The world’s best hotels and resorts aren’t necessarily overseas. In this list, our readers pick the most impressive properties right here at home.
Readers’ Choice Rating: 95.7
"There is something for all ages" at this "truly family-friendly," Addison Mizner-designed, Mediterranean-style resort on a private island. Rooms with wood furniture, overstuffed chairs, exposed beams, and Turkish rugs showcase views of the Black Banks River and the ocean. Staff "make you feel like you’ve arrived in another era, where manners and gentility are still the norm." Seven restaurants offer a variety of options. Take advantage of "tons of activities," including horseback riding; unwind at the "magnificent spa and fitness center," or enjoy a round of "fantastic golf."
9. BLANTYRE, LENOX
Readers’ Choice Rating: 96.3
"It’s our hideaway close to home." This ivy-cloaked Tudor-style country house on 117 acres in the Berkshiresis furnished with nineteenth-century antiques from France and England. Guest rooms have fireplaces, extensive book collections, and fabric-lined dresser drawers. Taking their lead from the “caring owner,” “staff are always exceptionally warm.” The main dining room offers a country-house dinner menu with French influences, accompanied by live piano music. “I wish the food were better, although the wine list is stupendous.” In winter, snow barbecues are held next to the ice rink—a.k.a. the flooded tennis courts.
Readers’ Choice Rating: 96.3
"It’s our hideaway close to home." This ivy-cloaked Tudor-style country house on 117 acres in the Berkshiresis furnished with nineteenth-century antiques from France and England. Guest rooms have fireplaces, extensive book collections, and fabric-lined dresser drawers. Taking their lead from the “caring owner,” “staff are always exceptionally warm.” The main dining room offers a country-house dinner menu with French influences, accompanied by live piano music. “I wish the food were better, although the wine list is stupendous.” In winter, snow barbecues are held next to the ice rink—a.k.a. the flooded tennis courts.
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