Why bother with overcrowded tourist destinations in Europe this summer when there are so many charming and unexpected places to explore? Here are some unique destinations to enjoy your summer vacation, including a renovated motel on a beach in New York, Airstream suites under the stars in Utah, new accommodations in Kentucky that pay homage to horse culture, and a ranch in Wyoming that offers activities like cuddling with goats and learning about llamas. And if you’re craving an international getaway, it’s the low season in Argentina, where a boutique hotel has opened amidst the vineyards and wineries of Mendoza. Whether you’re a wine enthusiast or an animal lover, a peaceful retreat awaits.
Greenport, N.Y.
Silver Sands Motel and Beach Bungalows
Why spend your summer in the crowded Hamptons when you can have a more relaxed escape on Long Island’s North Fork? Silver Sands is a former 1950s motel that has been revitalized into a beachfront getaway. With 20 rooms, eight beach shacks, and four bungalows, there are plenty of options for accommodations. The beach houses with full kitchens and fireplaces will also be available in the fall. Don’t worry about finding food elsewhere, as the food and beverage options at Silver Sands are overseen by renowned chef Ryan Hardy. From seafood and lobster rolls at Eddie’s Oyster Bar to pizza from the onsite food truck, there’s something for everyone. Guests can also enjoy complimentary kayaks and bikes. Unlike other beach properties, Silver Sands plans to remain open year-round. Prices start at $500 a night for bungalows, $595 a night for motel rooms, and $645 a night for beach shacks during the peak season.
Lexington and Louisville, Ky.
The Manchester
Discover the best of Kentucky’s bourbon and horse racing culture at The Manchester, a new hotel with 125 rooms and suites. Located in Lexington’s distillery district, the hotel pays tribute to the area’s history with its brick facade reminiscent of bourbon warehouses. Inside, you’ll find warm and inviting rooms adorned with wood and jewel-toned accents. Indulge in Appalachian-inspired dishes at the Granddam restaurant before heading up to the Lost Palm bar and lounge on the roof, which channels the horse culture of 1960s South Florida. With its tiki cocktails and tropical-inspired dishes, you’ll feel like you’ve been transported to a different era. The hotel also features a gym for those looking to stay active. Prices start at $220 a night.
Hotel Genevieve
In Louisville’s East Market district, Hotel Genevieve is a 122-room boutique hotel that celebrates Kentucky’s history and culture. With a mix of modern and vintage furniture and artwork, the hotel offers a unique and stylish ambiance. Dine at Rosettes, where you’ll find dishes inspired by horse racing ribbons, crafted by culinary director Ashleigh Shanti. Enjoy cocktails and light bites at Bar Genevieve, or grab a quick coffee and breakfast at Mini Marché. The Lucky Penny bar provides a cozy and intimate atmosphere for late-night drinks. Prices start at $195 a night.
Virgin, Utah
AutoCamp Zion
If camping isn’t your thing, AutoCamp Zion offers a luxurious alternative to traditional camping near Zion National Park. Choose from various accommodations, including Airstreams and cabins. The Classic Airstream Suite features a kitchenette, queen bed, private bathroom, and a private patio with a fire pit and dining area. The Classic Cabin offers a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living area, and an outdoor dining area. Accessible accommodations are also available. Enjoy the desert landscape from the comfort of the Clubhouse, where you can find the General Store for refreshments. The Kitchen offers a range of delicious dishes, and guests can also take part in free morning yoga sessions, go for a swim in the pool, or borrow mountain bikes for a ride. Prices start at $269 a night.
Mendoza, Argentina
SB Winemaker’s House & Spa Suites
Escape the summer crowds in the United States and experience Argentina’s tranquility at this boutique wine hotel in Mendoza. With just seven suites, this hotel offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by the Andes and vineyards. The spa suites feature private gardens with fire pits and heated loungers, steam rooms, “sensations showers,” massage tables, and locally made bath products. Each suite also has a living room, terrace, and wine fridge. The hotel’s restaurant, La VidA, serves traditional Argentine cuisine, and guests can participate in wine tastings and blending classes. Explore the surrounding areas on a “wine safari” or indulge in a wine-themed spa treatment. Admire the works of Argentine and Brazilian artists throughout the property or break a sweat with the provided exercise kits. Prices start at $780 a night and the hotel caters to guests aged 15 and older.
Saratoga, Wyo.
Brush Creek Ranch
Don’t overlook the pleasures of mountain towns in the summertime, and Brush Creek Ranch in Wyoming offers a plethora of activities to enjoy. With three guest ranches to choose from, you can stay at the Lodge & Spa, Magee Homestead, or French Creek. Activities include llama hikes and picnics, horseback riding, fly fishing, and much more. Unwind in the Lodge & Spa’s Trailhead Lodge or one of the private log cabins. Experience a luxurious stay at Magee Homestead’s cozy cabins or enjoy glamping in a yurt at French Creek. Prices vary depending on the chosen accommodation and experiences.
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