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Not a beach person? You can still enjoy a luxurious summer escape without leaving the country. These seven resorts provide memorable, upscale getaways filled with relaxation and activities—no sand required. © Omni Hotels & Resorts -
Omni Bedford Springs Resort in Bedford, Pennsylvania, blends history and modern luxury. Founded in 1806 around a mineral spring, the property is one of the best-preserved 19th‑century resort hotels. Its extensive grounds include a world-class spa, golf course, and a wide range of outdoor summer activities.
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Mohonk Mountain House, a short drive from New York City, is ideal for families and outdoor lovers. The estate offers 85 miles of hiking trails, a golf course, tennis courts, a stable, and a full roster of children’s programs to keep everyone engaged and active.
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The Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island is famous for its sweeping porch—the longest hotel porch in the world—and its old-world charm. Guests enjoy golf, pickleball, lawn games, and easy access to town for shopping and historic tours, all within a refined, storied setting.
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Surprisingly inviting, The Oasis at Death Valley blends desert grandeur with hospitality. Originally opened in 1927 as the Inn at Death Valley, the property now includes a boutique inn and a larger ranch-style hotel, offering distinctive desert scenery alongside comfortable accommodations.
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Vermont’s Equinox Resort & Spa in Manchester is a year-round destination. Beyond skiing, the resort offers off-roading, fly fishing, horseback riding, and excellent culinary offerings—making it a versatile spot for outdoor pursuits and refined relaxation.
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The Sagamore Resort on Lake George, New York, has welcomed guests since 1883. Nestled in the Adirondacks, this historic hotel remains a beloved multigenerational retreat, known for its classic charm and lakeside setting.
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Omni Mount Washington Resort in New Hampshire is a historic New England retreat that has welcomed presidents and notable guests since 1902. Guests enjoy an expansive spa, a renovated golf course, diverse dining options, and one of the region’s longest zip-line tours for an adventurous complement to classic luxury.
