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Chatham Tides
394 Pleasant St

The 24-unit Chatham Tides Waterfront Lodging is a budget, beachfront hotel occupying a prime spot on the Nantucket Sound in Chatham, about a 10-minute drive from the town center. The property contains renovated Efficiency Rooms, Townhouses, and Suites that all have kitchen amenities and sundecks with ocean views. The highlight of Chatham Tides is its own small, private beach that’s quintessentially Cape Cod but without the crowds -- a real feat, especially at the height of summer -- and guests say it’s an ideal spot to relax, sunbathe, swim, or set off on a long walk. Efficiency Rooms are small with tiny showers, although these units are closest to the beach. Travelers looking for budget beachside hotel closer to town can try the Hawthorne Motel, which is in walking distance to Chatham’s Main Street.

Waimea Plantation Cottages
9400 Kaumualii Highway

Completely unlike any other hotel accommodation on Kauai, the upper-middle-range Waimea Plantation Cottages offers visitors a unique approach to the typical Hawaiian vacation. A former sugar cane plantation, the property looks much like it did at the turn of the century, when individual cottages dotted the giant green lawn leading to the ocean. Today, it has 61 cottages, a pool, and an on-site restaurant, and welcomes visitors to a little slice of old Hawaii, where roosters roam the grounds, children play beneath willow trees, and families gather on their lanais to celebrate special occasions. The experience at Waimea Plantation Cottages is certainly rustic -- you can expect a few bugs, spotty Wi-Fi, and iffy air conditioners -- but the hotel’s unsophisticated charm is part of its appeal. Travelers looking for a more modern hotel with a similar laid-back vibe should check out Kauai Shores, an Aqua Hotel, but it’s on the complete opposite side of the island.   

Hotel L'Archipel
Anse Gouvernement

The 32-room Hotel L’Archipel is an upscale property set in
the hills on Praslin Island. Many of the spacious, contemporary rooms have large,

Rabbit Hill Inn
48 Lower Waterford Rd, PO Box 55

The 19-room Rabbit Hill Inn combines the peaceful atmosphere of Northern Vermont with an elegant B&B experience. The clean, spacious rooms are more "L.L. Bean cozy" than "Manhattan chic," and each is individually decorated. Outstanding features in some of the rooms include wood-burning fireplaces and soaking tubs for two. All essential B&B elements -- antiques, comfy beds, a cat (named Reese) -- are accounted for, as well as some less common B&B perks (free Wi-Fi, and an on-site tavern with a skilled barman). This Vermont inn offers a lovely restaurant with free breakfast, personalized service, and an escape from technology -- rooms are TV-free and cell phones have limited service.

Winvian
155 Alain White Rd

The Winvian is a romantic, upscale property set on 113 acres of countryside outside tiny Morris. Its 19 individually decorated cottages all have a feel of understated, rustic elegance with the convenience of modern amenities, including Bose surround systems, flat-screen TVs, and Nespresso coffeemakers. All units have working fireplaces, large bathrooms with separate walk-in showers and jetted tubs, and unique, mind-blowing design features; one cottage has a helicopter shell that doubles as a living room. The outstanding spa and the wonderful restaurant serving a tasty farm-to-table menu are just some of the highlights. But this kind of luxury doesn’t come cheap, and the themed decor might not be to everyone’s taste. Also, it’s very secluded, but that’s probably why most guests are looking to stay here.

Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa
101 Mountain View Rd

A solid option for families and travelers who want a quiet getaway, the historic Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa has plenty of activities in a quiet and peaceful environment. This large resort is in a secluded mountain setting and many of the rooms have gorgeous alpine views. Despite its remote location, there's plenty to do both at the property and at nearby ski resorts. While the resort is particularly popular with golfers and skiers, guests who just want to relax indoors can take advantage of the Mountain View Grand's large spa, multiple lounge areas, library, and small movie theater. However, decor isn't as upscale as one may expect for rooms at this price.

Tropicana Las Vegas - A DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel
7250 Pollock Drive Las Vegas

A $180 million renovation completed in 2011 turned the once-dingy Tropicana into one of the nicer mid-range hotels on the Strip. This storied hotel is one of the oldest in Vegas -- it was built in 1957, and once had mob associations -- but today it is clean, modern, and even somewhat stylish, with South-Beach-inspired decor and a sprawling pool club and nightclub, Bagatelle Beach. The casino isn't as large as others on the Strip, but the central location makes it easy to gamble elsewhere -- the hotel is connected via pedestrian bridges to MGM Grand and Excalibur. The basic contemporary rooms have fresh tropical style; guests should stay in the Paradise Tower to be close to the Strip or the Club Tower to be close to the pool. But note that prices tend to be a bit higher than at other mid-range options such as Treasure Island and New York New York.

Red Roof Inn Las Vegas
4350 Paradise Road University District Las Vegas

More aging apartment complex than flashy hotel -- there's a full kitchenette in each of the 199 studiolike guest rooms -- the Comfort Inn Las Vegas has a nice pool and its fine for a longer stay off the bustling Strip. Plus, it's a short walk from the parties at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino and the UNLV campus.

Blue Moon Resort for Gay Men
4133 Hinson Street Las Vegas

The Blue Moon Resort for Gay Men is just that: a clothing-optional hotel for gay men, and there doesn't seem to be another hotel in Las Vegas quite like it. A budget property, it doesn't quite measure up to other hotels in the area that offer more modern rooms, but most guests agree it's still a good value for the money. Amenities include a steam room with lockers and a movie room, free continental breakfast, and a free weekly barbecue. Patrons range in age from young to old, and the atmosphere is casual -- expect to see nude men by the pool. Rooms are clean and comfortable with large beds, but they have dated bathrooms and tiny tube TVs. Gay men who want to be among other gay men will find this hotel very welcoming.

Deauville Beach Resort
North Beach Miami Beach

Offering a good-size room with a panoramic view, quality beds, and beach access at a reasonable price -- the Deauville seems like a decent pick, but frequent complaints of cleanliness issues and poor customer service have us looking elsewhere. The rooms renovated in 2014 have a fresh look, but still left much to be desired and the entire property is due for a overhaul. For a similarly priced option with better rooms and service, check out the Courtyard By Marriott Miami Beach Oceanfront.