These Are the 9 Most Luxurious All-Inclusive Resorts Across the West

Vacationing in the western United States is at the top of the list for locals and visitors alike, and there are plenty of ways to save on your next trip. One standout option? All-inclusive resorts, which typically provide one rate for unlimited food and beverages, hotel amenities, and onsite activities—aka, you pay for everything upfront and only have to focus on having fun and relaxing, without worrying about hidden costs. 

Below, explore the relaxing retreats and family-friendly resorts in Alaska, California, Montana, and several other states out West. And because the U.S. isn’t known for all-inclusive offerings, we also selected resorts with more inclusive, free amenities for guests to enjoy during their stay.

Stillpoint Lodge in Halibut Cove, Alaska

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Post up in a cozy cabin at Stillpoint Lodge, which has a near-endless menu for their all-inclusive experience. Transportation to the resort, locally caught seafood and pre-packed lunches, and excursions such as saltwater fishing and bear viewing via floatplane are all available for guests. Rates start at $3,272 per night per person with a three-night minimum, and there are discounted rates for kids 6 to 11 years old.

Castle Hot Springs in Morristown, Arizona

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Tucked away in the Bradshaw Mountains, this desert getaway is home to 30 cabins and bungalows. Your stay comes with free meals, including gratuity, a $25 per night credit for drinks, activities like pickleball and meditation, and the opportunity to experience their renowned hot springs. Keep in mind this is an adults-only retreat, so only guests 18 years and older are permitted.

Alila Ventana Big Sur in Big Sur, California

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The redwoods meet the mountains and the sea at this property surrounded by nature in Northern California. You can expect all-inclusive food (including poolside lunches), non-alcoholic beverages, daily hikes, yoga experiences, and more with your nightly lodging purchase. Upgrades are available for food and beverages and other activities, and if you want to luxuriously immerse yourself in the elements, glamping tents are also available.

Vista Verde Guest Ranch in Clark, Colorado

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About 25 miles north of Steamboat Springs, this all-inclusive ranch welcomes guests to their own private cabins and lodge rooms—some of which boast fireplaces and hot tubs. Your stay provides three meals daily, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, guided outdoor excursions, yoga classes, and even programs designed for kids. Rates start at $2,550 per person per night, but it varies by the season and age of each guest.

Triple Creek Ranch in Darby, Montana

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Nestled in the Bitterroot National Forest, this 50-acre, adults-only ranch treats guests to meals (served in dining areas or room service), select alcoholic drinks, and seasonal activities like inner tubing, soap-making classes, and more. Prices are preset for couples, but there are discounted rates for single guests.

The Ranch at Rock Creek in Philipsburg, Montana

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Glamping cabins and a remodeled barn are only a couple of the 31 accommodations available on this expansive 6,600-acre property. Notable features of their all-inclusive package are the farm-to-table dining, unlimited beverages and snacks, scheduled activities (we’re talking hiking, horseback riding, and even a class called “Rodeo 101”), and nightly entertainment.

Geronimo Trail Guest Ranch in Catron County, New Mexico

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If visiting an authentic dude ranch is on your bucket list, look no further. From mid-March to mid-June, you can sign up for three meals per day, wildlife viewing experiences, unlimited horseback riding and hiking, and more. There are also unforgettable nighttime activities like roasting marshmallows for s’mores under the stars. You can choose between three and five nights, and rates start at $1,995 per person for a three-night stay.

The Kahala Hotel & Resort in Honolulu, Hawaii

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It’s a known fact that there aren’t any truly all-inclusive resorts in Hawaii, but we’d be remiss not to mention the Kahala. This high-end property has no resort fees, meaning guests have access to everything from Hawaiian cultural classes like lei making and hula dancing to unique kids’ experiences such as art classes and sea animal encounters. 

Canyon Ranch in Tucson, Arizona; Woodside, California; and Las Vegas, Nevada

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Canyon Ranch is a luxury wellness retreat with locations all over the United States. In the West, you can stay at their properties in Tucson, Arizona; Woodside, California; and Las Vegas, Nevada. Pricing starts at $1,000 per guest per night for single attendees and $900 per guest per night for couples, but there are also special packages prioritizing spa treatments, exercise, mindfulness, and more.