Top Hotels In America

The hotel is part of the Williamsburg historical site which takes people back in time and nature to when the America’s was still young and forests abound with the smell of pine that clears the soul of the stresses of daily city life. The hotel is conveniently located right at the beginning of the entry [...]

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The Lodge is one of America’s Historic hotels but sadly it was victim to the devastating 2005 fires that went thought the area leaving much devastation. The Lodge has managed to re-open part of it’s previous splendor besides Placid lake, the main building has broken ground last March and is undergoing needed repairs due to [...]

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Another of America’s top and historic hotels, the Jefferson is a journey down memory lane into the past of Jefferson’s Riverfront District. Formerly a cotton storage warehouse, it has since changed hands many times over which has left history within it’s walls. The hotel is a restored hotel formerly known as the Crystal Palace way [...]

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Named after the Native Tu Tu’ Tunne Rogue Indians in a former encampment where the lodge stands which opened it’s doors in 1970. Located deep in rural southwest Oregon around forty miles from the California border in a wooded stretch on the Rogue River just a few miles from the Pacific Ocean. The rustic Oregon [...]

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The Los Manos Bed and Breakfast, Buena Vista, Colorado, has suites made from already dead trees that have dies naturally, Pine floors are taken from beetle infested dead trees as well as the adobe used for the walls which comes from local quarries, the resort boasts all natural and local products. Using solar and wind [...]

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The Asheville Green Cottage is green but the name goes deeper than the color of the moss and trees that decorate the rustic looking cottage as it blends in with it’s natural surroundings. They use organic mattresses from natural latex; eat organic fruit which is grown locally, organically produced wool and cotton used for their [...]

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Next on the list is the Sadie Cove Wilderness Lodge, Alaska, which runs totally of the grid by generating their own power with the use of wind and hydro electric generating units. The rustic ambiance gives a new meaning to the word relaxing in a true sense. Want a weekend away from the hassles and [...]

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The El Encanto is gracious as it is located in the historic San Jose del Cabo with its charming narrow streets and historic buildings and boulevards. If one seeks to experience the warmth and comfort of old Mexican-style Hacienda architecture with lush tropical grounds and the smell of jasmine floating in the early morning dew. [...]

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Image from the Wigwam motel website: http://www.galerie-kokopelli.com/wigwam/images.html One of the most unique hotels in America is the Wigwam Motel. A registered national monument, it was originally a part of a 7 wigwam chain villages. Now, only three remain. While the Wigwam Motel is only a Wigwam in terms of the facade – as the structure [...]

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An oasis in the arid Tucson area, Loews Ventana Canyon Resort is a sight to behold. Made to look as part of the natural landscape with walls covered in vines and with sights of the spectacular landscape and beauty that is Tucson. With almost 400 luxurious rooms and 2 Presidential Suites it is one of [...]

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