Worldwide Resorts and Lodges with Cultural Activities

Escape to Estes Park at Colorado’s Marys Lake Lodge and Resort. This bygone Rocky Mountains destination is snugly situated at the base of Rams Horn Mountain, next to the deeply-hued Mary’s Lake. With stunning views of the Continental Divide and the surrounding Rockies from the spacious, historic and newly-renovated guestrooms and condos, this Estes Park getaway is perfect for a romantic mountain rendezvous or a Colorado family vacation. Delight in total relaxation on the mountainside at the Escape Salon and Spa or lounge in the restored free-form pool overlooking Marys Meadow. For you adventurous types, spend your days river rafting, rock climbing and skiing. And with two distinct restaurants right on the property, there’s no need to leave the mountain! Learn More...

Now Year Round, With New Lounge, Spa and All-Suite Addition…

The Beachmere Inn is a seaside Victorian inn & motel offering spectacular ocean view accommodations. It’s been family-owned since 1937, and you can tell from the moment you arrive on these well-kept grounds. Grand, gorgeous accommodations include a Victorian seaside inn and cottage plus motel-style rooms and vacation home units, all with kitchenettes and working fireplaces. A new all-suite building features a full-service spa level, and Bawdy Sally’s offers onsite drinks or room service. The ocean views are simply fantastic! Step outside, and you're on the breathtaking 1 1/4 mile Marginal Way ocean footpath, an easy hike along a rugged cliff. Make the short walk to Perkins Cove for a draw-footbridge and lobster tours. Or visit Ogunquit itself for shopping and charm on your Maine vacation. Learn More...

A Grand Mackinac Island Getaway Since 1887…

You will not find a more stunning, venerable Michigan hotel than the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island. Development of this pristine place was halted in the Victorian Era, and the island remains both naturally beautiful and filled with priceless historic landmarks including Fort Mackinac - and the Grand Hotel itself. It’s completely one-of-a-kind from its 660-foot front porch - the longest in the world - to each of its 158 individually-decorated rooms. There are no cars on the island; horseback riding, walking and bicycling are simply spectacular. Yet on site, the hotel features a 220-foot swimming pool, four Har-Tru tennis courts and a full-service spa. And golf: The Jewel is a historic 18-hole course that provides an exquisite challenge while highlighting the breathtaking surroundings. Learn More...