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Bob W Berlin Alexanderplatz
Bob W Berlin Alexanderplatz blends apartment and hotel for travelers who want a real kitchen and their own key. The Tallinn-born brand brings warm woods, soft neutrals, digital check-in, fast Wi-Fi and a climate-neutral promise. Outside, the Fernsehturm towers overhead, and Hackescher Markt, Museum Island and Rosenthaler Platz are a short walk or one stop away.
Hotel Gaudi
Hotel Gaudi faces Palau Güell, the UNESCO-listed mansion Gaudí designed in the 1880s, and its public spaces nod to his curves and mosaics. Rooms are quiet and modern; ask for an upper floor with a balcony. The rooftop terrace overlooks the Palau’s chimneys, and La Rambla, the Boqueria, the Liceu and the harbor are all an easy walk from Carrer Nou de la Rambla.
Tolovana Inn
Tolovana Inn sits steps from the sand near Cannon Beach’s Haystack Rock, the 235-foot monolith known for tide pools and puffins. Oceanfront rooms, from studios to multi-bedroom suites, offer balconies and kitchens, and an indoor pool and sauna cover gray days. Mo’s, famous for its clam chowder, is right next door. It’s an unfussy, family-friendly beach base.
Inn at Otter Crest
The Inn at Otter Crest sits on a forested bluff above the Pacific at Otter Rock, a 35-acre retreat of trails and Sitka spruce. Cedar buildings step down the hillside, many with decks facing the ocean and passing gray whales. Devil’s Punchbowl is a walk away, Cape Foulweather a short drive, and the heated pool and tennis courts add classic Oregon-coast resort charm.
The Quinley Nashville
The Quinley Nashville sits in Wedgewood-Houston, a former industrial area south of downtown that’s become the city’s gallery and maker district. Its design-forward style feels more Brooklyn loft than honky-tonk, and the social spaces invite one more drink. Broadway and the Gulch are a quick ride away, but nearby galleries, breweries and restaurants may keep you local.
The March Hotel
The March Hotel sits in Miami Beach, where Art Deco buildings meet the Atlantic, though few details about the property itself could be verified. What’s certain is the setting: a sunny barrier island a few blocks from the sand, within walking distance of Ocean Drive’s pastel facades and South Beach’s galleries and cafés. Room, dining and design details are still to come.
Upsun Hotel
The Upsun Hotel is a small Miami Beach hotel built around light, ocean air and an easy island pace, within walking distance of the Atlantic. Its appeal is restraint: a morning swim, a stroll to Lincoln Road, a lazy afternoon in a lounger. For travelers who want to be near the beach and the Art Deco District without Collins Avenue’s velvet ropes, it’s a relaxed, sunny base.
Seahorse Oceanfront Lodge
The Seahorse Oceanfront Lodge sits right on the sand in Lincoln City, with glass doors framing nothing but surf, driftwood and horizon. This family-run lodge keeps the focus on the ocean, with many rooms offering balconies, fireplaces and jetted tubs. A heated indoor pool and hot tub help on stormy days, and the beach outside is known for glass floats and storm watching.
Packwood Lodge & Cabins
Packwood Lodge & Cabins sits at Mount Rainier’s quiet southern gateway, in a small logging town between Rainier and Mount St. Helens. Lodge rooms and freestanding cabins make a practical, pine-shaded base for climbing Rainier, exploring the Gifford Pinchot or spotting the elk that wander the main road. White Pass skiing is close, and nights are wonderfully quiet.
Sea Jay Motel
The Sea Jay Motel sits right on the sand on Treasure Island, a family-run holdout from the days when your room was a minute’s barefoot walk from the Gulf. The beach is wide and white, the pace is slow, and sunsets are a nightly event, with the long-running drum circle at nearby Sunset Beach. It’s simple, close to the water and true to classic old-Florida beach lodging.
Inn at the Shore
Inn at the Shore is a small, family-run property two blocks from Seaside’s Promenade and beach. Rooms face the Pacific with private balconies, and most have gas fireplaces for gray coastal days. Set in the quieter south end of Seaside, away from the Turnaround’s arcades, it’s still an easy walk to the beach, the Prom and downtown taffy shops. Dogs are welcome too.
Chewuch Inn and Cabins
Chewuch Inn and Cabins sits on the Chewuch River, a short walk from Winthrop’s boardwalk main street. The inn has cozy rooms, a stone fireplace and a wraparound porch, while cabins give families and anglers their own kitchen and space. A full breakfast starts each day, and the owners happily share tips on trails, fly-fishing spots and the Methow Valley backcountry.
