Hotels

These new lodgings range from an adventure-centric Tahoe crash pad to a fancy Italian getaway worthy of royalty

Big Sky’s first five-star property is bringing big luxury and big adventure to Montana

Marriott Bonvoy Outdoors brings travelers a new way to plan their next outdoor adventure

You'll find Denver’s most enchanting forest romp in an unlikely location: this downtown hotel.

It’s pretty, secluded, and trends on social media. And because it fills up a year in advance, you’ll be lucky to snag a reservation, but it’s worth trying—and not just for the amenities or decor.

It isn’t impossible to find lodging around our nation’s most-visited national park. But these spots are extra cool—from secluded cabins and riverside retreats, to a treehouse and beyond.

From a lookout tower with a wood-fired sauna to a sleek cabin with volcano views, these imaginative, forested forts go way beyond your best childhood dreams

This lodge is all about its spectacular location, within a national monument and between two national parks. It also has fire pits, free s’mores, and access to endless trails and rivers.

A tiny, remote backcountry hut in the Front Range has everything you need—and nothing you don’t

Sleep in style, and close to the trailhead and slopes, at these jaw-dropping adventure base camps

Reports of bedbug bites in domestic and international hotels are increasing. But there are ways to avoid being nipped in the night and keeping stowaways from hitchhiking home. Here’s advice from an avid traveler who learned best practices the hard way.

Get a front-row seat to epic views and adventure by staying at a national-park lodge. From Yosemite’s Ahwahnee Hotel to Shenandoah’s Big Meadows Lodge, these are our favorites.