Best Luxury Hotels in USA

The Washington Marriott at Metro Center sits at the very heart of downtown Washington, DC, adjacent to the city’s Metro Center Station. Following the completion of a multi-million dollar renovation, the property has been transformed with redesigned guestrooms and suites, a state-of-the-art fitness centre with Peloton equipment, and a refreshed indoor pool.

The showpiece of the transformation is Spotted Zebra: Kitchen, Cocktails & Contradictions, a street-level dining destination with a personality as bold as its name. The concept takes playful inspiration from the political lore of the capital, its name a tongue-in-cheek nod to an infamous gaffe by a former Senator, while the hotel also offers the M Club, an exclusive lounge open around the clock for Marriott Bonvoy Elite and Club-paying members, providing complimentary food and beverage throughout the day from hot breakfast to evening hors d’oeuvres and premium drinks.

Located in the historic downtown neighbourhood, renowned for its music venues, is the Hyatt Centric Beale Street Memphis. This boutique hotel is found on Beale Street, also recognised as being “Home of the Blues”, and sits along the banks of the Mississippi. There is a selection of rooms overlooking the city, the river and the Hernando DeSoto Bridge and it features accessible options and the Premier Suite, the hotel’s largest offering. Guests are invited to dine in CIMAS Restaurant and CIMAS Lobby Lounge which serve Latin-inspired cuisine and cocktails respectively. There is also the Beck & Call Rooftop Lounge for guests to enjoy its unique whiskey bar and panoramic views of the Memphis skyline. The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool and fitness facilities. There are business and event spaces available to hire and the hotel is pet friendly.

Named after French Inventor Joseph Marie Jacquard (inventor of the automated looming process), this Autograph Collection hotel aims to “weave” together a top location and hospitable service. Sample local fare at its restaurant, Narrative, which has its own wine library holding in excess of 750 bottles. And drink cocktails with mountain/downtown Denver views at the chic Kisbee on the Rooftop bar; a patio area beside the bar accommodates the hotel pool (a swim at sunset is a must). Contemporary bedrooms at The Jacquard have floor-to-ceiling windows, sumptuous glass and marble bathrooms, fine linens and 65” TVs.

Enjoy facilities on a large scale at this Ritz-Carlton property on maui’s northwest shore. Flanked by an enormous natural preserve and two protected marine sanctuaries, it’s the place for tropical eco-adventures. Or make the most of amenities across its 54 acres, such as a spa with treatments inspired by ancient Hawaiian traditions, two tennis courts, a kids’ club, 466 bedrooms and a triple-level free-form 24 hour outdoor pool, overlooking the ocean. There are many food and drink outlets too; the Banyan Tree is arguably the highlight, plus there’s a burger shack, a poolside diner and a chic lounge with firepits.

Found in the trendy district of Downtown Crossing, right across from Boston common, the Ritz-Carlton stands out on the skyline as a gleaming tower. Inside, soft greys lead the colour scheme with pops of vibrant colour here and there. This creates a calming, serene ambience, aided by the slick, five-star service. 193 bedrooms and suites have a clear mid-century influence. The Artisan Bistro serves pasta, salads and New England favourites. In the lobby, Avery Bar features dark wood panelling, signature martinis and a lit fireplace providing a cosy backdrop for a little imbibement. Additional amenities in the multi-storey hotel include Equinox Sports Club, a pool and a spa.

Fouquet’s New York is the stunning 97-room luxury hotel is a joint venture between the iconic French brand Groupe Barrière and Caspi Development. Located at 456 Greenwich Street, the property brings a new level of sophistication to the bustling streets of New York.Fouquet’s New York is designed by the internationally acclaimed Martin Brudnizki Design Studio, led by interior designer and architect Martin Brudnizki. The hotel’s design blends the modern industrialism of Tribeca and the elegant classism of Paris, which is shone through the property’s Art-Deco inspiration. Brudnizki pays homage to the brand’s Parisian roots through the hotel’s moulding, use of elegant fabrics, and the lavender-centric colour scheme seen throughout the hotel. Fouquet’s New York features 97 guest rooms and suites, including 65 standard King Rooms, 29 Corner and Terrace Suites, and a duplex penthouse suite “Le Grand Appartement Terrasse.

