Upgrade your hotel and vacation experience with a stay at any of these seven hotels, each boasting unique, beautiful and luxurious bathtubs for the ultimate bath indulgence. From an outdoor bath in an Israeli desert to a deep tub within one of Italy’s most elegant hotels, plan a visit at one of these properties to enjoy these bathtubs.
The Lodge at Pebble Beach at Pebble Beach Resorts, California
At this 5-star property overlooking California’s serene Pebble Beach, stay in any of its luxury suites, such as the Garden Spa suite, featuring wood-beamed ceilings; a stone-faced, gas-burning fireplace; single king-sized bed; and a luxury, deep-soaking tub. Elevate your tub experience further by adding on amenities like a decadent fruit and cheese board, a selection of hand-selected truffles for two or items chosen from the property’s spa to accompany you during your bath experience.
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Preidlhof Wellness Resort, Naturno, Italy
Picking which suite to book might be the hardest part when planning a stay at Preidlof Wellness Resort. The luxury suite Lavendel sees elegant, natural wood furnishings; a small bar with wine; and a spacious bathroom come together for a relaxing experience. The bathroom alone features a relaxing shower for two and a romantic bath. Or stay in the penthouse suite Dolce Vita to enjoy a terrace with a whirlpool, private butler service and a Finnish exterior sauna with a multisensory shower for two. Whichever suite you select, you’re guaranteed a unique tub experience.
Loma de Vida Spa at La Cantera Resort, San Antonio, Texas
A stay in this resort’s Luxury Texas Suite not only promises a mini wet bar, city views and complimentary happy hours, but it also promises access to Loma de Vida Spa & Wellness. At this spa, opt for the Sky Loft treatment, a 60-minute session featuring a salt soak or bubble tub for two in the spa’s outdoor cowboy tub, accompanied by some bubbly prosecco.
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The Opus Westchester, White Plains, New York
Every guestroom and suite at The Opus Westchester boasts a bathtub. In a premier guestroom, enjoy a separate tub and shower, all within a marble bathroom. Upgrade your experience at this 5-star property with a stay in The Opus Suite, complete with an oversized bathtub. Wanting to take your relaxation even further? Book a treatment at the hotel’s new spa to recharge and re-energize yourself.
Selina Desert Garden Ramon, Mitzpe Ramon, Israel
Blend glamping with resort-style amenities at Selina Desert Garden Ramon’s suites+, an extension of the property’s regular suites. In the property’s two- and four-person suites+, guests enjoy a private balcony and Jacuzzi underneath a natural wooden roof. When not relaxing, embark on a Jeep tour or go rappelling nearby for even more views of the region.
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The Lake House on Canandaigua, Canandaigua, New York
In the heart of the Finger Lakes, this property embraces that classic, lakeside feel with white-washed walls and neutral woods. The calming colors continue into the bathroom, where unlacquered brass fixtures adorn walk-in showers and deep-soaking tubs. Complete the tub experience with hand-crafted spa toiletries, a robe and slippers. Accommodations ranging from the premium lake king suite to the premium lake queen suite also include balconies to take in views of the lakes.
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Whiteface Lodge, Lake Placid, New York
This Adirondacks resort brings the history and ruggedness of the region into the lodge, from wood accents to leather furniture to antler chandeliers, particularly in the presidential suite. Whether staying in the presidential suite (available as a two-, three- and four-bedroom configuration), two-bedroom clubhouse suite or one-bedroom deluxe suite, you’ll find a tub meeting all of your relaxation needs.
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