Luxury Hotels Offering Glamping Suites Across the U.S.

  • November 2, 2017
Luxury Hotels Offering Glamping Suites Across the U.S.
Debuting this December in the Coachella Valley, Hotel Paseo is the first new luxury hotel built in Palm Desert in over 30 years, and is located just steps away from upscale shopping and entertainment on El Paseo (known as the “Rodeo Drive of the Desert”). For guests that want unique accommodations, the property features a beautifully renovated and fully furnished, 25-foot vintage 1950 Airstream trailer by recognized restorer David Winick, who also designed Airstream’s 75th anniversary’s prototype in 2007 and has renovated trailers for celebrities like Anthony Kiedis of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Patrick Dempsey. David found this particular trailer deteriorating in the desert outside of Palm Springs, so it was only fitting that it was sent back to its original home after being refurbished. The trailer suite now features new aluminum walls, stainless steel appliances, an 8-foot reclaimed black walnut bar, and black walnut cabinetry with vintage hardware. It can sleep four and includes a rear bedroom and dinette that converts to a large queen bed. While staying in the Airstream, guests are steps away from many fun amenities located on the outdoor lawn like a pool and spa, three private cabanas, poolside cabana bar, outdoor stage for live musical performances, plus interactive activities like a Bocce Ball Court, Cornhole toss, and Shuffle Board.

Beverly Wilshire roof glamping

The Beverly Wilshire Hotel, A Four Seasons Hotel – The iconic hotel in Beverly Hills just launched an urban luxury glamping experience where guests can stay in a posh tent perched ten floors up on the terrace of the Veranda Suite. The deluxe tent suite includes lavish furnishings like fur rugs and crystal chandeliers, as well as a queen- size bed, and sprawling views of the LA skyline.

W hotel Mongolian Yurt

W New York – Guests can also enjoy big city glamping in a large Mongolian Yurt tent built on a terrace at the W Hotel in midtown New York. The tent’s terrace is covered in artificial grass giving the illusion of the great outdoors, and is decorated with bright pillows and cushions for lounging, as well as a fire pit, and hanging lanterns.