Has organizing a vacation ever felt like more work than it was worth? Well, luckily, some of the greatest all-inclusive resorts happen to be right in the US! From tropical to rustic ranches and mountain lodges, the resorts in the United States are as diverse as the country itself.

At times it’s best to leave the planning to the pros and focus more on the relaxation part. The country’s top all-inclusive resorts take care of everything for you. So, the only choice you’ll have to make is whether you want the steak or the fish. Here are our top 10 options for your next trip!

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Casa Marina, Key West, FL

This is a Waldorf Astoria Resort in the historic district and on a private beach, and the area has a natural beauty that can be seen at Higgs and South Beach. It’s a Mediterranean-inspired hotel that sits on a 1,100-foot private beach. The historic beachfront resort combines the 1920s ambiance with a chic and contemporary flair.
To See and Do:

1. Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
2. Harry S. Truman Little White House
3. Scuba diving and parasailing give you a great chance to get out on the surrounding water.
4. Ecotour adventures and hiking/biking trails nearby.
5. Water sports
6. Scooter and bike rentals

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Miraval Resort And Spa, Tucson, AZ

This is an adult-only resort that includes a variety of treatment therapies. Open since 1995, Miraval Resort And Spa has a broad program of activities and personal treatments. Miraval’s motto is “life is better when in balance,” and it is all about mindfulness at its core. Activities include fitness, meditation, yoga, well-being, equine, hiking, biking, and metaphysical exploration.
To See and Do:

1. Spa treatments (aromatherapy, Ayurvedic, and hydrotherapy)
2. Sutherland Trailhead and Golf Club at Vistoso are worth checking out if you’re looking for activities.
3. Visit Biosphere 2 and Oro Valley Aquatic Center if you’re looking for area attractions.

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Waterfall Resort, Hydaburg, AK

Is whale watching on your bucket list? Then this is the place for you! Open for over 30 years, Waterfall Resort is in a historical area and on a private beach. Initially built in 1912 on the island of Prince Wales, the historic Alaskan salmon cannery was renovated as an all-inclusive sport fishing lodge. Many guests return each year to enjoy an all-inclusive Alaskan vacation. Besides great accommodations, you get the fishing experience of a lifetime. The resort provides boats with an expert guide and all the gear needed. Afterwhich, they clean, cut, fast-freeze, box your fish and even check it through to Alaska Airlines via an on-site rep. Everyone leaves with fish!
To See and Do:

1. North Cove Harbor and Klawock Harbor.
2. For local culture, stop by Klawock’s Totem Park.
3. Fishing

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Tombstone Guest Ranch, Tombstone, AZ

This Guest Ranch is in a rural area outside of Tombstone. It is situated around ancient bolder formations of the Dragoon Mountains and is like an 1880’s Western frontier town. This place takes you back in time to the cowboy era with individually designed rooms, each with its own unique historical theme. Experience the adventure of the old Wild West with sweeping views of sun-drenched landscapes, sensational sunsets, and incredible wildlife. Treat yourself to a historic Wild West adventure, all while enjoying all of the comforts and conveniences of a modern world.
To See and Do:

1. Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park
2. Rose Tree Museum
3. O.K. Corral and Big Nose Kates.

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Alaska SeaScape Lodge, Kenai, AK

Right on the beach, this resort is best known as a premier fishing experience on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula. Jimmie Jack’s Alaska SeaScape Lodge blends the Top-Notch fishing that Jimmie Jack’s boats are known for, with a 5 star lodge location, all-inclusive meals on the bluffs of Cook Inlet with magnificent views of the ocean and the Alaskan Range. With appetizers, complimentary wine, and fine dining in the evening, you’re sure to experience all the best that Alaska has to offer!

To See and Do:

1. Soldotna Homestead Museum
2. Kasilof Historical Regional Society
3. Experience fun activities at Meeks Trailhead and Tsalteshi Ski Trails.

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Hotel Whitcomb, San Francisco, CA

Located in San Francisco’s Downtown neighborhood, Market St & 8th St Stop are steps away.
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1. Orpheum Theater
2. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
3. Exploratorium and Pier 39.
4. Sailing and hiking/biking trails nearby

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Mandalay Bay Resort, Las Vegas, NV

FYI: This resort was voted one of the best pools in the US and is what being a resort is all about. Mandalay Bay’s world-famous aquatic playground features 2,700 tons of real sand, a 1.6 million gallon wave pool, 100 rentable cabanas, day beds, bungalows, and personalized villas. The Beach is also open seasonally. Guests go back year after year because the hotel aims to make your stay the most relaxing and enjoyable experience with the room service and a concierge. You may even be able to see the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign from your room!
To See and Do:

1. Park Theater and The Cosmopolitan Casino
2. Miracle Mile Shops and Fashion Show Mall
3. Check out a game or event at T-Mobile Arena
4. Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens
5. Many other activities, including golf.
6. Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck

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Red Mountain Resort, Ivins, UT

This world-class retreat blends naturally into a landscape of vivid red rock cliffs and canyons in southern Utah. Red Mountain Resort has everything you want to relax, renew, and rediscover your love for adventure. The beautifully designed rooms and twenty-four villa suites are carefully situated on 55 acres of black lava gardens and aromatic mesquite with beautiful vistas of the surrounding mountains. The staff here is dedicated to encourage and support you in being as active or relaxed, social or private, as you wish.
To See and Do:

1. Customized adventures to Zion or Bryce Canyon National Parks.
2. Snow Canyon State Park is just down the road.
3. Nutrition Seminars
4. Rock Climbing
5. Private Trails

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Rocking Horse Ranch Resort, Highland, NY

Settled on a 500-acre range in the heart of the scenic Hudson River Valley, Rocking Horse gives you four seasons of activities for families of all ages. The whole place runs just like a well-oiled machine. It’s clean, extremely well-run, and organized in every way. This is a hotel where every single person on staff greets you with a smile and are all very accommodating.
To See and Do:

1. Winter Fun Park and Big Splash indoor waterpark
2. Afternoon chef’s tastings
3. Wine pairings
4. Bingo Hour
5. Evening entertainment, including magicians, bonfire singalongs, comedians, and jugglers

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Basin Harbor, Vergennes, VT

Basin Harbor is a 700-acre resort and boat club on the shores of Lake Champlain. Owned and operated by 4th generation innkeepers.
To See and Do:

1. 18 hole golf course with practice facilities
2. Tennis courts
3. Badminton
4. Croquet
5. Water skiing
6. Boat rentals, kayaks, and sailboats

So, whether you’re searching for a getaway or planning a family vacation, there are plenty of excellent all-inclusive resorts in the United States. If you plan to explore every day and eat out for most meals, this may not be the option for you.

But for the most part, all-inclusive places usually give you a good bang for your buck! And while our choices are diverse, the one thing they have in common is that you won’t be worried about booking meal reservations, how much things cost or planning your own activities.

You will, however, have tough decisions to make about which spa treatment is best for you and what tour to choose for the day. Ohhh, the HASSLE!

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