Dog Friendly, 4-Star, Haunted, Historic, Luxury Hotels in the United States

The 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, is a Historic Hotel of America known for its symbol of hospitality in the Ozark Mountains. The hotel offers a variety of resort activities and amenities such as a hot tub, swimming pool, New Moon Spa & Salon, Crystal Dining Room, SkyBar Gourmet Pizza, resort host and bellman service, and 15 acres of gardens with hiking, biking, and walking trails. Guests can enjoy daily activities like spa fitness, history tours, outdoor hikes, and tastings, with seasonal options like ice skating or yoga. The New Moon Spa & Salon is an ideal destination for bridal services and couples retreats, offering massages, facials, and body treatments. The Crescent Hotel is also known as America's Most Haunted Hotel, with nightly ghost tours that explore its colorful past, including the hotel morgue. Additionally, the hotel specializes in Eureka Springs weddings and is bike-friendly, accommodating motorized and non-motorized bikers with outdoor veranda guest rooms, reserved parking, and beautiful views from the SkyBar.

The iconic Heathman Hotel, situated in the heart of Portland, epitomizes authenticity, curiosity and warmth. Established in 1927, this landmark effortlessly blends its rich history with a passion for the arts, offering a balance between its colorful past and modern sensibilities. Recent renovations showcase its unique library, attracting creative and artistic visitors from around the globe. Furthermore, the Heathman Hotel excels in hosting memorable events, boasting 3,800 square feet of versatile space that can accommodate up to 200 guests for a range of occasions, from corporate meetings to enchanting weddings, all expertly managed by a dedicated team to ensure lasting impressions.

Built in 1925, this pink landmark resort is across the street from a harbor, less than 1 mile from The Dali Museum and the St. Petersburg Pier.