Luxury Hotels in United States

Park City is home to three world famous ski resorts: Park City Mountain Resort, Deer Valley Resort and The Canyons Resort.

Ski storage, ski equipment hire (on site)

The hotel offers the Signature Napa Honeymoon Package which includes luxurious and private accommodation in a Garden Room, romantic champagne dinners, complimentary couple's massage, fruit and wine in your room and daily breakfast in the hotel's award-winning restaurant, making your honeymoon as enjoyable and romantic as possible.

With an atmosphere and design inspired by the idyllic Southern France, Auberge du Soleil is a captivating 5-star resort designed specifically with adult guests in mind. Aiming to provide guests with a place to rest, relax and unwind, the resort does not accommodate anyone below 16 years old. The resort features tastefully appointed and luxurious rooms with stunning views over Napa Valley, a Japanese-style pavilion for yoga and meditation and the most rejuvenating spa facilities, creating an ideal atmosphere of relaxation and tranquility for every guest.

Designed by Tom Fazio, the Grand Golf Club course features 18 holes and is set amidst a breathtaking natural scenery, making it an idyllic choice for all golf enthusiasts. The hotel also offers a Clubhouse, practice facilities, rental equipment and a Golf Shop, while a Golf School and membership options are also available for all interested guests.

A meticulously designed golf course that was created by the acclaimed golf course architect Rees Jones.

Enjoy a relaxing swim in the hotel's 75-foot by 25-foot heated indoor pool equipped with an ADA-compliant lift. Chicago Health Club and Pool offer panoramic views of the Chicago river and lake Michigan.  Accessible Pool    Heated Pool    Panoramic View Pool    Pool Lap Lanes  More details...

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King-size beds, luxurious interiors, exquisite dining options, gaming and spectacular panoramic views await every honeymooner who opts to spend their romantic trip at this opulent hotel.

Clover Adams, the wife of Henry Adams, a descendant of President John Adams, took her life in the hotel in 1885 and is said to haunt the 4th floor of the hotel ever since. Guests and staff have reported hearing soft crying noises, doors opening and closing on their own or electric devices being turned on and off. Some members of the staff have said that they heard the ghost calling them by their names or giving them a hug while cleaning the rooms. Those strange occurrences usually happen in early December, when the anniversary of her death is.