2882 Best Hotels in USA

Convention center lodgings with character can be hard to come by, but here, two century-old warehouses have been converted into a French colonial–style hotel with large, airy rooms that are comfortable and architecturally distinctive. The grand lobby has original hardwood floors and exposed-brick walls, and the lobby bar overlooks a pool and a lush garden courtyard. Rooms include four-poster beds and wood floors; many overlook a small park. The hotel is on the edge of the Warehouse District and across the street from the convention center; it's within walking distance of several popular restaurants, including Emeril's, Tommy's Cuisine, and Pêche.

A two-sided fireplace separates the check-in area from the lobby's bright and airy breakfast space. Just off I–97, this hotel is minutes from historic Annapolis. Guest rooms are traditional, but the spacious apartment-style suites have fully equipped kitchens.

On the south side of downtown leading to the Carlsbad Caverns, this well-maintained chain property lies within walking distance of a few restaurants, a gas station, and a Walmart. It offers a full, hot breakfast and contains four stories of clean rooms and suites.

The free breakfast and the logo may be the same, but this Hampton Inn tries to be more urban and chic than others in the chain. In an early-1900s office building that lay vacant for many years, the hotel follows the historical direction of the structure, but keeps things contemporary. Rooms, done in warm mauve and beige and dark wood, have a clubby, streamlined look. The biggest and most expensive rooms, on the top floor, are studio suites in the former executive offices. There is a complimentary breakfast as well as an indoor pool.

This 13-story, ornate, redbrick National Historic Landmark was built in 1913 as a luxury apartment building, hence the lobby's original marble and decorative ceilings. In 1986, the building was converted into a hotel, now operated by Hampton Inn & Suites, and rooms are sleek and modern, but the overall structure retains lots of Southern charm thanks to its ornate architecture and manicured gardens. The hotel is a favorite spot for weddings.

Located in the upscale business area of Cummings Park, the hotel is minutes away from popular attractions, including the U.S. Space and Rocket Center and Huntsville Botanical Gardens, as well as a lively shopping center featuring stores, restaurants, live-music performances, and kids' activities. The property hosts a saline outdoor swimming pool, meeting space, and a fitness center.

Conveniently located right off Highway 89, this comfortable and exceedingly clean Hampton Inn, one of the newest hotels in Page, has bright, larger-than-expected rooms with TVs and workspace. Staff is exceptionally friendly and goes the extra mile to suggest activities and restaurants as well as provide bottled water before or after a day out.

In easy walking distance to the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway, shops, restaurants, and other attractions, this new five-story hotel adds to the bustling scene in downtown Blue Ridge. Rooms are comfy and spacious—some with French balconies overlooking the railroad and downtown. A rooftop bar and restaurant is perched atop offering sweeping mountain views and live music on the weekends. 

Midway between the airport and Downtown, the Hampton has all the standard features of a good hotel, and a few that are better than average, such as designer furnishings, an indoor swimming pool, and a whirlpool. All rooms have exceptionally comfortable, supportive mattresses. There is an on-demand airport shuttle and business center too.

Hardwood floors, a central fireplace, and leather furnishings in the lobby of what was once an 1860s railroad warehouse help elevate this chain hotel. Rooms are fresh and inviting but not large, and many overlook the pleasant outdoor lawn, swimming pool, and sitting area that make for a relaxing haven amid downtown's bustle. The location—directly adjacent to the Charleston Visitor Center—is perfect for exploring.

In the heart of the city, the hotel is suited for business travelers and pleasure travelers alike. Rooms are bright and not too cramped, with cream-color walls and green carpeting. (Bedding and carpeting in all rooms were replaced in early 2007.)

A converted office building with large, comfortable, and pleasant rooms is an oasis in the midst of the bustling CBD. Just a few blocks from Bourbon Street, the hotel is also near many great restaurants, and the Canal Street streetcar is right outside the front door. A surprisingly lavish complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily, and free beer, wine, and snacks are served Wednesday evening.

This classy outpost is within walking distance of restaurants and nightlife in the Vista neighborhood. The standard wood furnishings in the guest rooms are bumped up a notch in comfort by Cloud Nine bedding, and the hotel's staff provides attentive service.

Watch boats cruise up and down the river at this riverside hotel with spectacular views of the Intracoastal Waterway. The on-site marina and stunning sunsets are an easy trade for being a little farther from the beach (about 12 miles to Pawleys). An upgrade from your average Hampton Inn, the property offers a hot breakfast and a choice of pillows. Ideal for families, suites have a dining table for four, lounge and wet bar, and pull-out sofas; all rooms have a microwave, refrigerator, and coffeemaker.

This hotel 1 mile west of downtown features an indoor pool, fitness center, gift shop, and shuttle service. The spacious rooms, Western decor, and river-rock fireplace in the lobby give the place a homey feel. Some suites have private hot tubs and fireplaces.

