We can’t pack in every detail that we love about this Texas hotspot, but we’ll cram in as much as we can. South Congress Hotel features 83 guest rooms outfitted with mid-century modern furniture, buzzy cafés and a restaurant by a former “Top Chef” winner and super cool on-site boutiques, all in one of Austin’s best neighborhoods.

You probably recognize this iconic pink building from photos given that it’s a staple to the Beverly Hills neighborhood. Classic L.A. landmarks like Rodeo Drive are nearby, and the Old Hollywood glamour stays alive in its range of plush rooms and suites (which can include posh amenities like an actual piano).

There’s a novel concept behind Palihouse that just works. The West Hollywood hotel combined the amenities and look of an urban lodge with the style of a residence to appeal to travelers who want to feel integrated into their destination. The venue features multiple gathering spaces—courtyard, rooftop, lounge—and rooms feature open floor plans and full kitchens.

A 2011 transformation turned this former 1800s schoolhouse into an award winning ski lodge with understated elegance in the heart of Park City. It has the intimate feel of a bed and breakfast (there are only 12 rooms) with the amenities and perks of a high-end resort—ski concierge included.

Surprise! That unassuming New York brownstone is actually a heavenly SoHo boutique hotel with an open-air atrium behind its doors. You can rent the “whole house” of 14 rooms, each of which are decorated with art from the owners’ personal collections and stocked with a locally-curated mini bar.

Downtown L.A. has experienced quite the resurgence, and the Ace Hotel puts you in the center of all the awesome restaurants, bars and shopping. Celebrities flock to the rooftop bar, where the skyline plays a perfect backdrop to the many weekly events, and the converted vintage theatre keeps the Old Hollywood glam alive. And, of course, the Ace Hotel’s industrial-hip accommodations include an acoustic guitar or curated vinyl collection.

“Southern charm” can also mean sleek and cool—at least that’s what The Brice exudes at its Savannah haven, where classic design elements are mixed with a surprise of modern flair. Multiple celebration spaces integrate the Secret Garden and Washington Square, and the on-site restaurants feature fresh juice and homemade pastries at breakfast and rustic Italian for dinner.

San Francisco’s iconic Summer of Love lives on at Hotel Zeppelin, where there’s a mold-breaking mindset to hospitality. The 196-room hotel celebrates the city’s counterculture, from the hand-painted murals and graffiti design elements to the edgy speakeasy bar in the lobby.

Everywhere you look from this Utah resort you’ll see surrounding desert mountains (seriously—even from the massage tables). Amangiri’s 34 suites and one four-bedroom home blend seamlessly into the dramatic landscape for a sense of serenity you won’t find at a typical resort.

Sneak away to Morocco—oops, we mean Palm Springs—to celebrate at this Mediterranean-inspired hideaway with romantic courtyards and saltwater pools begging for a visit. Start your day with a poolside yoga session or wander downtown on the provided cruiser bikes.

The 21c Museum Hotels collection is made up of historic buildings—in this case, the Fayette National Bank Building—that have been morphed into boutique hotels with contemporary art spaces. From a lounge art installation that varies based on the weather to a private dining room in the former safety deposit vault, nothing about this Lexington space is average.

The lively Santa Monica Beach and Pier are steps away from this five-star resort overlooking the Pacific. You can choose to get in on the action—including at The Bungalow, the hotel’s popular night spot—or find peace in the tranquil rooms or bungalows that take beachside retreat to a whole new level.

This fabulous South Beach hotel exudes glamour with its Miami-sleek whites and exclusive beach club by day and underground nightclub (with a bowling alley and ice skating rink) by night. Throw a swanky affair here, or stay with friends in one of 28 oceanfront bungalows.

The fact that this 70-room boutique hotel is in a former warehouse in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, should tell you most of what you need to know: It’s got an artsy-hip but historic vibe, it’s surrounded by super trendy restaurants and bars, and the views of Manhattan are spectacular.

Skip the rustic ski lodge and head straight for this sophisticated Aspen hotel, which exudes cozy ski chalet. A private library nook, mountain views out your window, antler chandeliers and an Auberge spa all add to the decadence, as does the ski concierge and complimentary Mercedes use.

Vermont. In the fall. By the fireplace. That’s all we need to add this 1795 farmhouse (once owned by Nobel Prize-winning writer Sinclair Lewis) to our getaway list. Each room is custom decorated with warm, snuggle-me hues, and the lodge amenities are high-brow wonderful—there’s a 15,000-bottle wine cellar and Champagne-and-cheese hour is a thing.

If you appreciate rock ‘n’ roll, your soul will be happy at this quirky Austin hotel that’s inspired by music from the ‘60s and ‘70s. The Hotel Saint Cecilia pays homage to the era in both its décor—a stylish hodgepodge of colorful patterns and funky vintage furniture—and amenities, such as the lending library of vintage LPs (to use in the provided record players in every room).

