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Boutique hotels that impress a guy who created boutique hotels

May we interest you in a concierge robot?

Liveried coachman await guests at the ferry dock on Mackinac Island and transport them to the hotel by carriage.

This bucolic vacation haven was originally the first Playboy Club-Hotel.

Come for the finery of an AAA five-diamond hotel.

Trade birdies for the breathtaking golf-course vistas two hours south of Indy.

An Edwardian estate of distinguished splendor remains in nearly the same condition as it was 100 years ago.

Trust your GPS. It will indeed steer you to a five-room medieval-themed bed-and-breakfast.

Two red oaks that support the cabin and a rope-and-plank bridge.

Stunning Prairie-style design blurs the line between indoors and out.

Is the inspiration a Lakota sweat lodge? Maybe a blanket-and-pillow fort?

Accommodations in this quasi-communal concept were perfected at a sister hotel in Brooklyn.

Pay attention throughout your time on the Farm. Nearly everything you experience, from the fields to the woods, influences the food.

“Disney’s Contemporary Resort—specifically its iconic A-frame tower—was the first hotel to really capture my imagination.”