You know what to expect from this chain hotel: well-maintained rooms, predictable service, and competitive prices. This one also happens to be on a 7-acre piece of property with ocean views next to the airport. Rooms are bright and modern with palm-frond patterns, crisp white linens, and mosaic-tiled bathrooms. Most have balconies. The palm-shaded pool and tiki bar looks over the Atlantic, and a covered picnic area with a large barbecue grill encourages socializing.

About 10 miles east of White Sulphur Springs, this is a good place to stay if you’re on a budget and just want a simple, clean room, without any little extras. This standard business hotel is also close to the Lewisberg airport, and is a popular stopover point for those flying in to the region. The rooms are sunny and have light-wood accents and white linens. There’s a Jacuzzi, a whirlpool, and a small fitness room on-site.

The Hampton Inn Majestic is in one of the most high-traffic areas of town; it offers stunning, quiet guest rooms done up in designer tones. (Online photos, which can make the rooms look orange, don't do this place justice.) The Internet access and a 24-hour fitness center (both free) benefit more than just business travelers. The service is responsive and the common areas are large.

Marble Falls may not have as many independent accommodations as the bustling tourist town of Fredericksburg, but the Hampton Inn on the Lake does its best to make your experience as unique to the Hill Country as possible. The staff is exceptionally friendly, and the facility has a spectacular view over the lake. Rooms feature plush, comfortable beds and are available with two queen beds or one king plus a fold-out couch.

The former Carlson-Currier Silk Mill, its oldest section dating to 1892, houses this atypical Hampton Inn, some of whose guest rooms have 14-foot ceilings and exposed-brick walls. Historical maps and vintage and recent Petaluma photographs decorate the rooms, done in rich gray tones that complement the red brick. Some standard queen rooms feel small, but the suites are spacious. Business travelers enjoy access to photocopying and a few other amenities. A plentiful buffet is laid out each morning in the mill's former dye room, a contender for the chain's classiest breakfast venue.

This hotel bills itself as the \"best value hotel in Center City\" and backs it up with a gym, business center, and, weather permitting, complimentary breakfast on a patio facing 13th Street. Rooms have full-length mirrors and spacious bathrooms with long marble countertops. The hotel, which underwent a head-to-toe renovation in 2019, is a short walk away from the Convention Center, Reading Terminal Market, and Chinatown.

Conveniently located just off the intersection of 24th Street and Camelback Road, this four-story hotel is great for business travelers, with spacious and accommodating rooms appointed with comfortable yet modern furnishings. Breakfast and Wi-Fi are free.

For a place to sleep that's convenient to both the Portland International Jetport and The Maine Mall, this Hampton Inn location is a comfortable bet. It's also just off I–95, if you are traveling to other points by car, and it offers a complimentary hot breakfast, indoor pool, and fitness center.

Proximity to the Kennedy Space Center and reasonable rates make this four-story hotel a top pick for an overnight. Guests deem the rooms clean, comfortable, quiet, and larger than those in comparable hotels. The property also scores points for conveniences like 24/7 coffee and tea service in the lobby, complimentary hot breakfast, microwaves and refrigerators in every room, and a fitness room and pool.

The rooms at this contemporary inn near Vanderbilt University are colorful and spacious. There's a hospitality suite for social or business use.

For affordable rates 3 miles west of Downtown, try this motel. Complimentary continental breakfast is available.

Literally located along the landing strip of Fredericksburg's local airport, the Hangar Hotel is an homage to the town's famed National Museum of the Pacific War, designed and outfitted with just about every relic and detail you can imagine in a World War II–era hotel. Don't worry—you won't be bothered by the roar of 747s taking flight; the planes here are small, private prop planes and barely noticeable inside the hotel. Rooms each have king beds and are simple yet comfortable, with 1940s-style decor. The adjacent diner is your typical old-school soda fountain establishment, and the stylish on-site Officer's Club bar is a popular evening gathering spot for guests and locals alike (ages 18 and over). Discount rates are offered to seniors and military service professionals.

A sprawling Georgian-style brick structure rising six white-trimmed stories above the gracious Dartmouth Green contains this chichi boutique hotel and is also home to the acclaimed farm-to-table restaurant, Pine. The sophisticated rooms are furnished with plaid wing chairs and soft leather sofas, and sport contemporary art; a stay here will give you a sense of life at Dartmouth.

This Spanish Colonial Revival–style hotel has nice touches that enliven the guest quarters, including 42-inch high-definition TVs, quirky mathematical wall clocks, ultra-comfortable beds, blackout shades to keep out the direct sunrise light, high-quality Malin + Goetz bathroom products, and the convenience of being attached to the Ozumo sushi restaurant. The ubiquitous amenity fee includes evening wine, continental breakfast, loaner bikes, and access to the excellent adjacent YMCA fitness facilities.