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Five Hotels With Serious Personality — From Lake Placid Quaint to Fort
Lauderdale Chic
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Mirror Lake Inn Resort & Spa
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Lake Placid, New York
Family-owned for over 100 years and Michelin-recognized, this Lake Placid
hotel brings refined luxury to the woodlands of upstate New York. The 127 rooms
are charming yet classic, offering an elevated take on rustic lodge-style
design and featuring stunning views of Mirror Lake and the Adirondack High
Peaks from sun-filled sitting rooms. In the warmer months, enjoy the private
beach, complimentary boat rentals, and tennis and pickleball courts, while
winter brings opportunities for ice skating, skiing, and snowshoeing to make
the most of the season. Unwind after a day of activity with an indulgent
treatment at the award-winning spa or a dip in the indoor and outdoor heated
pools. The dining is a highlight, with two distinct venues providing different
experiences. The View is Lake Placid’s only fine dining destination, serving
house-crafted and locally produced foods, while The Cottage Cafe is a
family-friendly space perfect for a casual meal.
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Omni Fort Lauderdale
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Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Culture hums through every facet of Omni Fort Lauderdale, where the area's
layered identity unfolds between skyline and sea. Here, design borrows from the
barefoot mailmen’s coastal route, a nod to the explorers who first stitched
Florida’s shoreline communities together. Inside, that story continues through
art, textures, and tone, blending Everglades' depth with ocean light. Reef 76
Kitchen + Bar channels the region’s vibrant culinary rhythm with dishes that
trace Caribbean and South Florida influences, while Fair Ketch turns the
classic sports bar into a moody social den. Up top, Ibis Sky Lounge rises as an
adults-only (21+) salon in the sky, offering panoramic views and small plates.
Beyond the hotel, Broward County's cultural map expands in every direction,
from the galleries and street murals of native artists to the timeless elegance
and gardens found at the Bonnet House. The result is a stay steeped in local
character, alive with movement, and unmistakably of its place.
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Salish Lodge & Spa
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Snoqualmie, Washington
Perched above Washington's iconic 268-foot Snoqualmie Falls, just 30 minutes
outside Seattle, Salish Lodge & Spa is where that culture lives in 'lodge chic'
form. Stone fireplaces, feather bedding, and Snoqualmie River views give the
rooms their grounded, deeply Pacific Northwest aesthetic — warm materials, no
maximalist clutter, the kind of interiors that look incredible on a gray
morning. The spa runs cedar-and-eucalyptus treatments alongside a cold plunge,
soaking pools, sauna, and steam room — the hot/cold recovery ritual that's
taken over every wellness feed, here grounded in actual old-growth forest
rather than a converted warehouse. Outside, the Snoqualmie Valley delivers the
full PNW outdoor canon: hiking, biking, fly-fishing, horseback riding, and even
rally driving at the DirtFish Rally School if hiking feels too low-key. Back
inside, The Restaurant's hyper-local Pacific Northwest menu closes the loop on
a stay that reads less like a getaway and more like a whole lifestyle.
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The Lantern Hotel Columbia
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Columbia, South Carolina
In Columbia’s downtown Vista district, The Lantern Hotel Columbia brings a
thoughtful new spirit to South Carolina’s capital. This boutique property
occupies three reimagined landmark buildings, including the city’s original
firehouse and its six-story training tower, and sits just steps from the South
Carolina Statehouse, the University of South Carolina, Colonial Life Arena, the
Columbia Convention Center, and the shops, galleries, and restaurants that
define the Vista’s creative core. Whether visiting for a USC football game,
catching a show downtown, or planning a round at one of Columbia’s nearby golf
courses, guests will appreciate how central and connected The Lantern feels.
Inside, the 59-room hotel blends mid-century modern design with preserved
architectural details, along with a fitness center and a firehouse-inspired
restaurant and bar led by James Beard Foundation–nominated chef Kevin Johnson.
Through partnerships with USC’s Hotel, Retail and Sports Management program and
CarolinaLIFE, the hotel provides training and employment opportunities for
individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, giving each stay
a meaningful impact.
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Sentral Michigan Avenue
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Chicago, Illinois
For those who want to stay like a local in Chicago, Sentral Michigan Avenue is
the perfect option. Situated in the historic Michigan Boulevard District, the
elegant lakefront residence features spacious designer-furnished apartments
with a hospitality-rich vibe. Lavish amenities, like a four-story indoor garden
with views of Lake Michigan, an indoor infinity pool and outdoor hydrotherapy
spa, coworking spaces, and a 24-hour Resident Experience Team, will make you
feel at home in the heart of the big city.
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