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Commodore Perry Estate, Auberge Collection

Austin, United States

In Austin’s historic Hancock neighborhood, this 10-acre walled estate sets a 1928 Italian Renaissance Revival mansion, chapel and formal gardens apart from the city around it. Guest rooms are split between the restored mansion and a newer inn, giving the stay two distinct settings; the mansion’s historic rooms contrast with the inn’s custom and vintage furnishings. Lutie’s garden restaurant and the estate’s outdoor pool add reasons to linger on the grounds, while downtown remains a short drive away.

EAST Miami

Miami, United States

EAST Miami occupies a high-rise within Brickell City Centre, the mixed-use complex in Miami’s financial district. Its 352 accommodations comprise hotel rooms and suites alongside residence suites; the latter add a more apartment-like option within the hotel. The experience is distinctly urban: four outdoor pools sit on a shared deck, while Sugar, a garden-style rooftop bar, looks out over the city and Biscayne Bay from the 40th floor. Quinto anchors the hotel’s South American dining.

Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club

Surfside, United States

Opened by Four Seasons in 2017 on the site of the Surf Club, which began in 1930, this oceanfront property occupies nine acres in Surfside. Its scale is unusually intimate for a resort: 77 guest rooms sit alongside four bungalows and hotel residences, with the original clubhouse at the heart of the grounds. Richard Meier’s newer buildings frame that historic structure, while Joseph Dirand’s interiors and the beachfront setting shape a stay oriented around the shore, the pools and the club’s dining rooms.

Four Seasons Hotel Miami

Miami, United States

Four Seasons Hotel Miami occupies the hotel floors of a 70-storey Brickell tower, with 221 guest rooms and suites above a busy downtown business and dining district. Its defining feature is a two-acre, palm-filled rooftop deck with pools, cabanas and hammocks, set apart from the bayfront streets below. Inside, mid-century-inspired rooms and a Latin American art collection—including large Fernando Botero sculptures—give the high-rise a distinctly Miami character.

Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach

Palm Beach, United States

On Palm Beach Island, this four-story oceanfront resort faces the Atlantic from a stretch of sand. Its 207 accommodations comprise 193 guest rooms and 14 suites, each with a furnished balcony; views vary by category. Martin Brudnizki’s interiors use mid-century references and a palette inspired by Palm Beach pinks and natural greens. Days can centre on the beach and pools, with seafood at Seaway or live-fire Mediterranean-inspired cooking at Florie’s.

Hotel Bardo Savannah

Savannah, United States

Hotel Bardo occupies a late-19th-century mansion beside Forsyth Park in Savannah’s Historic District. Its 149 rooms and suites sit within a reworked Victorian-Romanesque landmark, where historic architecture meets a contemporary, color-forward design. The experience is shaped by its urban-resort layout: guests can move between the park, a year-round outdoor pool, the Saltgrass Spa, a private members’ club, and Saint Bibiana, the hotel’s coastal Italian restaurant. It suits travelers who want Savannah’s historic setting with a lively, on-property social scene.

Hotel Hartness

Greenville, United States

Hotel ICON, Autograph Collection

Houston, United States

In downtown Houston’s business and theater districts, Hotel ICON occupies a neoclassical landmark built for the Union National Bank. The 135 accommodations include 18 suites, while preserved architectural details—notably the original bank vault in the lobby—keep the building’s former life in view. Contemporary guest rooms and an on-site restaurant and bar make this a city-center base with a stronger sense of architectural history than a standard downtown tower.

Hotel Valencia Riverwalk

San Antonio, United States

Hotel Valencia Riverwalk is a 213-room downtown hotel set along a quieter stretch of San Antonio’s River Walk, with elevator access to the waterside path. Spanish Colonial interiors, designed by Rottet Studio, give its public spaces a strong sense of place. Dorrego’s restaurant, Naranja bar, a third-floor courtyard and a terrace overlooking the river make the hotel a destination in its own right, while the Majestic Theatre, the Alamo and Market Square are within walking distance.

Hotel ZaZa Dallas

Dallas, United States

Hotel ZaZa Dallas is a boutique hotel in Uptown, where bars and restaurants are within walking distance. Its 166 rooms include standard accommodations alongside suites with distinct themes—from Parisian-apartment styling to Asian-inspired interiors—and separately housed bungalows. The hotel’s character is more theatrical than a conventional business hotel: Dragonfly provides on-site dining, while ZaSpa and an outdoor pool add places to unwind without leaving the property. Pool hours vary by season and private events.

Little Palm Island Resort & Spa

Little Torch Key, United States

On a small private island in the Lower Florida Keys, Little Palm Island is a 30-suite adults-only resort reached by boat or seaplane rather than road. Its thatched-roof bungalow suites sit beneath palms beside the water, with British West Indies styling and private decks. The island stay is deliberately quiet, with no televisions in the suites. Guests arrive at the Little Torch Key welcome station before a boat crosses to the resort, making the transfer part of the experience rather than a curbside check-in.

Maison Métier

New Orleans, United States

Maison Métier occupies a six-story, 1908 former City Hall Annex in downtown New Orleans’ Warehouse District. Its 67 guestrooms and suites are arranged around a private Living Room, with a collection of commissioned art, vintage objects and bespoke furnishings giving the guesthouse a residential, layered character. Salon Salon, reached from the Living Room through a discreet entrance, serves cocktails and French Creole–influenced New Orleans cooking. The hotel sits near Lafayette Square, with downtown museums, restaurants and nightlife within reach.