If you want that relaxed Aloha-vibe without sacrificing urban creature comforts, The Modern Honolulu is right up your alley. With large events spaces that can host up to 800, it’s easy to picture a company retreat or wedding on this property, which is steps away from Waikiki Beach and Honolulu’s nightlife scene.

If you’re planning a trip to Soho, you should reserve a chic hotel suited for days of exploring one of New York's most vibrant neighborhoods. Enter SIXTY Soho, a stylish retreat that in-the-know locals flock to for its rooftop terrace and Southern Italian restaurant. Throwing a party? Reserve the bar or the penthouse suite for small gatherings.

Here in Long Island City, you don't have to sacrifice space like you do in Manhattan hotel rooms—but you can still get the skyline views and easy NYC access. Boro Hotel’s stylish, minimalistic rooms feature custom furniture and oak floors, and the farm-to-table food and modern common spaces (especially that rooftop bar) are reason enough to make it your Big Apple base.

Consider a wedding, corporate event or group birthday at this Chicago hotel with a central location and a very compelling perk: The rooftop bar sits 23 stories high and offers one of the best views in the city.

Eco-friendly snow lovers: Grab your gear and head to this LEED-certified, ski-in/ski-out resort at the base of Aspen’s Snowmass Village. Plan the perfect après party with Rocky Mountain views or just make yourself at home in the cozy rooms—each of which come with a full kitchen.

The California wine country town of Solvang is fully committed to its Danish heritage. While the village focuses on the history, The Landsby brings a hip, Scandinavian aesthetic with its adorably chic accommodations that remind us of a cozy luxury apartment.

Plan a shopping trip on Chicago’s Michigan Avenue then relax at this reimagined historic icon that used to be a members-only club during the 1893 World’s Fair. Highlights include nods to the hotel’s sporty past (like the boxing-style robes for guests and a Game Room with bocce ball and shuffleboard) and the stunning Cindy’s rooftop terrace, with views of Millennium Park and Lake Michigan.

Just because you’re all about that classy life doesn’t mean you have to hide your artsy side. At Hotel Van Zandt, you’ll sense both the sophisticated and laid-back creative side of Austin (spot great views of the cityscape from the outdoor pool deck).

Opened in May 2017, The LINE DC was formerly a 110-year-old neoclassical church before a team of chefs, artists and designers got together to turn it into a dynamic 220-room hotel. At home in Adams Morgan, one of the liveliest neighborhoods in D.C., The LINE is surrounded by coffee shops, trendy boutiques and practically every type of cuisine you can dream of.

Skip the standard downtown hotel and opt for the thoughtful, contemporary Thompson Nashville in the center of the city’s music and arts scene. A James Beard Award-winning chef is behind the hotels’ three restaurants, where you can experience the flavor of Nashville’s farmers.

If you’re searching for a true Hawaiian paradise, we’ve found it for you. After a major makeover in 2016, this lux resort on the state’s smallest island of Lanai became an even more picture-perfect destination. With lush gardens, pools that feel like secluded lagoons, and elegant, modern rooms for relaxing after a day of hiking, biking, kayaking, surfing, whale watching…we’re ready to say aloha.

Montauk is the furthest point you can reach on Long Island, and there’s something so uniquely moody and romantic about the coastal edge of New York. Gurney’s Montauk exudes the ideal chic and airy Hamptons atmosphere, with rooms, suites and beachfront cottages overlooking saltwater pools and a private beach.

Whether you’re planning your fantasy wedding or an indulgent spa weekend, the expansive Ojai Valley Inn & Spa won’t disappoint. Set in a soulful town 80 miles northwest of L.A., this resort is a mountainside oasis with easy access to the outdoors and unforgettable views of pink sunsets.

Escape to the idyllic New England countryside at The Mayflower Grace, where the homey 30-room inn and landscaped gardens will instantly transport you to another time. Plan a dreamy wedding in the Shakespeare Garden or invite your squad to join on wellness-focused weekend with free fitness classes and treatments in the all-white spa.

If Palm Springs got together with Boston, The Verb Hotel would be the result. The boutique hotel, which sits next to Fenway Park, celebrates the rock ‘n’ roll era with mid-century modern furnishing and music memorabilia that cover the walls. When the weather allows, the pool has a lively hangout scene.

In a city covered in desert earth tones, The Saguaro brings a splash of color to Scottsdale. You can’t help but be happy lounging by the pool or relaxing in these stylish, bright surroundings, and the nearby access to the city’s best galleries, cafés and boutiques doesn’t hurt either.

Southern charm and modern design converge at this 18-room boutique hotel in New Orleans, where each room is curated with custom furniture and local artwork. (Bringing a crew? Book the three-bedroom Penthouse Suite). Ask the friendly staff where to find po' boys, fried chicken and live jazz in the neighboring Garden District.

