From Maine to Washington, we got you covered when it comes to luxury locations for some serious pampering.
THE CLIFF HOUSE
Cape Neddick, Maine
If you fancy a romantic New England getaway, you can’t go wrong with this stylish cliffside resort. With ocean views up the wazoo, this historic hotel has all the best modern amenities, including an outdoor heated pool and a 9,000 square-foot spa. Gorge yourself on local seasonal fare at the resort’s “farmer to fisherman” eatery, or at the seasonal, onsite lobster shack. In summer, there are fireworks every Sunday, followed by s’mores around a fire pit.
CALDERA HOUSE
Teton Village, Wyoming
A five-star Jackson Hole chalet, Caldera is steps from the tram, which zips you to the mountaintop in ten minutes. Each of its eight suites comes with a fireplace, chef’s kitchen, and living and dining areas. Come in the winter for primo skiing, then hit the spa for a massage, sauna, and dip in the heated outdoor infinity pool. In warmer months, there’s hiking, fly-fishing, and white-water rafting.
MONTAGE PALMETTO BLUFF
Bluffton, South Carolina
For some next-level Southern hospitality, this 20,000-acre community along the May River offers boating, fishing, a nature preserve, naturalist-led alligator “hunts,” and a Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course, among other diversions. Guest rooms, suites, and cottages with screened-in porches are available in and around the plantation-style inn, and the numerous bars and restaurants, concerts, and a world-class spa will ensure you’ll never want to leave.
SALISH LODGE & SPA
Snoqualmie, Washington
After a $13 million renovation, the WWI-era inn (also known as the Great Northern Hotel in Twin Peaks) emerged a sleek mountain lodge boasting one of America’s best spas. Thirty miles east of Seattle, it’s surrounded by hiking paths, biking trails, lakes, and golf courses. Each of its 86 rooms comes with a fireplace and spa shower or tub; if you’re lucky you’ll get one overlooking Snoqualmie Falls.
OJO CALIENTE MINERAL SPRINGS RESORT & SPA
Ojo Caliente, New Mexico
An hour north of Santa Fe, this southwestern oasis has been revivifying guests since 1868. Spend your days exploring a thousand acres of trails, then return for a yoga class and a soak in the mineral pools and mud baths. The spa offers extensive body-treatment options, with seasonal specials for couples. Stay at the historic hotel, or in your own private, pueblo-style cottage or house.
Image courtesy of Salish Lodge & Spa.
