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Mid-Atlantic & South
1 hotelMountain West & Southwest
3 hotels
Bobcat Inn
A 1960s adobe on 10 high-desert acres south of town — eight rooms, courtyard fire pit, coyote-country quiet.
Dunton Hot Springs
A restored 1885 mining ghost town over the San Juans — thirteen hand-hewn cabins, hot springs in the old saloon floor, all-inclusive.

L'Auberge de Sedona
Eighty-eight cabin-style cottages on Oak Creek — Sedona's creekside flagship.
Pacific & West Coast
8 hotelsCaptain Whidbey
A 1907 madrona-log inn on a still cove of Penn Cove — creaky, romantic, a schooner tied up out front you can actually sail.

Deetjen's Big Sur Inn
Norwegian-immigrant cabins from 1937 — 20 rooms in redwood groves, the Big Sur original.
Inn at Schoolhouse Creek
Eight ocean-view acres south of the village — 16 rooms in farmhouse buildings + cottages.

Kalaloch Lodge
Oceanfront cedar cabins on the Pacific — 64 units, the Olympic National Park beachfront.
Lake Crescent Lodge
Built 1916 inside Olympic National Park — 52 rooms, lakeshore cabins, stunning summer-only access.

Lakedale Resort
82 acres on three private lakes — 28 rooms, family-run, San Juan Island's quiet inland alternative.

Lake Quinault Lodge
Built 1926 in the Quinault rainforest — 92 rooms, the only lodge inside the Quinault valley.
Lucia Lodge
Ten cliffside cabins south of Big Sur village — family-owned since the 1930s, 100% off-grid feel.
Islands & Outliers
3 hotels
Hana-Maui Resort
Seventy-five plantation-style rooms at the end of the Road to Hana — old Hawaii, no chain.

The Inn at Mama's Fish House
Twelve cottages on the same beach as Mama's Fish House — the only place to stay at Maui's most-loved restaurant.

Volcano Village Lodge
Five cabins-in-the-rainforest at Volcano Village — adults-only, walking distance to Volcanoes National Park.
