9 Best All-Inclusive Resorts In US | Luxury Holidays That Won’t Break the Bank

Written By: Gail Clifford | Published By: Travel Awaits | November 13, 2023

Between planning meals and excursions, vacations can start to feel like work. But when you’re at an all-inclusive resort, everything is taken care of and you don’t have to think about it. You don’t even have to leave the premises!

All-inclusives in the U.S., in general, aren’t like those in the Caribbean and Mexico. Club Med Sandpiper Bay (read on for details!) is the only truly all-inclusive resort in the U.S., but many other resorts offer all-inclusive packages that cover accommodations, daily meals, outdoor pools, other amenities, and fitness activities. Our travel writers shared their favorite all-inclusive resorts in the U.S. that specialize in everything from wildlife to wellness.

Leave your wallet and kick back by the pool with a cold drink at one of these U.S. all-inclusive resorts.

9 Best All-Inclusive Resorts In US

1. Flathead Lake Lodge

Bigfork, Montana

“Founded in 1945, this family-owned and operated all-inclusive ranch has delighted generations of family vacationers. Situated on 2,000 acres along the shores of Flathead Lake, Flathead Lake Lodge is open from May through October. Week-long stays are required during the family-focused summer season. There’s something for every interest and age group here, so adults and kids can enjoy their own adventures while still bonding as a family.

All-inclusive rates include accommodations, three meals daily, beverages, and all on-site activities, including horseback riding, incredible water sports, guided mountain biking, swimming, tennis, nightly entertainment, youth programs from tots through teens, and more. Families can choose to stay in rooms, spacious suites, and cabins of various sizes located throughout the property. Large families like the South Lodge’s flexible accommodations and cozy lobby area. Multigenerational families can arrange private dinners and boating excursions for special celebrations. 

Pro Tip: Flathead Lake Lodge is just a 45-minute drive from Glacier National Park. Since there’s so much to experience at Flathead Lake Lodge, plan your park visit before or after your stay.” — Nancy Schretter

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2. Red Mountain Resort

Ivins, Utah