Back in the day, Ambassador Chicago hosted the likes of Frank Sinatra and Marilyn Monroe. Today, the modern hotel in Chicago’s Gold Coast neighborhood features spacious rooms with contemporary furnishings and whimsical details.

This sexy boutique hotel in Miami Beach’s historic district gives you the glam you’d expect from South Beach and a surprising wellness focus that you might not (spa treatments, an organic-focused menu). The revamped 1920s Art Deco building overlooks one of America’s most iconic beaches and is swathed in bright blues and sea-foam greens—which ensures that you won’t forget you’re on a beach vacation.

Throw a corporate retreat or ocean-view wedding at this low-key, high-glamour tropical destination in Miami. Lounge around the elegant Library or Conservatory, sneak in a yoga session in the Wellness Garden or check the monthly list of events for live music and festivals.

You won’t find anything like this fashionable New York City hotel, which features a distinguishing Gothic cathedral event space and views of its namesake High Line Park. The mid-1800s building maintains its character while blending in modern touches, from the lobby’s Intelligentsia-serving baristas or the rooms’ oversized beds and marble countertops.

The view of Montecito’s Butterfly Beach is just as spectacular as this Spanish-Colonial style resort itself. Rent one of the property’s beach cruisers to pedal through thesecluded jungle gardens and along the shoreline, then enjoy the charcuterie plate (they cure their own meats!) at the famous Bella Vista Restaurant. Finish your day with a glass of wine in front of your bungalow’s outdoor fireplace.

It would be hard to top this fantasy winter wedding destination, where your guests would have ski in-ski out access to Aspen Mountain and a gondola ride to over 11,000 feet to join your celebration. Party or not, this five-star mountain-cosmopolitan hotel makes a posh launching pad for a trip to the mountains.

The Thompson Chicago does luxury in an unpretentious fashion, creating the look of an edgy artist’s living room—dark woods, antler chandeliers, hints of graffiti—in the common spaces, and taking a more subtle color palette for its city-view rooms. Within walking distance from Lake Michigan and Michigan Avenue Shopping, the Gold Coast hotel is convenient for exploring.

Eat well and pamper yourself at Napa Valley’s Solage Calistoga, where the classic California laidback luxury is on point. Families or friends traveling together will appreciate the studio-style rooms with plenty of indoor-outdoor living space; wellness fans will value the posh fitness center and spa.

Wait, this hip and quirky hotel is in Texas?! Featuring giant art installations, sleek digs, unique shopping and artisanal food options, this venue is a true downtown Dallas standout. Flexible event spaces can add style, whether you’re hosting an urban wedding or a trendy fashion show.

As if this Charleston charmer didn’t offer enough with its 18-room inn inside a cluster of historic buildings. It also has huge appeal for food lovers, with a daily-changing menu of updated country classics and a cooking school with hands-on classes for guests.

A weekend of wine tasting is even better when you get to return to this boutique getaway in Healdsburg, a charming Sonoma County town with wine tasting rooms, tree-lined streets and cozy cafés. Relax in the garden under fig and olive trees, cruise around on a complimentary chartreuse-green bike, or book a wine-infused spa treatment.

Get away from it all and let someone else do the planning at this all-inclusive Montana ranch with year-round outdoor activities, live music and gourmet meals included in your cost (if you want). Pick the accommodations (or event spaces) right for you—The Ranch at Rock Creek offers a lavish lodge, modern glamping cabins, a historic barn and luxury homes.

There’s something compelling and mysterious about hotels steeped in history. As the city’s first private club (founded in 1880), the Los Angeles Athletic Club still carries an aura of exclusiveness for guests, who can stay in one of 72 rooms and take advantage of the active perks (Olympic-sized pool, basketball court) and private spaces (like the 1,000-bottle wine cellar).

Oh hey there, Red Rocks. Take yourself off the grid, order the house prickly pear margarita and stare out onto the insane landscape surrounding this Arizona resort. Your Adobe casita will be your home base for all of Enchantment’s offerings, from tennis clinics to organic composting and cooking demos. Note: The epic sunsets are must-see.

Embrace the wide-open Montana surroundings at this authentic working cattle ranch, where views of the Sierra Madre mountain range abound from the 30,000-acre property. Go flyfishing or horseback riding, celebrate with a family-style feast at the outdoor Chuckwagon grill, then snuggle up in your log-cabin-like room.

Sustainability is a huge focus of the LEED-certified Bardessono Hotel & Spa in Napa Valley’s Yountville, evidenced by the hidden solar panels on the roof and salvaged woods used on property. Book one of 62 comfortable suites for easy access to chef Thomas Keller’s nearby French Laundry and Bouchon Bakery, or enjoy strolling back from a tasting at one of many local wineries within walking distance.