Sitting in the pretty town of Bluff, 50 minutes northeast of Monument Valley, 15 miles from Valley of the Gods and a short drive from Natural Bridges National Park, Gooseneck State Park and Hovenweep National Monument, Desert Rose Inn provides a great base from which to explore southern Utah’s parks and canyonlands.

Just 14 miles from downtown Moab, Red Cliffs Lodge is situated at the foot of the dramatic Red Rock Cliffs, a short drive from the Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. Nestled besides the Colorado River, the lodge is ideal for anyone wanting to experience white water rafting. Grand Junction, Colorado, is just 90 minutes away.

Glenstone Lodge is located two blocks from the heart of downtown, and within walking distance of many area attractions, restaurants and distilleries. The Gatlinburg Trolley stops right outside for even greater convenience and when it comes to outdoor activities, hiking, biking, fishing and horse riding are within easy reach.

Set within a hilltop meadow on historic Mount Roosevelt, The Lodge at Deadwood boasts a spectacular location a short drive from downtown Deadwood, the fabled home of many Wild West legends. Mount Rushmore is less than 60 miles away by car.

Inspired by the insatiable wanderlust and rebellious spirit of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, the historic downtown mansion once owned by the businessman and scion has been reinterpreted for the modern era as a lively and stylish social destination. Handcrafted architectural details, unique furnishings and flirtatious eccentricities, make for a one-of-a-kind East Coast escape.

Crater Lake Lodge, originally opened in 1915, is ideally positioned to explore wonderful Crater Lake National Park. Perched directly above the Lake, it offers wonderful views from its guestrooms and public areas. This is the only lodge located within the National Park, and is fairly rustic, making it ideal for explorers rather than those looking for creature comforts. The 71 guestrooms provide comfortable accommodation with either a bath or shower, however do not expect a television or telephone in the lodge rooms. Enjoy traditional Oregon favourites at Crater Lake Dining Room, try Annie Creek Restaurant for buffet-style dining or grab a snack on the go at Rim Village Café. Due to the terrain, Crater Lake Lodge is only open from May to September.

Built in 1924 along the banks of the scenic Rogue River, the hotel was a favourite retreat of Hollywood legends Clark Gable and Walt Disney. Today, following a complete restoration, the five lodge rooms and 11 river front cabins offer comfortable accommodation and a very personal service. No two rooms are alike, yet handmade quilts are commonplace and a Pacific Northwest theme echoes throughout. A deluxe continental breakfast and an evening wine reception are complimentary to guests, providing a perfect pre and post sanctuary from the hiking, fishing and rafting which can be enjoyed close by.

Located in Central Oregon, Driftwood Shores Resorts’ waterfront location brings with it breath-taking views of the Pacific Ocean. Merely steps away from ten miles of uninterrupted beautiful beaches, you may choose to sink your toes into the soft sand, walking the shoreline and collecting seashells, or choose to simply sit back and enjoy a good book. The resort is also situated just a few miles from Newport, and close to the popular Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, Sand Master Park and Sea Lion Caves.  Whether selecting a guestroom, or one of the one, two or three bedroom units complete with kitchenette, you will enjoy views of the ocean from a private patio or balcony. Visit Surfside Restaurant and Bar for delectable dining, with an emphasis on seafood. There is also an indoor swimming pool, complete with hot tub and children’s area.

An early 19th century antebellum mansion set in 26 acres of manicured gardens, Monmouth Historic Inn is located in Natchez, the oldest city on the Mississippi River. The Inn sits just five minutes from the historic district, which is dotted with antique shops and quaint restaurants.