Luxury hotels in United States
United States is home to 132 of the highest-rated luxury hotels in the Luxury Intel index, spanning 19 brands — Four Seasons, Peninsula, Auberge, Langham, Rosewood, Dorchester, Waldorf Astoria, Park Hyatt, Faena, Aman, Mandarin Oriental, Montage, Ritz-Carlton, Nobu, St. Regis, Alila, One&Only, Edition, Raffles — with an average score of 3.6 out of 10. Rates range from $115 to $35,995 per night.
THE RANKING
Hotels ranked by score
BEST IN CATEGORY · UNITED STATES
Category leaders
Rooms
9.9
Aman New York
New York, United States · Aman
Location
9.9
The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
New York City, United States · Ritz-Carlton
Ambiance
9.9
Faena Hotel Miami Beach
Miami Beach, United States · Faena
Food
9.8
Faena Hotel Miami Beach
Miami Beach, United States · Faena
Value
9.6
Park Hyatt Chicago
Illinois, United States · Park Hyatt
Service
9.0
The Peninsula Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills, United States · Peninsula
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What are the best luxury hotels in United States?
The top-rated luxury hotels in the United States are Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club in Surfside (9.2/10), the most refined luxury hotel in Miami with beachfront privacy and a Thomas Keller restaurant; The Peninsula Chicago (8.7/10), the city's most consistent top-tier hotel on service and food; and Hotel Jerome, Auberge Collection in Aspen (8.6/10), the most atmospheric luxury hotel in town on service and sense of place.
What is the cheapest luxury hotel in United States?
Casa Faena Miami Beach starts at $115 per night, making it the most affordable luxury hotel in the United States on this list. It's a service-led boutique in a historic building in Miami Beach — worth booking for the lobby, the staff, and the Campo restaurant, but skip it if you need a pool, silence, or a true beachfront address.
What is the most expensive luxury hotel in United States?
Rosewood Kona Village on Hawaii's Big Island tops out at $35,995 per night. The hales, beach, spa, and sense of place are unmatched on the Big Island, and service has caught up to the hardware. Budget generously for food and audit your bill at checkout.
When is the best time to visit luxury hotels in United States?
November is the cheapest month on average for luxury hotels across the United States, falling between summer peak travel and the December holiday surge. It's a shoulder window: fall foliage lingers in the Northeast, Miami and the Southwest are pleasant, and ski resorts like Aspen haven't yet hit high-season rates. For beach destinations such as Hawaii and Florida, November also precedes the December–March price spike.
Which luxury hotel brands operate in United States?
19 major luxury brands operate in the United States. Ritz-Carlton leads with 32 hotels, followed by Four Seasons with 22. Other brands include Auberge (18), St. Regis (8), Rosewood (7), Langham (5), Waldorf Astoria (5), Park Hyatt (5), Montage (5), Edition (5), Nobu (4), Peninsula (3), Alila (3), Dorchester (2), Faena (2), Aman (2), Mandarin Oriental (2), One&Only (1), and Raffles (1).
How much does a luxury hotel in United States cost?
Luxury hotels in the United States range from $115 to $35,995 per night, with a median rate of $899. Entry-level pricing starts at boutique properties like Casa Faena Miami Beach, while top-end rates come from ultra-luxury resorts such as Rosewood Kona Village in Hawaii. Expect to pay around $900 per night at a typical luxury property across the 132 hotels tracked.
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