Accessible, Historic Hotels with Indoor Pool and Swimming Pool in North America

The entire team of the hotel welcomes its customers to experience the delicious flavors, the spectacular views and the abundance of activities which are offered in the picturesque region of Charlevoix.

This is a luxurious hotel that has the most scenic views over the San Francisco Bay and Bay Bridge. Its location gives guests an easy access to the popular Union Square and Financial District. Since 1991, when renovations took place, the property is one of the most preferred hotels for stay in San Francisco.

Guestrooms and suites are themselves a work of art which capture the romance of the past yet looking to the future.

Situated along the scenic shores of Lake Winnipesaukee in Meredith, New Hampshire, Mill Falls at the Lake provides a year-round haven for guests to relish everything the lake has to offer. The resort boasts four unique accommodations, catering to a wide range of preferences, occasions, and group sizes. Amidst breathtaking alpine scenery, guests can partake in a plethora of recreational activities, delectable dining experiences, and diverse shopping options. Serving as an all-season playground, Mill Falls at the Lake offers thrilling adventures, family bonding activities, and rejuvenating exercise opportunities. With each inn in close proximity, guests can easily access the resort's abundant amenities and activities. The prime location also creates an idyllic setting for memorable weddings and events, including corporate retreats and meetings. For relaxation, the resort features a full-service day spa, Cascade Spa & Salon, where guests can unwind and enjoy expertly curated treatments in serene spaces or host special occasion pampering parties on the rooftop deck. Mill Falls at the Lake encourages guests to find the perfect balance between adventure and relaxation for a truly unforgettable lakeside escape.

A legendary hotel in the heart of the city’s business, financial and theatre district steps from Millennium Park, the Art Institute of Chicago and Grant Park.