Let’s face it: traveling solo can be a blast. No compromising on where to eat, what to do, or when to call it a night. But picking the right resort can make or break your trip faster than you can say “table for one.”
Fear not, solo adventurers, we’ve scoured the country to bring you the cream of the crop when it comes to U.S. resorts that roll out the red carpet for solo travelers.
Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa – Tucson, Arizona
Picture this: You’re in the middle of the Sonoran Desert, but instead of cacti and tumbleweeds, you’re surrounded by zen gardens and spa treatments. Miraval is like a oasis for the soul.
The Ranch at Rock Creek – Philipsburg, Montana
Ever dreamed of being a cowboy (or cowgirl) but didn’t want to give up luxury? This place is your answer. Saddle up for horseback riding by day, then sip cocktails in a swanky saloon by night.
The communal dining here is great for meeting folks – nothing breaks the ice like swapping stories of your ungraceful dismounts.
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Club Med Sandpiper Bay – Port St. Lucie, Florida
If sitting still isn’t your thing, you’ll love this place. It’s like adult summer camp, but with better food and cocktails. From tennis to sailing, you’ll find your tribe of active travelers here.
Just don’t be surprised if you end up in a dance-off at the nightly entertainment – it happens to the best of us.
Mohonk Mountain House – New Paltz, New York
This place looks like Hogwarts decided to open a resort. It’s magical, and not just because of the stunning views. With activities ranging from tomahawk throwing to meditation, you’re bound to find something that floats your boat.
And yes, they do have boats.
Travaasa Hana – Maui, Hawaii
Aloha, paradise! This place is so chill, you might forget to check your phone for a week. Join a lei-making class and make some friends – nothing says “instant bonding” like mutually stabbing yourself with flower stems.
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Canyon Ranch Lenox – Lenox, Massachusetts
Nestled in the Berkshires, this place is like a health nut’s dream come true. With over 35 activities daily, you can try everything from aerial yoga to cooking classes.
Don’t miss the evening lectures – they’re surprisingly fun, and you might learn something to impress your next date.
The Lodge at Woodloch – Hawley, Pennsylvania
Adults-only and spa-focused? Indeed! This Poconos gem is perfect for when you need to escape the real world (and maybe your family group chat). T
he Chef’s Table dinners are a great way to make friends – nothing unites people like good food and wine.
Pritikin Longevity Center + Spa – Miami, Florida
If you’re the type who likes to come back from vacation healthier than when you left, this is your spot. It’s like a health boot camp. The shared goal of wellness makes it easy to bond with others over green smoothies and cardio classes.
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Red Mountain Resort – Ivins, Utah
Adventure seekers, this one’s for you. Located near Zion National Park, it’s perfect for hikers and nature lovers. Join a group hike – there’s nothing like huffing and puffing up a mountain to create instant camaraderie.
Lake Austin Spa Resort – Austin, Texas
This lakeside resort is small but mighty. With only 40 rooms, it’s intimate enough that you’ll probably know everyone’s name by the end of your stay. Try the stand-up paddleboarding – it’s a great core workout and an even better way to meet people.
Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa – Ojo Caliente, New Mexico
This place is hot – literally. Famous for its mineral springs, it’s a great spot to soak your cares away. The communal pools are perfect for striking up conversations.
Just remember: what happens in the hot springs, stays in the hot springs.
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The Broadmoor – Colorado Springs, Colorado
This place is fancy with a capital F. But don’t let that scare you off – it’s also super friendly. Try your hand at falconry (yes, that’s a thing) or join a group cooking class.
The mix of activities means you’re bound to find your people.
Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health – Stockbridge, Massachusetts
Calling all yogis! This place is like Disneyland for wellness enthusiasts. The silent breakfasts are… interesting (and surprisingly not awkward).
Shared rooms are an option if you’re feeling brave and want to make friends fast.
Cal-a-Vie Health Spa – Vista, California
With only 30 guests per week, this place is more exclusive than a high school’s cool kids’ table. The all-inclusive program means you don’t have to think about anything except which spa treatment to get next.
Tough life, right?
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Blackberry Farm – Walland, Tennessee
Foodies, rejoice! This working farm in the Smoky Mountains is a culinary paradise. Join a cooking demo or a farm tour – you’re bound to meet other food enthusiasts.
Just don’t be surprised if you come back with a newfound desire to make your own artisanal cheese.
Skyterra Wellness Retreat – Lake Toxaway, North Carolina
Tucked away in the Blue Ridge Mountains, this small retreat is perfect for those looking to reset. It’s like pressing the ctrl+alt+delete on your life, but in a good way.
The small group sizes mean you’ll probably leave with a new bestie or two.
Nemacolin Woodlands Resort – Farmington, Pennsylvania
This place is like a choose-your-own-adventure book. Casino? Check. Zip-lining? You got it. Spa treatments? But of course.
With so many options, you’re bound to find your tribe. The lounges and bars are great for mingling.
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Acqualina Resort & Residences – Sunny Isles Beach, Florida
Beach lovers, this one’s for you. The adults-only pool is perfect for peaceful lounging, while beachside yoga classes offer a chance to meet fellow sun worshippers.
Just don’t forget your sunscreen – lobster red is not a good look for anyone.
The Alisal Guest Ranch & Resort – Solvang, California
Saddle up, partner! This working dude ranch in Santa Barbara wine country offers a unique experience.
Join the twice-daily group trail rides – nothing bonds people quicker than shared sore muscles and stories of which horse was the most stubborn.
Twin Farms – Barnard, Vermont
This all-inclusive, adults-only resort is like the cool, sophisticated older sibling of summer camp. With only 20 accommodations, it’s intimate without being awkward.
Don’t miss the Japanese Furo – it’s a great place to relax and potentially meet other guests.
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Who Said Solo Is Lonely?
There you have it, folks – 20 resorts that prove solo travel doesn’t have to mean lonely travel. Whether you’re looking to zen out, adventure hard, or eat your way through your vacation, there’s a spot here for you.
Remember, the beauty of solo travel is that you get to call all the shots. So go ahead, book that trip. Your perfect solo adventure is waiting!
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