Hotels with Cotages

Meadowood Napa Valley
900 Meadowood Lane St. Helena, California, US

From $525 per night

The Mediterranean climate and extremely fertile soil of Napa Valley make it one of the most prestigious wine producing areas in the United States, with a viticultural heritage dating back to the 19th century. At Meadowood, you will find yourself at the heart of a unique tasting journey, starting with the estates very own wine educator. The cosy lodges, guestrooms or suites with patios and views of the trees or fairways guarantee a good nights sleep. And The Restaurant at Meadowood is one of the best places to eat in the region.

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Travel + Leisure says... "Grand country estate with activities to suit many tastes (croquet, wine classes, golf), surrounded by 250 wooded acres in St. Helena. Rooms to Book: Fairway Treeline Lodge rooms overlook the golf course. Insider Tip: Get a primer on local wines during the nightly wine reception."

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Biras Creek Resort
P.O. Box 54 Virgin Gorda, US Virgin Islands

From $950 per night

The Biras Creek Resort- which can only be reached by boat or helicopter is a secret address on the tiny island of Virgin Gorda. A paradise of greens and blues with its tropical plants and lagoons- also famous for its -Baths- formed by the spherical granite rocks dotted along the beach. The hotel offers 31 elegant and colourful suites with fabulous sea views. Share your time among the spa- the water sports on offer and the delicious cuisine. You can discover the island by Jet Ski- windsurf- boat or bicycle to really get a feel for this little corner of paradise.

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National Geographic Traveler says... "A 140-acre isthmus resort with water galore: calm lagoon, Caribbean bay, pounding Atlantic. Ocean waves do the entertaining just beyond the simply furnished suites (some TV-free) with private verandas, big windows, outdoor garden showers. Captain a Boston Whaler for island hopping, bike on trails lined by wild nutmeg and frangipani. Island-born chef infuses the menu with flavorsome Caribbean attitude. 31 suites."

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Blackberry Farm
1471, West Millers Cove Walland, Tennessee, US

From $895 per night

Deep in Tennessee- this traditional farm is a chance to return to nature and rediscover lifes simple pleasures. Part of the 700 hectares of land is set aside for farming- which ensures a steady flow of deliciously fresh produce all year round. Cheese- vegetables- herbs- honey- cider and much more are all produced right here. Blackberry Farms team of Chefs has established ties with local gardeners and trades people to offer a menu that respects the authenticity of the flavors and the integrity of the products. The result is simple and delicious recipes accompanied by excellent wines. If you want to- as well as doing a spot of gardening and cheese making- you can become really involved in life at the farm. Alternatively- you can just go fly-fishing- explore the region on a Harley-Davidson or by horse-drawn carriage- or try the variety of beauty treatments on offered.

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Travel + Leisure says... "The ultimate in rural luxury: a stylish country estate with plush quarters on 4,200 acres, in the Great Smoky Mountain foothills outside Knoxville. Rooms to Book: The Magnolia Room for its beautiful mountain view and four-poster bed. Insider Tip: Pack a buttermilk fried chicken picnic lunch to enjoy at the Yallarhammer, a riverside pavilion, or at the boathouse on Walland Pond. About 25 minutes from Knoxville, Blackberry is like a south of the Mason-Dixon Line edition of a Currier & Ives print: ribbons of white fences, a pond stocked with catfish, and houses constructed from Tennessee fieldstone. Set on 4,200 acres in the Great Smoky Mountains, Blackberry’s 51 rooms—spread throughout the main house, three guesthouses, and 20 cottages—are done in a plush Anglo-American idiom, complete with fringed swags and decorative pillows in fancy fabrics. Regulation rockers are soldiered onto the front lawn for the day’s Big Moment: sundown with tumblers of Hirsch 20-year-old bourbon." -From www.travelandleisure.com

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Calistoga Ranch
580 Lommel Road Calistoga, California, US

From $880 per night

The rich heritage of the Napa Valley makes Calistoga Ranch the ideal destination for experiencing fine wine, organic regional cuisine and elegant country living. Ideally situated in the Napa Valley, the luxurious 157-acre Calistoga Ranch offers remarkably expansive guest accommodations. The majority of the 46 lodges, many of which feature fireplaces, are free-standing, one-bedroom suites with 1,200 square feet of indoor/outdoor living space. Located in the upper napa valley-near the most prestigiousVineyards/dining and boutiques.

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Travel + Leisure says... "Modern cedar-shingled cottages in a secluded canyon overlooking the Mayacamas Mountains, with a nature-inspired design featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, outdoor fireplaces, and open-air showers. Rooms to Book: The 14 Oak Creek Lodges are the most secluded and face out to the seasonal creek. Insider Tip: Take a tour of the on-site vineyard and mountain wine cave. Surrounded by Napa Valley vineyards and oaks, Calistoga Ranch, run by the company behind nearby Auberge du Soleil, is like a summer camp for pampered adults, with copper-trimmed cedar cabins serving as stylish bunkhouses. No cars are allowed on the 157-acre property, so guests—including robed couples en route to the Bathhouse spa— are escorted about in golf carts. Morning yoga takes place in the wine cave, and after a soak in a mineral pool, guests keep warm under handwoven chenille throws in front of outdoor fireplaces. Staff will pour you an in-room tubful of the restorative mud that has been drawing wellness seekers to the area for 150 years. If you are feeling squeamish, try the 90-minute Cabernet Classic, a grapeseed scrub and grapeseed-oil massage that makes creative use of the Valley’s most famous crop."

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The Greenbrier
300 West Main Street White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, US

From $149 per night

Welcome. Enter The Greenbrier and you'll experience the grandeur that has annually earned us the most awards in the hospitality industry. Our staff's ability to anticipate your needs, and to serve you courteously and efficiently is long recognized. This historic and beautiful estate, nestled in 6,500 acres of the Allegheny Mountains woodlands, is the perfect environment for an enjoyable vacation or productive and successful meeting. Guests may now take advantage of our wireless high speed internet access in each room as well as in our conference center. The Greenbrier - a setting of stately architecture, abundant scenic beauty and rich history that blends harmoniously with today's active lifestyles. Allegheny Mountains. The Greenbrier is nestled in the scenic Allegheny Mountains in White Sulphur Springs - West Virginia. The Greenbrier is easily accessible by car/ air or train. Located just off I-64 near the West Virginia / Virginia border. Greenbrier Valley Airport in Lewisburg is serviced daily by USAirways and Delta -in season-. Amtrak provides regular train service three days a week to station directly across from resorts main entrance.

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Travel + Leisure says... "Quintessential American resort in the Allegheny Mountains, dating from 1913, that is renowned for its Dorothy Draper interiors and numerous recreational offerings (bowling, croquet). Rooms to Book: Deluxe rooms that were recently renovated, for their magnificent marble bathrooms and soaking tubs. Insider Tip: Guests can tour a once-secret bunker on the hotel’s grounds that was built by the U.S. government during the Cold War; it’s now a gallery showcasing artifacts and memorabilia from the era."

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