Head to one of these properties for an adults-only spring break getaway.

© Auberge du Soleil
Situated on a 33-acre hillside olive grove in Napa Valley, California, this adults-only resort is the ideal adult spring break getaway. Dine in the property’s Michelin-starred restaurant. Indulge in a treatment at Auberge du Soleil Spa. Or simply enjoy stunning views.

© Condado Ocean Club
Located in San Juan, Puerto Rico’s, chic Condado District, this adults-only hotel offers uninterrupted ocean views and a variety of on- and off-site experiences. Book the resort’s Spring Fever Package, with 10–20 percent off stays and a $50 food and beverage credit. Use code SPRING when booking.

© Harwood Hospitality
This family-owned boutique hotel in Dallas, Texas, blends Swiss sensibilities with Texas hospitality. Situated in downtown Dallas, the 134-room property features six independent hospitality concepts. Head to the rooftop infinity pool for private cabana access and a selection of food and beverage outlets. End your evening at the property’s London-inspired nightclub Babou’s.

© Keswick Hall
For travelers interested in a historic stay, head to Charlottesville, Virginia’s, Keswick Hall. This property is located in a 1912 building. The property offers guests numerous amenities including two outdoor pools, a spa and fitness center, 18-hole golf course, multiple dining outlets, tennis courts, and recently opened pickleball courts.

© SHA Wellness Clinic
This health-focused resort opened in Costa Mujeres, Mexico, in late January. Take part in personalized health programs ranging from four to 21 days. Known as the SHA Method, these programs have been developed by experts and offer the latest innovations. Pricing starts at $5,770 for the four-day program.
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