7.West Baden Springs Hotel
The West Baden Springs Hotel is much more than just a place to stay overnight: It’s also a National Historic Landmark, built in 1902. The hotel’s domed atrium spreads across 200 feet, leaving some to nickname it the Eighth Wonder of the World. Along with the 243 rooms and suites that overlook the larger French Lick Resort complex’s opulent atrium, there are also a spa and the upscale Sinclair’s Restaurant, as well as two casual eateries. Guests express awe over West Baden’s appearance and other luxurious extras like access to golf courses and retail shops, plus a bowling alley, two pools, stables and a fitness center – the latter of which hosts classes.
8.Nemacolin Woodlands Resort
Occupying 2,000 acres of southern Pennsylvania near Ohiopyle State Park, the Nemacolin Woodlands Resort comprises a massive selection of accommodations. The suites in Chateau Lafayette were inspired by the famous Ritz in Paris, and feature crystal chandeliers and marble bathrooms. In a very different fashion, Falling Rock pays tribute to Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural style: This boutique boasts a heated outdoor pool, deep-soaking tubs, and stand-alone showers, providing a more secluded, romantic escape, according to recent guests.
