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The United States is a big and beautiful place, home to stunning scenery unlike anywhere else on Earth, and that includes some pretty stunning mountain ranges. Some are verdant with trees, others are amethyst and topped with snow, and more have been fascinatingly eroded with the passage of time. No matter what kind of mountain you’re setting out to see, it’s sure to be an incredible experience—especially if you choose the right scenic hotels to stay at while you visit.
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1. Hotel Jackson

Hotel Jackson
Hotel Jackson is located in (surprise!) Jackson, Wyoming, and offers a fantastic view of the Rocky Mountain Teton Range. It’s known for its excellent customer service, sleek modern Western design, and superb restaurant FIGS.
2. Grand Hyatt Vail

Guest bathroom
Formerly known as Vail Cascade Resort & Spa, the Grand Hyatt Vail underwent a massive renovation a couple years ago and you can most certainly tell. Aside from the great new design, guests also rave about the serene spaces and incredibly easy ski in/ski out setup (Grand Hyatt Vail is currently the only luxury hotel in the area that has one).
3. Salish Lodge & Spa

Salish Lodge & Spa
While looking out onto a captivating mountain view with the one you love is definitely romantic, throw a waterfall into the mix and it takes things to the next level. At the Salish Lodge & Spa in Snoqualmie, Washington, that’s exactly what you get. Enjoy a bath looking out onto the Cascade range followed by dinner above Snoqualmie Falls. This place radiates gorgeous, idyllic, and restful vibes, so whatever you do you’re probably going to come away with some great memories.
4. Ojai Valley Inn

Ojai Valley Inn
The Ojai Valley Inn is a Spanish Colonial-style resort overlooking the Santa Ynez Mountains in Ojai, California. If you are able to pull yourself away from their four sparkling blue pools, a full-service spa, four restaurants, golf course, and wellness classes like Tai Chi are all at your disposal. Not sure what more you could want in a proper getaway.
5. The Firebrand Hotel

The Firebrand Hotel Rooftop
Sometimes you want a view of the mountains, but you don’t want to lose the convenience of staying downtown. For occasions like this, The Firebrand Hotel in Whitefish, Montana is the perfect answer. The newly-built space boasts an upscale modern-rustic design and is just steps away from amazing dining and nightlife. And when you’re ready to feel a little closer to nature, you can head up to the rooftop terrace or make your way out to take advantage of the great skiing and other adventures Glacier National Park has to offer.
6. Edgewood Tahoe Resort

The Edgewood Tahoe Resort dining room
It’s probably safe to say that anywhere you choose to stay in Lake Tahoe is going to have wonderful scenery, but the Edgewood Tahoe Resort is definitely a cut above most anything else you’re going to find. All it takes is a couple of photos to see the entire place is eye candy for anyone that can appreciate a good view. Spend all of your time on the magnificent grounds with the attentive staff or take one of their complimentary ski shuttles to the slopes. Whatever you choose to do, it’s an ideal place to decompress.
7. Castle Hill Resort and Spa

Castle Hill Resort And Spa Exterior
Perhaps everything so far has been looking a little too modern for your tastes? Not to worry, Castle Hill Resort and Spa in Cavendish, Vermont, features homey rooms, Victorian-inspired dining and common areas, and an intimate atmosphere. Between these and the beautifully landscaped grounds, you should have no issue scratching that itch for the genteel.
8. L’Auberge de Sedona

L’Auberge de Sedona exterior
The L’Auberge de Sedona in Sedona, Arizona, is an incredible property with a little extra something for the nature lover. In addition to the surrounding red rocks, the property also sits along a wooded stretch of Oak Creek. Dine along its babbling banks, take a stroll through the trees, or enjoy your surroundings from the terrace of your tranquil and comfy room.
9. Brigitte’s Bavarian B&B

Brigitte’s Bavarian B&B Cabin
Of course, a list of beautiful places to stay in the mountains wouldn’t be complete without a rustic retreat, and Brigitte’s Bavarian B&B is just that. This small set of Alaskan cabins sits just outside of Homer. While this property doesn’t come with any of the frills many might be used to, this completely bucolic and romantic grounds is full of flowers and edible plants (that the lovely hosts might just let you help harvest some for your morning breakfast) and offers an environment you’re unlikely to find anywhere else.
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I think the view and setting of Hidden Cove Farm Vacation Rental in Haines Alaska tops all of these.
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I think Goulding’s Lodge in Monument Valley, UT should be at the top of the list.
You left off two of my favorites! The Grove Park Inn and Spa in Asheville, NC and the Omni Homestead Resort in Hot Springs, VA
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