Best Luxury Hotels in USA

Located in a rejuvenated A 1920s neo-Gothic landmark is the home to The Joule.  This 160-room property, captivates art enthusiasts from the start, with mid-century mosaics and a crystal-covered engine by Roger Hiorns gracing the entrance and curated artworks showcased throughout its public and private spaces. The Joule is ideally situated next to the Dallas Arts District and in the heart of the central business district which is renowned as a hub of urban culture. The Joule features a range of retail boutiques, top-tier culinary offerings, a world-class spa and an 8-foot cantilevered pool that extends over Main Street.

Housed within a Victorian-era Arcade shopping arcade, built in 1890, this hotel’s architecture is something very special indeed. Vaulted ceilings, pretty balconies, period back-lit staircases, a majestic lantern-lit atrium and an 85 feet high skylight stretching more than 300 feet will have you gazing in awe. Alongside the antique features, you’ll find the mod cons of a 24-hour fitness centre, a salon and spa, a restaurant, a lobby market and a lounge. Plus there are restaurants available in the arcade, outside the hotel. Hyatt Regency Cleveland At The Arcade has 293 bedrooms.

This downtown property offers all of the trappings of a Westin hotel, such as the brand’s own mattresses and fitness concept. The Westin Cleveland Kitchen is the hotel’s restaurant, with comfy leather Chesterfield sofas for drinks, as well as tables and chairs, where diners can tuck into American cuisine, made using fresh, organic produce with a low carbon footprint. It’s home to one of the biggest ballrooms in Cleveland and bedrooms proffer views of either Lake Erie or the city skyline. Valet parking is also available for a fee.

The Ritz-Carlton’s classic European elegance is re-imagined for Cleveland in a palette of soft blues and greys. Its TURN Bar + Kitchen pays homage to the city’s industrial heritage within the steel industry and serves refined dishes crafted from local ingredients. And the bar is the place for theatrical molecular cocktails beside the fire. Those staying in Club Level Suites also enjoy access to the Club Lounge on the 14th floor, from which the views are phenomenal and snacks/drinks are complimentary. Plus you’ll benefit from a dedicated concierge.

With a former life as a bank, this century-old building is somewhat of a city landmark – what was once the vaults is now a fancy cocktail lounge. There’s also an award-winning Italian restaurant, Centro (don’t miss the handmade pasta and 900-year-old sourdough brick oven pizzas), The Garden of Eden Rooftop Lounge, the family-run Heinen’s Market to grab any grocery necessities or treats (look up to get a glimpse of the venue’s Tiffany stained-glass rotunda) and the Ledger Bar for beers and bites. Bring your pooch along for the stay too – Metropolitan at The 9 has an indoor dog park.

As with all within the Kimpton collection, this hotel echoes the personality of its city in a playful, crafty, yet always sophisticated manner. Housed in a turn-of-the-20th-century brick building, it’s a popular spot for craft coffee and farm-to-table food. Custom-designed Micro Kickboard scooters for children, and Nutcase helmets, can be borrowed from the concierge, there’s a fitness centre with a Peloton Bike, Wag! Membership for those travelling with dogs, free guitar rental and a nightly wine hour. Eclectically decorated bedrooms come with Atelier Bloem bath amenities and you can request a plant be placed in yours ahead of arrival.

Enjoy classic Hilton comfort at this hotel across from the Greater Columbus Convention Center. It places you in the heart of the city, within walking distance of attractions and nightlife. Onsite you can peruse the brand’s carefully curated art collection, containing many original works by Central Ohio artists. And should you wish to keep up your programme while away, there’s an indoor pool and a fitness centre with a Peloton® Bike. FYR is the live-fire restaurant led by Executive Chef Sebastian La Rocca, or you can dine in Spark for Midwest cuisine and the Gallerie Bar. Provisions on High and the Market provide grab-and-go food.

The century-old LeVeque Tower is the home of this 149-bedroom boutique hotel, whose decor pays gentle homage to the art deco era, with vintage style accents among the plush furnishings. Guests can dine at the Keep Restaurant & Bar, a modern French brasserie and drink signature cocktails from the bar. Plus there’s an in-house show “Rare Magic” for those seeking some mesmerising evening entertainment. For the best rooms in the house, book one of the six indulgent suites – you’ll be rewarded with truly epic views of the Scioto River Mile.

Stay in the oldest hotel in town. The landmark red-brick building is located close to the German Village. Recently renovated guest rooms come with bold blue accents, contemporary prints, HDTVs and Westin Heavenly Beds® made up with crisp white linen. There’s a new in-house eatery at The Westin; Bar Cicchetti, a chic modern dining room and bar by the celebrity chef and TV personality Fabio Viviani. And there’s a signature WestinWORKOUT® Fitness Studio.

Set on 600 acres of rolling hills, the JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa has over 1000 bedrooms. The resort offers several dining options, including Cibolo Moon, a Southwestern-style restaurant for breakfast, lunch, and dinner; the 18 Oaks Steakhouse for prime Texan cuts; and the High Velocity sports bar. Guests can luxuriate at the world-class spa, or take part in outdoor activities; two championship golf courses, a water park with multiple pools and a lazy river and a zip line course are all onsite and yoga/fitness classes are provided.

Hotel Emma, located in San Antonio’s historic Pearl District was originally established in 1894 as the Pearl Brewery, the building has been meticulously transformed into a 146-room riverfront hotel, preserving its industrial heritage while offering contemporary comforts. The décor combines industrial elements with sophisticated design, creating a unique and inviting atmosphere. Accommodations range from well-appointed guest rooms to seven distinctive top-floor suites, each featuring plush furnishings, fine linens, and modern amenities. Guests can enjoy culinary delights at on-site establishments such as Supper, Larder, and Sternewirth, or relax by the year-round outdoor pool and fitness center. Situated adjacent to the River Walk and just 1.3 miles from The Alamo, Hotel Emma offers convenient access to San Antonio’s cultural and historical attractions, making it an ideal destination for discerning travelers seeking both luxury and a connection to the city’s vibrant past.

Built in 1909, The St. Anthony has been sensitively restored to preserve its original elegance and charm. Retaining original marble floors, crystal chandeliers and ornate plasterwork, it’s no surprise that this has been designated a National Historic Landmark. Inside are 277 bedrooms, The Loggia (a casual all-day restaurant), the Haunt Lounge (for handcrafted cocktails and small plates) and a stunning ballroom. On the rooftop, you’ll find a pool and bar with breathtaking views of the city. The hotel also offers a complimentary shuttle service to the nearby Pearl Brewery complex.