How many resorts are there in United States?

We can currently book 257 across 10 destinations in United States, starting from €4 per night for two adults.

Which destination in United States has the most?

Orlando, with 63 properties resorts and all-inclusive properties.

Resorts in United States

257 properties resorts and all-inclusive properties across 10 destinations in United States, from € 4 per night for two adults.

Live prices, sampled for a two-night stay a month ahead.

Resorts in United States at a glance

We track 257 properties resorts and all-inclusive properties across 10 destinations in United States. Orlando has the most with 63; Las Vegas has the lowest starting price at € 4 a night. Typical prices across the country run from € 52 to € 294 depending on where you go, which is a wider gap than most travellers expect within one country. Staying in Honolulu costs about 5.7 times what Las Vegas does for the same kind of property, so if your plans are flexible the destination matters more than the hotel.

Destination	Properties	From / night	Typical
Orlando	63	from € 64	€ 142
Las Vegas	57	from € 4	€ 52
Scottsdale	26	from € 91	€ 185
Fort Lauderdale	22	from € 95	€ 144
Honolulu	20	from € 159	€ 294
Palm Springs	19	from € 77	€ 151
Miami	16	from € 76	€ 272
Key West	16	from € 126	€ 210
San Diego	13	from € 143	€ 232
San Francisco	5	from € 152	€ 173

What to look for in resorts in United States

Large properties built as self-contained destinations, with several restaurants, pools, and usually a beach or a mountain attached. Many offer all-inclusive rates. A resort is a decision about the shape of your holiday as much as about where you sleep: they work best when you intend to stay put.

Before you book, check

What all-inclusive actually covers. Premium spirits, à la carte restaurants, motorised water sports and excursions are commonly excluded.
Whether the à la carte restaurants need to be reserved, and how early.
Whether there is a resort fee on top of the rate.
How far the resort is from anything else, if you want to leave it at all.

The thing people get caught by

Resort fees are the most common unpleasant surprise at check-out, particularly in the United States and the Caribbean, where they can add $30 to $50 a night to a rate that looked competitive. Check the property's fee line before comparing prices.

Worth it for: Beach holidays, families who want the day organised, and destinations where getting around independently is hard work.