Fouquet’s New York serves as the New York outpost for Groupe Barrière’s iconic French Brasserie Fouquet’s. In addition to the Brasserie, the hotel features Par Ici Café, which serves a menu of vegetarian dishes. The property also features Titsou Bar, which takes inspiration from French speakeasy Le Marta Paris. Additionally, Fouquet’s New York has recently opened Le Vaux rooftop, a space inspired by the French gardens of Vaux-Le-Vicomte and Versailles, open exclusively to guests and Fouquet’s members during the summer season. The property also houses a spa, Spa Diane Barrière, which features a menu of signature treatments, five treatment rooms, an indoor swimming pool, and a salon, as well as a fitness centre by DOGPOUND and a screening room, The Cannes Cinema.

The Shelborne By Proper, a member of Design Hotels, is a 251-room oceanfront icon that celebrates the golden age of Miami Modernism while embracing contemporary artistry and design. Located on 18th Street along the city’s famed Collins Avenue, the hotel stands as a reimagined landmark infused with nostalgic charm and refined sophistication.

Originally designed by Igor Polevitzky and Thomas Triplett Russell in 1940, later enhanced by architect Morris Lapidus in the 1950s, its rebirth under Proper Hospitality and ADC Atelier sees original Art Deco features such as the signature façade and platform diving board—beautifully restored.

Inside, honed marble, travertine, and soft tropical tones define serene guest rooms and suites, some with terraces or kitchenettes overlooking the Atlantic. The property’s five distinct dining and bar venues, including the seafood-led Pauline and cocktail lounge Little Torch, channel Miami’s Latin-Caribbean flair under Michelin-starred chef Abram Bissell. Leisure unfolds around the iconic 1950s pool deck, the private beach club, and vibrant social spaces showcasing Latin American art.

While NOPSI is found smack bang in the centre of the Business District, it’s as popular with leisure travellers as those visiting for work. The art deco era building was originally intended as a public services office, and while there are nods to this heritage among the hotel’s artefacts, these days it’s an undeniably glamorous spot. From a minimal modern rooftop pool terrace to an opulent vaulted lobby, NOPSI provides lashings of luxe. The hotel’s dining room, Public Service, pays homage to the property’s former life, while its casual eatery, Above the Grid, is beside the small pool. And there’s a super gin bar, Undercurrent.

Around the corner from The Hay-Adams is the very grown-up Sofitel. It utilises a moodier decor palette than many of its local competitors, with darker hues, black and white vintage French posters and velvet upholstery. The hotel has a restaurant – Opaline Bar & Brasserie with an outdoor seating area and a fitness centre. 237 guest rooms take on a fairly minimalist style, with theatrical colours (lots of black and red), modern artworks and conveniences like blackout curtains and king-sized beds.

Since 1924, the Fairmont Olympic Hotel and its stunning architecture have been welcoming visitors from across the globe to Seattle. In recent years, the hotel has undergone award-winning renovations, notably of the grande dame. The hotel is conveniently located near some of the city’s main attractions such as Pike Place Market, Seattle Art Museum and the waterfront Great Wheel. There are 450 guestrooms and suites featuring the expansive, 3000ft2 Cascade Presidential and Olympic Presidential Suites, beautifully decorated and equipped with every modern comfort. The George offers a unique Brasserie-style establishment with a twist and serves regional flavours. The Lobby bar serves afternoon tea and signature cocktails with the rooftop beehives providing its honey to the expert bar staff. There is a 42ft swimming pool for guests to unwind in. This hotel is pet friendly.

This historic hotel boasts impressive period architecture and one of the best views over the city from its vantage point in the classy Nob Hill neighbourhood. Whilst the InterContinental preserves the luxurious atmosphere and stunning decor dating back to the 1920s, it’s recently undergone a multi-million dollar modernisation and restoration to ensure you have the most comfortable stay. In easy reach of all the top sightseeing destinations, you’ll be able to visit the sights and relax in the beautifully appointed rooms and suites. Head to the rooftop lounge and restaurant, Top of the Mark, to watch the sunset over the Golden Gate Bridge and the Bay Area while you sip cocktails and taste the delectable cuisine.

This 297-bedroom hotel is located in the central downtown district and offers excellent food and beverage options. The Terrane Italian Kitchen + Bar showcases fine local seafood, The Portland Exchange Grocer and Goods serves as both a cafe and quick stop shop and Chiosco Pizza Window provides a streetside takeaway. Then there’s the Xport Bar & Lounge on the 16th-floor, rooftop, with firepits and river views accompanied by signature cocktails that make use of the local Rose City vodka and Townshend’s White Rose liqueur. Cartography features in the modern interior design, with rooms containing infographic maps of Portland.