Amazing Hotels in the US

[Tommy-G]

Looking for a 3-4 day getaway and want to stay at a really cool hotel.
-must have a great restaurant on site or be near good foodie spots
-must be in the US
-no AirBNB’s
-not Vegas (this time)

Watcha got?

[cfm56d7b]

Originally Posted by Tommy-G

Looking for a 3-4 day getaway and want to stay at a really cool hotel.
-must have a great restaurant on site or be near good foodie spots
-must be in the US
-no AirBNB’s
-not Vegas (this time)

Watcha got?

Are you planning to fly or drive?

[Bingham]

St. Julian Boulder, CO
Ritz Carlton Reynolds plantation north, GA
Del Coronado, Coronado, CA
Four seasons, pick ur city

Safe travels.

B.

[SickGTR]

Originally Posted by Tommy-G

Looking for a 3-4 day getaway and want to stay at a really cool hotel.
-must have a great restaurant on site or be near good foodie spots
-must be in the US
-no AirBNB’s
-not Vegas (this time)

Watcha got?

Any Four Seasons

[mapleleaf1773]

The Greenbrier Resort - https://www.greenbrier.com

Owned by our Governor. Many great "nature" things to do. The Cass scenic Railroad is such a treat amongst many other things.

[Tommy-G]

Originally Posted by cfm56d7b

Are you planning to fly or drive?

Either

[Tommy-G]

Originally Posted by mapleleaf1773

The Greenbrier Resort - https://www.greenbrier.com

Owned by our Governor. Many great "nature" things to do. The Cass scenic Railroad is such a treat amongst many other things.

Wow! Jackets required in the casino. Baller 😳

[M_Six]

There are some really nice hotels on the Boston waterfront and there is a water taxi from Logan airport to those hotels, so no need to rent a car. The North End is chock full of great food places and easily walkable from the harborfront hotels. All of the downtown area is walkable from there as well. No shortage of good places to eat.

And we stayed here several years ago on our way back from Nashville. It's a cool place, but again, it was years ago. I'm not sure what they have for dining and entertainment now, but it might be worth a look.

https://www.frenchlick.com/hotels/westbaden

[mapleleaf1773]

Yea you wanted top notch. This is it.

This is the resort that they built the bunker under/near for the "important people" in case the world is taken out.

https://www.greenbrier.com/Activitie...-%2820%29.aspx

[Tommy-G]

Originally Posted by M_Six

There are some really nice hotels on the Boston waterfront and there is a water taxi from Logan airport to those hotels, so no need to rent a car. The North End is chock full of great food places and easily walkable from the harborfront hotels. All of the downtown area is walkable from there as well. No shortage of good places to eat.

Love Boston. When I lived in Jersey we would go for a weekend. This place is dope.
https://www.marriott.com/hotels/trav...-hotel-boston/

And Nine Zero hotel also

[shoei]

If y'all gonna keep mentioning Boston or MA, might as well send him to Martha's. It's nice this time of year.

[NorCalAthlete]

I'm a bit biased here, and to me it's nice but "normalized". To others though I get a lot of comments on how amazing it is to play golf there frequently and have it easily available to me so maybe it's more of a standout to people not from the area.

https://www.halfmoonbaygolf.com/

Check out Half Moon Bay though. Great little getaway spot, gorgeous views, fantastic restaurant + back patio firepits w/ additional food and drinks (and cigars and wine and whiskey / whatever your preference).

Pasta Moon, It's Italia, Shiki Japanese Cousine are all just a few minutes away. Tons of great hiking within 5-10 minute drive away - or just walk the coastal trail from the Ritz up to the harbor (warning: that's like a 7 mile walk each direction, but you can walk there and then call the Ritz for a complimentary pickup in one of the house cars - usually either a Benz S-class, Benz SUV, or Yukon / Escalade type vehicle). Alternatively you can just call down to the front desk and have them give you a ride both ways.

Within about 30 minutes drive there are a few local breweries and wineries in San Mateo, Redwood City, etc and Burlingame Ave has some GREAT food spots. Actually pretty much anywhere "over the hill" (highway 92) opens up a ton of great food for anything you can think of - Mexican, Vietnamese, Japanese, German, Ethiopian, whatever. Wursthall in San Mateo (owned by Kenji Lopez-Alt has some fantastic food and beers, I've celebrated birthdays there with friends. ~30 min from the Ritz.

[shoei]

Where do you currently live, Tommy? And what activities or sites do you want to see? With significant other or solo?

Also need to know budget. We going god tier level or nah? Lol.

[bosstones]

No suggestions yet for the Clown Motel in Tonopah? :

[Pablo Chacon]

Originally Posted by Tommy-G

Looking for a 3-4 day getaway and want to stay at a really cool hotel.
-must have a great restaurant on site or be near good foodie spots
-must be in the US
-no AirBNB’s
-not Vegas (this time)

Watcha got?

Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria Resort
Or
Hilton Waikoloa Village

[ASAP]

Setai Miami Beach or the 1 Hotel Miami Beach

Hope you got money prepared.

[hubbahubba]

Originally Posted by NorCalAthlete

I'm a bit biased here, and to me it's nice but "normalized". To others though I get a lot of comments on how amazing it is to play golf there frequently and have it easily available to me so maybe it's more of a standout to people not from the area.

https://www.halfmoonbaygolf.com/

Check out Half Moon Bay though. Great little getaway spot, gorgeous views, fantastic restaurant + back patio firepits w/ additional food and drinks (and cigars and wine and whiskey / whatever your preference).

Pasta Moon, It's Italia, Shiki Japanese Cousine are all just a few minutes away. Tons of great hiking within 5-10 minute drive away - or just walk the coastal trail from the Ritz up to the harbor (warning: that's like a 7 mile walk each direction, but you can walk there and then call the Ritz for a complimentary pickup in one of the house cars - usually either a Benz S-class, Benz SUV, or Yukon / Escalade type vehicle). Alternatively you can just call down to the front desk and have them give you a ride both ways.

Within about 30 minutes drive there are a few local breweries and wineries in San Mateo, Redwood City, etc and Burlingame Ave has some GREAT food spots. Actually pretty much anywhere "over the hill" (highway 92) opens up a ton of great food for anything you can think of - Mexican, Vietnamese, Japanese, German, Ethiopian, whatever. Wursthall in San Mateo (owned by Kenji Lopez-Alt has some fantastic food and beers, I've celebrated birthdays there with friends. ~30 min from the Ritz.

+1.

[BklynNYBMW]

Originally Posted by Tommy-G

Looking for a 3-4 day getaway and want to stay at a really cool hotel.
-must have a great restaurant on site or be near good foodie spots
-must be in the US
-no AirBNB’s
-not Vegas (this time)

Watcha got?

Any Ritz Carlton in Southern California. I have a preference for the one in Santa Barbara. Also Terranea Resort (Rancho Palos Verdes) it has the best view of Catalina Island across the Pacific. I have been going there every year for the past 8 years (except last year due to COVID). Try one of the villas or Casitas. I believe Terranea was where Tiger was staying when he had his accident.
If your thinking NYC. The Palace Hotel. Stay in the Towers or, Mandarin Oriental
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[hubbahubba]

Originally Posted by bosstones

No suggestions yet for the Clown Motel in Tonopah? :

Don't forget the Space Age Lodge in Gila Bend!

[Germanauto]

Originally Posted by NorCalAthlete

I'm a bit biased here, and to me it's nice but "normalized". To others though I get a lot of comments on how amazing it is to play golf there frequently and have it easily available to me so maybe it's more of a standout to people not from the area.

https://www.halfmoonbaygolf.com/

Check out Half Moon Bay though. Great little getaway spot, gorgeous views, fantastic restaurant + back patio firepits w/ additional food and drinks (and cigars and wine and whiskey / whatever your preference).

Pasta Moon, It's Italia, Shiki Japanese Cousine are all just a few minutes away. Tons of great hiking within 5-10 minute drive away - or just walk the coastal trail from the Ritz up to the harbor (warning: that's like a 7 mile walk each direction, but you can walk there and then call the Ritz for a complimentary pickup in one of the house cars - usually either a Benz S-class, Benz SUV, or Yukon / Escalade type vehicle). Alternatively you can just call down to the front desk and have them give you a ride both ways.

Within about 30 minutes drive there are a few local breweries and wineries in San Mateo, Redwood City, etc and Burlingame Ave has some GREAT food spots. Actually pretty much anywhere "over the hill" (highway 92) opens up a ton of great food for anything you can think of - Mexican, Vietnamese, Japanese, German, Ethiopian, whatever. Wursthall in San Mateo (owned by Kenji Lopez-Alt has some fantastic food and beers, I've celebrated birthdays there with friends. ~30 min from the Ritz.

Wonderful property but my issue is that (a) service was not up to par with the price an (b) there's not much to do in Half Moon Bay.

But the location/views are great, golf course is outstanding, they have tennis courts as well, and bike rentals. There are some beautiful biking paths near by.

[fiveohwblow]

Originally Posted by Pablo Chacon

Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria Resort
Or
Hilton Waikoloa Village

Think outside continental us may not work but that’s not for me to decide. That said, the Hilton Waikoloa is one of my absolute favorites in the US.

[Angelo_GraysonMiniBMW]

https://www.blackberryfarm.com/ Enough said