The Le Hotelist 50.

Maui's only adults-only Relais & Chateaux — 72 suites on 15 acres, treetop dining, ocean views.

Five rooms, Michelin Key, run by former New York restaurant pros. George Bailey's house, sort of.

Reopened June 2024. A restored 1840s farmhouse on 13 acres, minutes from Killington.

Eighteen-room boutique motel at the base of East Rock Mountain, minutes from downtown Great Barrington.

Mickey Muennig's cliffside icon — 39 rooms, two Michelin Keys, adults-only, the architectural pilgrimage.

A 1940s ski lodge above Peru, reopened as a Scandi-minimal retreat. Bromley across the road.

Cabin-style suites on six riverfront acres in Mount Tremper. Full kitchens, private decks, Esopus Creek out the back door.

Five adults-only micro-suites on the river. Self-serve luxury.

An adults-only 8-room inn on the Cape Cod Rail Trail — heated pool, loaner bikes, full breakfast.

Four 1880s Bahamian-style cottages around a courtyard pool — 27 adults-only rooms in Old Town.

Sixteen rooms a block from Greenport Harbor. Michelin Key, rooftop bar, the North Fork's only serious design hotel.

A 2024 16-room reimagining of a 1918 Windham hotel — by the team behind Contra and Wildair.

An 1889 Victorian schoolhouse converted to 12 rooms — Forbes 5-star, slope-side service.

On an 80-foot cliff above Frenchman Bay — 10 adults-only rooms, private beach stairs, hot tub.

A 10,000-acre private barrier island — 16 rooms, fully inclusive, no day-trippers.

An 1860 hilltop captain's house — 25 rooms with the best harbor views in town, adults-friendly.

A 1920s Maine-island inn you get to by ferry — 21 rooms, wraparound porch, 9-hole golf course.

Five restored 1804 townhouses around a courtyard — 18 rooms, on-site culinary school, Michelin Key.

Sixteen themed adults-only suites — each different, all maximalist, all with private patios.

Norwegian-immigrant cabins from 1937 — 20 rooms in redwood groves, the Big Sur original.

A 10-room farmhouse inn on working cattle land — farm-dinner ethos, 20 minutes from Healdsburg plaza.

An 18th-century sea captain's home, restored in 2016 by its New York owners. AAA Four Diamond, 2025.

A 1874 Prohibition speakeasy turned nine-room boutique, run by Kelly and Bryan Binder. Café on the ground floor.

A 1915 Swiss-chalet-style inn on Lake Toxaway — 33 rooms, the Carolina Mountains classic.

A 1940s cypress-shingle B&B across the dunes — six rooms, adults-only, Jockey's Ridge views.

An 1875 Bahamian-style estate on a one-acre tropical garden — 17 adults-only rooms.

A 1760 Colonial mansion on Thames — shipping-magnate bones, supposedly with smuggling tunnels.

A 1900 Carnegie family mansion — the only hotel on Cumberland Island, fully inclusive, ferry-only access.

From the Rivertown Lodge owners — new-build cabins and lodge rooms in Leeds. Michelin Key.

Nine rooms in a Craftsman-revival lodge — the Whitefish design-set's pick.

A 1916 redwood-built oceanfront inn — 11 rooms, Two-Michelin-Star restaurant, Forbes 5-star.

A 1939 English Tudor-style home converted into 18 period-decorated rooms, steps from the water.

A 30-acre estate above Manchester, run by the Levis family since 1987. Destination weddings, family reunions, unapologetically eccentric.

A 1960s adobe on 10 high-desert acres south of town — eight rooms, courtyard fire pit, coyote-country quiet.

A two-suite architect-designed B&B at the park gate — straw-bale construction, outdoor shower, adults only.

Two acres of former farmland, 21 architect-designed cottages. The quiet luxury option in the loud Hamptons.

Newly renovated hilltop boutique with Coastal Alchemist restaurant and a saltwater pool.

A 1908 schoolhouse converted with cabins and a Japanese-style bathhouse — Columbia Gorge spa-hotel.

A 1960s motel reimagined by Wilco's bassist and a Brooklyn design crew. Sea Ranch on the Hoosic River.

A 10-acre eco-resort with the only certified-organic restaurant in Mendocino — 41 rooms, on-site farm.

Eleven rooms directly on Boothbay Harbor — walking distance to the footbridge and Tugboat Inn.

An 1801 inn in a restored village preserved by a Vermont non-profit. The whole town is the hotel.

An 1862 granite-block lodge inside Crawford Notch State Park — 13 rooms, trails from the door.

An 1790 plantation house on Bay Street — seven rooms, riverfront porches, family-owned.

An 1893 Queen Anne on the Cape Fear River — seven rooms in the historic district.

Vermont's oldest continuously operating inn — on the Dorset Green since 1796.

An eleven-room ocean-view inn on a 10-acre redwood grove — adults-only, all-inclusive breakfast and supper.

A Gothic Revival inn on upper Main Street, nearly 100 years of hosting the Vineyard's quietest half.

Clean-lines modernist in West Philly — quiet, specific, the opposite of the Marriott downtown.

225 acres where design, farming, and dinner are the same project.