Mayfair House Hotel & Garden

Miami, United States

In Coconut Grove, across from the shops and restaurants of CocoWalk, Mayfair House Hotel & Garden is a 179-room hotel built around planted spaces and a distinctive 1985 design by Kenneth Treister. Reopened in September 2022 after a redesign by Goodrich, it retains an architectural character that sets it apart from a conventional Miami high-rise. Individually styled rooms have balconies, while the rooftop pool, Sipsip rum bar and garden-level dining give guests several ways to spend time on the property.

Mokara Hotel & Spa

San Antonio, United States

Mokara is a 99-room-and-suite hotel set directly on San Antonio’s downtown River Walk. Its relatively intimate scale distinguishes it from larger nearby hotels, while a 17,000-square-foot spa and heated rooftop pool make wellness a central part of the stay. The surrounding riverfront walk, restaurants and city sights are close at hand; inside, recently redesigned rooms use soft neutrals, rich wood and marble finishes. It suits travelers who want a downtown base with substantial facilities for unwinding between outings.

Montage Palmetto Bluff

Bluffton, United States

Along the May River in South Carolina’s Lowcountry, Montage Palmetto Bluff occupies part of a 20,000-acre community between Hilton Head Island and Savannah. Its lodging ranges from Inn guestrooms and suites to cottages, signature residences and village homes spread across Wilson and Moreland villages. The larger landscape shapes the stay: a nature preserve, riverfront marina and Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course make this a place for outdoor pursuits as well as village dining, with a scale and setting quite different from a beach resort.

The Alluvian Hotel

Greenwood, United States

In downtown Greenwood, The Alluvian occupies the restored Hotel Irving, a four-story brick landmark that reopened as a hotel in 2003. Its 50 hotel rooms and suites draw their palette and textures from the Mississippi Delta; four furnished lofts offer a separate, longer-stay option. The property’s identity is closely tied to the surrounding town: Mississippi artists’ work appears throughout, while a cooking school, spa and longtime local restaurant are nearby on Howard Street.

The Cooper

Charleston, United States

The Cooper occupies a six-story waterfront site on Charleston’s peninsula, beside Joe Riley Waterfront Park in the French Quarter. Its 191 rooms and suites look toward the harbor, river, park or city, while the rooftop infinity pool and private marina make the water part of the stay rather than just a view. Four dining concepts and a 7,000-square-foot spa round out a contemporary hotel whose design references Charleston homes and sweetgrass basketry.

The Dewberry

Charleston, United States

The Dewberry occupies the restored, mid-century-modern L. Mendel Rivers Federal Building in downtown Charleston, bordering Marion Square. Its 153 rooms, suites and flats range from standard guest rooms to larger one-bedroom suites and flats. The hotel’s identity is carried through its interiors: vintage Danish furnishings, custom botanical armoires, Vermont marble and a brass chandelier. The result is a design-led city base that keeps the building’s modernist character in view while drawing on Charleston’s historic setting.

The Gasparilla Inn

Boca Grande, United States

On Gasparilla Island in the village of Boca Grande, The Gasparilla Inn is a seasonal historic resort that has welcomed guests since 1913. Its accommodations range from rooms in the main Inn to cottages, villas and private homes, giving the property a broader scale than its old-Florida façade suggests. The experience centers on an island village setting, with a Gulf-front Beach Club and resort activities alongside the Inn’s traditional social season.

The Inn on Biltmore Estate

Asheville, United States

The Inn is a 210-room hotel on Biltmore Estate, set on a hilltop amid the estate’s extensive grounds, with Blue Ridge Mountain views. Its recently renovated rooms reinterpret classical European style through details drawn from Biltmore House, while the property’s dining room, lounge, spa, and seasonal outdoor pool make it possible to spend much of a visit on the estate. Biltmore House, gardens, and Antler Hill Village are reached by the estate’s lodging shuttle.

The Lodge at Primland, Auberge Collection

Meadows of Dan, United States

On 12,000 acres in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, The Lodge at Primland spreads its accommodations across a substantial mountain estate: the central Lodge, cottages and cabins, and tree houses perched above the Dan River Gorge. Trails, a golf course and an observatory make the landscape part of the stay, whether you are here for outdoor pursuits or dark-sky stargazing. The scale and rural setting favor settling in and exploring the property rather than treating it as a quick stop.

The Ritz-Carlton Bal Harbour, Miami

Bal Harbour, United States

On Bal Harbour’s northern tip, this waterfront resort occupies a site between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. Its defining draw is a low-key coastal setting rather than Miami’s busier beachfront districts. The property is undergoing a transformation and plans to welcome guests again starting in January 2027. The hotel says the next chapter will bring redesigned guest rooms and suites, a chef-led signature restaurant, a members club, and an elevated spa and wellness offering.

The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas

Dallas, United States

In Uptown Dallas, this 21-story hotel places 218 guest rooms and suites within an urban property with private residences above. Its simplified Regency-style tower, clad in buff-colored brick and limestone, gives way to interiors refreshed with walnut and bone-toned finishes. Fearing’s, the hotel’s Southwestern restaurant, is a defining part of the stay; a Club Lounge and spa add quieter counterpoints to the McKinney Avenue setting. The appeal is a city hotel with a strong Texas dining identity, rather than a resort removed from the city.

The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island Golf Resort

Kiawah Island, United States

The Sanctuary is a 255-room oceanfront hotel on Kiawah, a barrier island of Atlantic shoreline, maritime forest and salt marsh south of Charleston. Opened in 2004, its four-story building takes the form of a grand seaside mansion, with traditional Southern interiors and antique furnishings. The defining draw is a self-contained coastal resort stay: beach access, hotel-only pools, a spa and several restaurants, with five golf courses and other resort activities elsewhere on the island.