Jackson Building in Minneapolis’ North Loop was built in 1897 as a farm implement showroom and warehouse with trains going directly inside the building. In 2016 a complete transformation along with a full renovation was finished and it turned the brick-and-timber warehouse into an elegant and edgy boutique hotel. The ...

Miami Beach is like a tropical island, but with Whole Foods on every corner. It was cleared of mangroves in the 19th century to make way for coconut farms, but property developers quickly realized the potential and incorporated it into a city. Ever since Miami Beach has been a trendsetter ...

Just 80 miles North of New York City you can find the charming town of New Paltz. A small path is leading from here to a secluded getaway called the Mohonk Mountain House. The 150-year-old building sits right by the Mohonk Lake, neighboring the Mohonk Preserve that has over 8,000 ...

Amangani resort is perched on a secluded hilltop at the edge of the Grand Teton National Park. This peaceful home – which is literally the translation of Amangani – offers magical views of the Snake River Valley and the highest mountain in the national park, the Grand Teton. This panorama ...

Heceta is not to be confused with Hecate who was the goddess of the witches back in the day, but this Lighthouse was built in 1894 long after the 17th Century. Today the light shines across the Northwest Pacific Ocean rescuing ships from hugging the jagged rocks below. Comprising of ...

The Aman luxury hotel group famous for its unique accommodations around the world has opened up its newest resort. Set in the raw wilderness of the Utah desert, the Camp Sarika by Amangiri only consists of ten tented pavilions. The name, Amangiri, comes from the Sanskrit word meaning "open space" ...

Located in the heart of Dallas’ business district, The Joule is a luxury hotel set in an old 1920s neo-Gothic landmark building. All 161 rooms, including four penthouses, are decorated with modern touches, luxurious linens and more. From the “Demi Joule,” a petite urban escape, to the “Terrace Suite” with ...

A recorded Texas landmark and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this historic hotel is just a two-minute walk from the shores of the Lake Lyndon B. Johnson and a minute from downtown Kingsland. Simple, Victorian-style rooms and suites come with antique furniture and en suite bathrooms. Three ...

An ode to times long before the digital age, The Collective Paper Factory in Long Island City, NY lies at the crossroads of the Kaufman Arts District and Astoria in the borough of Queens. This is the co-living company’s first space in the United States. The 100-year-old building was once ...

You might have guessed it from the name: this hotel is for all the geeks out there. Referring to Albert Einstein's famous equation, EMC2 is an art-and-science-themed hotel “geared toward both left- and right-brained guests” for a unique experience. The concept behind EMC2 was inspired by Northwestern Chicago where the ...

Spread over 4,600 acres just outside Branson, Missouri, Big Cedar Lodge was started by Johnny Morris as a place for his customers to test fishing boats. Today, it’s an extensive complex of lodges, cottages and cabins… and a one-stop-shop for holiday entertainment. The list of retreat activities goes on and ...

Red Caboose Motel in Strasburg, Pennsylvania is a place with a history. In fact, so much history that there’s an entire book devoted to the place (you can pick it up in the gift shop). Long story short, it all started when Donald M. Denlinger placed a half-hearted bid on ...

Earthship is not a hotel but, rather, a new sustainable way of life. Created by Earthship Biotecture, these eco-lodgings are unlike any other. While Earthships can be found in all 50 states and more than 20 countries, there is only one site in which you can book a stay. Located ...

For something that’s called Public Hotel, this place is pretty damn exclusive. Actually, forget exclusive. This place is fabulous. But despite extravagant looks, Public Hotel is actually very decently priced (if you can say that anything is decently priced in New York). The modest pricing is a conscious choice of ...

Opened in 1928, Beverly Wilshire has been popular with celebrities for almost a century now thanks to its popular location at Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills. It hosted president Barack Obama, Elvis Presley, John Lennon and many more distinguished guests – some of them fictional. It was here that the characters ...

Those treehouse hotels never stop surprising you! You think you’ve seen it all and then another one pops up, even more crazy than the previous ones. Like the O2 Treehouse. I mean, just look at this pinecone-shaped beauty! Dustin Feider built his first geodesic treehouse for a thesis project at ...

Located in Coral Gables southwest of Downtown Miami, this beautiful and historic hotel is famous for its luxury and ghostly past. Built in 1926, the idea behind the Biltmore Hotel was to provide a luxury epicenter of sports and fashion for the wealthy crowds that came to holiday in the ...

Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the Crowne Plaza at Historic Union Station is housed within America’s first “union station” in Indianapolis. Offering 273 guest rooms, the most popular feature of this unique hotel is the 26 authentic Pullman train car rooms. Still set on their original tracks, ...

The historic United Artists Building, designed by Mary Pickford, was constructed as a film studio in the center of L.A. back in 1927. It was the tallest building in the city for one year after its completion. The building stands as a shining monument to American artistic spirit and theatrical ...

When you think of Williamsburg, New York, you probably think chic boutiques, art galleries, and great nightlife. With the all-present cool vibe, the Williamsburg Hotel lives and breathes the atmosphere of Brooklyn’s hip neighborhood. This place is a great start if you want to fully emerge yourself in the crazy ...