Methow River Lodge and Cabins
Methow River Lodge and Cabins sits right on the Methow River at the edge of Winthrop, the Old West town at the end of the North Cascades Highway. Knotty-pine cabins have full kitchens, gas fireplaces and decks facing the water. Cross-country ski trails and summer hiking and biking are nearby, and a boardwalk leads guests straight into town’s saloons and outfitters.
Coastal Inn & Suites
Coastal Inn & Suites sits a few blocks from Long Beach, often called the longest beach on the Pacific Coast. It’s simple, clean and practical, with roomy rooms for families and their beach gear. Taffy shops, chowder houses and the Discovery Trail boardwalk toward Cape Disappointment are an easy walk, and the quiet side streets offer shelter from the evening wind.
Atomic Motel
The Atomic Motel is a mid-century roadside motel reborn with a retro-futurist wink in Astoria, where the Columbia River meets the Pacific. The town is a working fishing port of Victorian houses and weathered piers, and the motel’s clean lines make it a cheerful contrast. It’s a handy base for the river mouth, the Astoria Column and the drive down Highway 101.
West Beach Suites
West Beach Suites sits right on the sand in Lincoln City: step off your deck and you’re on the Oregon coast. Practical, homey suites have oceanfront windows, full kitchens and fireplaces, with room for families or two couples. Kite festivals, Chinook Winds casino and glass-float hunts are a short drive, but most guests just watch the surf and follow the tides.
Dock Street Inn
The Dock Street Inn sits at the edge of Westport’s working harbor, in a town that smells of diesel, salt and the morning catch. It’s a no-frills stopover for anglers chasing albacore and salmon, winter storm watchers and razor-clam diggers. The docks, the viewing tower and the long beach beyond the dunes are all within walking distance of this simple coastal base.
Inn at the Sea
The Inn at the Sea sits on Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula, along one of the longest uninterrupted beaches on the West Coast. Rooms face the dunes, the sound of surf drifts through open windows, and the tideline is just minutes away. It’s a small, low-key inn for clamming, beachcombing and storm watching, close to the boardwalk and full of off-season quiet.
Westport Inn & Cabins
Westport Inn & Cabins sits a short walk from the docks where charter boats bring in albacore and Dungeness crab. Its rooms and standalone cabins suit anglers, surfers and storm watchers with gear in tow. Westport is Washington’s surf town, and the inn puts you close to the marina, the Half Moon Bay break, the Point Chehalis lighthouse and year-round chowder spots.
Tillicum Beach Motel
Every room at Tillicum Beach Motel faces the Pacific, where surf crashes against basalt headlands. A fixture on Highway 101 between Waldport and Yachats for decades, it draws regulars who rebook the same oceanfront room with its wood-burning fireplace. Rooms are simple, the views of whales and winter storms do the work, and the beach is right outside your door.
Westport Marina Cottages
Westport Marina Cottages are simple shingled cabins steps from the docks of one of Washington’s last true working marinas. They’re made for anglers chasing salmon and tuna, families digging razor clams and surfers heading to Half Moon Bay. Wake to gulls and boat engines, walk to the charter offices before dawn, and cook your catch in your own kitchen.
Winthrop Inn
The Winthrop Inn sits on the quiet eastern edge of town, with the Methow River just past the lawn and the Cascades in the distance. Built for outdoor lovers, it draws cross-country skiers in winter and cyclists and rafters in summer, with a heated pool and hot tub. Rooms are simple and comfortable, and Winthrop’s Old West boardwalk is a short drive away.
Oak Grove Racing Gaming & Hotel
Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel is built around a live harness racing track and a historical racing gaming floor, just off I-24 in Christian County, Kentucky. Contemporary rooms keep you close to the action, with dining steps from the gaming floor and trackside views on race days. Near Fort Campbell and Clarksville, it draws racing fans, military families and weekenders.
Devossion By Live Aqua Celebration Resort & Spa Isla Mujeres
Devossion by Live Aqua Celebration Resort & Spa Isla Mujeres sits on a turquoise Caribbean stretch of the island, a short ferry ride from Cancún. This adults-only, all-inclusive resort focuses on scent, sound and texture, with a spa built for slow days. Sea-facing balconies suit couples, honeymooners and milestone groups, and the small island is easy to explore by cart.
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