikers seem to love the place.

Pros

  • Bursting with historic character
  • In the heart of downtown
  • Updated rooms are light, airy, and comfortable

Cons

  • Can fill up quickly during busy times
  • No pool, hot tub, or gym
  • Older property means small rooms and bathrooms
501 Aultman St., Ely, NV, 89301, USA
775-289–6665
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64 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hotel Pemaquid

$ | 3098 Bristol Rd., New Harbor, ME, 04554, USA

Step back in time at this restored 1888 summer hotel, where the decor in the main building remains Victorian and that in the cottages and bungalows is more contemporary. For a truly romantic retreat, though, book the carriage-house suite. Relax on the big wraparound porch or in the parlor beside the stone fireplace. To keep room rates down, the owners have employed a few cost-saving measures: soap is the only in-room toiletry, and although there's coffee in the morning, there is no breakfast (you can always head to the Sea Gull Shop and Restaurant, next door to the lighthouse, which is known for its memorable meals). Like the hotel itself, the booking process will transport you to earlier times: you must call to request a reservation and then send a deposit in the form of a check; you'll receive a postcard confirmation.

Pros

  • Old-fashioned atmosphere
  • Reasonable rates
  • Great location close to Pemaquid Point Light

Cons

  • Not on the water
  • Spotty Wi-Fi
  • Archaic reservation process
3098 Bristol Rd., New Harbor, ME, 04554, USA
207-677–2312
Hotel Details
Closed early Oct.–late May
38 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Petaluma, Tapestry by Hilton

$ | 205 Kentucky St., Petaluma, CA, 94952, USA

Reasonable rates and vintage allure make this 1923 art deco property worth considering for budget travelers, especially those without a car (parking’s a pain) seeking a downtown location and a touch of style. The high-ceilinged, tile-floor lobby, decked out with contemporary sofas and chairs, has boutique-hotel appeal, but the rooms, furnished with less flair, are on the small side. The ground-floor Costeaux Bakery and The Shuckery seafood restaurant are excellent.

Pros

  • Downtown location
  • Some rooms have city and river views
  • Excellent Costeaux Bakery and The Shuckery seafood restaurant

Cons

  • Public spaces grander than the mostly small rooms
  • Hallway sound carries into rooms
  • Lacks parking lot (and on-street parking is difficult), fitness center, and other amenities
205 Kentucky St., Petaluma, CA, 94952, USA
707-559–3393
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57 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Piccadilly

$ | 2305 W. Shaw Ave., Fresno, CA, 93711, USA

This two-story property has 7½ attractively landscaped acres and a big swimming pool. The sizeable rooms have king- and queen-size beds, robes, baths with granite countertops, mini-refrigerators, and free Wi-Fi; some have fireplaces.

Pros

  • Big rooms
  • Nice pool
  • On-site restaurant/pub

Cons

  • Some rooms show mild wear
  • Neighborhood is somewhat sketchy
  • No elevator
2305 W. Shaw Ave., Fresno, CA, 93711, USA
559-348–5520
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187 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hotel Planter

$ | 715 1st St., La Conner, 98257, USA

This warmly furnished hotel dating from 1907, making it the oldest in La Conner, is set amid downtown's many atmospheric shops and galleries. Its homey rooms are furnished with handmade country-style furniture. A shaded courtyard enhanced by garden sculptures is the place to linger in serenity.

Pros

  • Most rooms overlook attractive courtyard
  • Can walk to nearby restaurants
  • Historic charm

Cons

  • Old-fashioned aesthetic isn't for everybody
  • No on-site parking
  • Some rooms get street noise
715 1st St., La Conner, 98257, USA
360-466–4710
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12 rooms
No Meals

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The Hotel Redland

$ | 5 S. Flagler Ave., Homestead, FL, 33030, USA

Of downtown Homestead's smattering of mom-and-pop lodges, this historic inn is by far the most desirable. With its Victorian-style rooms done up in pastels and reproduction antique furniture, there's a fantastic restaurant and bar inside as well. Opened in 1904, this was the town's first hotel, which later became its first mercantile store, first post office, first library, and first boardinghouse. It's now recognized as the oldest building in the city. Each of the 13 charming rooms feature unique layouts and furnishings, and some provide access to a shared balcony. Owners have transformed the hotel's restaurant on the first floor into City Hall Bistro-Martini Bar, a foodie haven for Spanish and Mediterranean cuisine with guitar music on weekends. There's free Wi-Fi throughout the property.

Pros

  • Historic charm
  • Conveniently located
  • Excellent dining

Cons

  • Traffic noise
  • Small rooms
  • Potentially haunted
5 S. Flagler Ave., Homestead, FL, 33030, USA
305-246–1904
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13 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Renew

$ | 129 Paoakalani Ave., Honolulu, HI, 96815, USA

Just a block from Waikiki Beach, this unassuming but stylish boutique hotel focuses on wellness and renewal, making it a calm alternative to the big, bustling resorts that dominate the area. The cozy rooms feature muted tones and mid-century modern furnishings. Perks include free Wi-Fi, morning coffee in the lobby, and yoga or other wellness programs. There's also a grab-and-go food station and a (very) small lobby bar.

Pros

  • Free beach supplies, including towels, chairs, umbrellas, and snorkel gear
  • Personalized, upscale service
  • Close to zoo, aquarium, and beach

Cons

  • No pool or on-site restaurant
  • Daily amenity fee of $35
  • Rooms are small
129 Paoakalani Ave., Honolulu, HI, 96815, USA
808-687–7700
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72 rooms
No Meals

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