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With 337 guest rooms, cottages and suites, Harrison Hot Springs Resort & Spa has many different room options to meet your needs. Famous for its natural hot springs, as a guest of the resort you'll enjoy access to five unique indoor and outdoor pools that range in temperature from 85 F to 104 F so you'll be sure to find one that's right for you. And with the Healing Springs Spa facilities available to all guests, you'll have everything you need to relax the day away. Numerous outdoor activities such as golfing, tennis, boating, waterskiing, and fishing are available. Sample the variety of British Columbia dining options that awaits you. Whatever the mood, whatever the moment, you'll find cuisine that's sure to impress.

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Sequoia National Park. It's where you'll find nature's untouched beauty ready for you to explore. Towering sequoia trees. Spectacular valleys. Inspiring waterfalls. Open year-round and conveniently located within prime access to Sequoia's most popular visitor attractions, the Wuksachi Lodge offers visitors the ideal setting for exploring a wide variety of seasonal outdoor activities. Built in 1999 and highlighted by a spectacular mountain/forest setting, the Wuksachi Lodge is an upscale mountain resort featuring 102 spacious guest rooms, a full-service restaurant serving Sierra Alpine cuisine, cocktail lounge, retail shop and dedicated special event facilities.

As a National Historic Landmark, The Ahwahnee is well known for its great granite façade, striking beamed ceilings, massive stone hearths, richly-colored Native American artwork and finely appointed rooms. Featuring 123 rooms, comprised of 99 hotel rooms, parlors and suites and 24 cottages, this Yosemite National Park lodging masterpiece offers a perfect balance of history, hospitality and elegance.

Sometimes called Camp Curry, Curry Village is the largest lodging facility in Yosemite Valley. Curry Village offers many lodging options including, a motel, cabins with and without private restrooms/showers, and tent cabins without plumbing. Curry Village is one of the most popular lodging options in Yosemite National Park, because of its popularity Curry Village sells out quickly. The National Park Service advises visitors to make reservations 10-12 months in advance to ensure availability.

Tenaya Lodge, located just outside the south entrance of Yosemite, is a mountain resort property set on 35 acres bordering the Sierra National Forest and adjacent to Yosemite. Accommodations include a 244 room lodge, and modern facilities with natural décor making the Tenaya Lodge a perfect mix of modern conveniences and old fashion charm. Each of the guestrooms has a mountain lodge feeling with bold-scale furniture and Native American patterns, colors and artwork. All the rooms have dataport telephones, coffee makers, hair dryers, and movies on-demand. In the lobby you will find soft sofas and leather chairs mixed with the local textures of stone and wood. Offering regional cuisine and fireside dining, Tenaya Lodge’s Sierra Restaurant is heralded for Executive Chef Frederick Clabaugh’s distinctive “Sierra Alpine” cuisine. The Sierra is also host to seasonal “Taste of the Sierra” Wine Dinners where five-course meals are paired with the best vintages of a selected winery. Tenaya Lodge’s spa offers massage therapy and a menu of spa treatments. A large outdoor pool and year-round indoor pool are both 18 meters long. Indoor and outdoor Jacuzzi hot tubs, sauna and steam rooms, and a fitness center round out the property’s wellness facilities.

Wawona Hotel, a National Historic Landmark, is located four miles from the Park's south entrance, between the majestic Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias and Yosemite Valley. The tranquility of this Victorian-style lodge makes it a favorite of those who prefer a relaxed environment and the gracious charm of a bygone era. When staying at the Wawona Hotel you will enjoy European style rooms, daily maid service, furnishings in Victorian Period pieces and antiques, no televisions, no phones (in keeping with the spirit of our national parks). Verandas outside many of the rooms gives guests incredible views of the Wawona area of Yosemite. Housed in six buildings, fifty of the rooms have private baths while the rest are served by central restroom and shower facilities. Stroll this historic property's grounds, golf the Audubon Certified Sanctuary, enjoy a stable ride, or simply relax with a cocktail in an Adirondack chair.

As the closest property to Yosemite Falls, Yosemite Lodge at the Falls is an idyllic spot for families, group retreats and visitors seeking the comforts of a hotel after an exciting day exploring the wilderness. In 1998, the main complex was redesigned with an emphasis on glass and wood detailing to blend harmoniously with its surroundings. Landscaping of indigenous trees, shrubs and wildflowers further reflect the natural beauty of Yosemite Valley. Yosemite Lodge at the Falls has 226 lodge rooms, 19 standard rooms and 4 family rooms, each offering daily maid service.

High in New Hampshire's White Mountains and deep in the Great North Woods, The Balsans Grand Resort Hotel truly is a world unto itself. The 15,000-acre resort is open year-round, offering you the chance to get away any time you desire. You'll enjoy golf, hiking, biking, lake sports plus much more during the warm months and just about every snow adventure imaginable. Each room offers its own individual character, décor and architectural detail. Enjoy the fine dining Condé Nast awarded with a perfect score. The resort's unique table d' hôte approach presents an entirely new menu every day.

Set among the towering oaks and pines of a 2,500-acre park, the Gideon Putnam Resort & Spa provides a refuge from the hubbub of everyday life, along with all of the amenities you expect. A National Historic Landmark, The Gideon Putnam Hotel features 120 guestrooms, including eighteen unique Parlour and porch suites. The hotel is reminiscent of the Georgian Era. In the 1930s, Saratoga Springs opened “America’s First European Spa” on the grounds of the Resort. Today, guests still travel from around the country to indulge in the mineral springs at the Roosevelt Baths and Spa. Luxuriate in these naturally effervescent waters, with soothing baths and relaxing spa treatments. The spa offers a full menu of services, including massages, facials, scrubs, body wraps, waxing, manicures, pedicures and hair styling. Spend a day on the links. Take in summer performances by the New York Ballet and Philadelphia Orchestra at the nearby Saratoga Performing Arts Center. Venture out of the resort for a stroll through downtown Saratoga Springs or an afternoon of Thoroughbred racing at the Saratoga Race Course.