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Travel Newsletter
This summer, forget the airfare and stay right here on the East Coast. From Martha's Vineyard to the mountains of Woodstock, the East Coast has no shortage of places worth your attention. The harder part is knowing which ones actually deliver. These five properties—spread across New England, Long Island, and Upstate New York—cover the range: a 130-year-old harbor landmark on Martha's Vineyard, a Maine oceanfront resort with four decades of coastal credibility, and everything in between.
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Harbor View Hotel
Edgartown, MA
Perched above Edgartown Harbor on Martha's Vineyard, the Harbor View Hotel has anchored island luxury for more than 130 years. The setting is hard to beat—steps from boutique shops, art galleries, and sunset cruises, with panoramic water views that define the Great American Summer. Accommodations range from smart, renovated guest rooms to the stand-alone Captain's Cottages ideal for family gatherings, up to the Presidential Skyhouse for those who want the island's finest address. Dining spans three distinct venues: Bettini Restaurant for contemporary American cuisine with harbor views, the laid-back Behind the View cocktail lounge, and Roxy Pool Bar for al fresco afternoons poolside. A true crown jewel of the Vineyard.
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Anchorage By The Sea
Ogunquit, ME
For more than four decades, Anchorage By The Sea has set the standard for coastal resort living along the Maine shore. The oceanfront property overlooks the Atlantic and sits steps from the Marginal Way, Ogunquit's famous cliff walk, putting beaches, art galleries, and the heart of town within easy reach. Accommodations range from waterfront rooms to village-side options, all finished with coastal charm and sweeping views. Onsite dining leans into Maine's bounty—locally sourced ingredients, fresh flavors, and Atlantic panoramas as the backdrop. The Spa at Anchorage by the Sea offers a quiet counterpoint to beach days, with treatments designed to leave guests genuinely restored. Oceanfront pools and a family-friendly atmosphere round out one of southern Maine's most beloved escapes.
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The Omni Homestead Resort
Hot Springs, VA
Tucked into the Allegheny Mountains of Virginia, The Omni Homestead Resort has welcomed guests for more than 250 years—24 U.S. presidents among them. The resort's 483 guest rooms reflect the full sweep of that legacy, dressed in rich fabrics and traditional Virginia character. Activities run the full spectrum: two championship golf courses (including the nation's oldest first tee in continuous use), four clay tennis courts, a zip line, natural hot springs at the historic Warm Springs Pools, and winter skiing and ice skating. The two-acre Allegheny Springs water park keeps families busy, while The Spa offers a quieter counterpoint. Eight restaurants and bars round out the experience, with regional wines and dress-code dining that honors the resort's grand traditions. A landmark property in every sense.
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Danfords Hotel & Marina
Port Jefferson, NY
On the North Shore of Long Island, Danfords Hotel & Marina sits along the shores of Port Jefferson Harbor, offering 86 newly renovated guest rooms with a casual coastal elegance inspired by sea, sails, and ever-changing light off the Long Island Sound. The boutique property puts guests in the heart of historic Port Jefferson Village, steps from local shops and harbor activity. The newest dining destination, Black Pearl Seafood Chophouse, anchors the culinary experience with ocean-fresh seafood, premium steaks, elevated cocktails, and a harborfront setting that makes the views as compelling as the menu. The onsite Yoga For Life Spa rounds out the retreat. A laid-back but polished escape within easy reach of New York City.
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Twin Gables of Woodstock
Woodstock, NY
Created by artists for artists nearly a century ago, Twin Gables of Woodstock is a design-centric boutique hotel occupying a Victorian home on Tinker Street in the heart of Woodstock village. The property dates to the 1880s and was established as a hotel in 1926 at the height of Woodstock's first creative flowering—revived in 2019 with that bohemian spirit firmly intact. Rooms are light, airy, and hung with hand-selected artwork. Mornings begin with a complimentary continental breakfast of locally sourced fruit and baked goods, served in the restored historic kitchen or on the sunny terrace. The Secret Garden offers a gazebo, fire pit, and native landscaping for quiet moments between gallery visits and hikes up Overlook Mountain. Catskills trails, local eateries, and the Museum at Bethel Woods are all within easy reach.
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