WHERE YOU’LL STAY


When you travel with Tauck, you’ll know your destination from the moment you wake up.


More than just a place to sleep, where you stay in North America is all about the destination – and our hotels, lodges and resorts are often destinations in themselves. They have great locations... but they each offer that little something extra that makes them special...


Take the inside-the-national-park lodges and hotels we’ve chosen. Being close to the natural wonders you’ve come to see is just the beginning at the Old Faithful Inn at Yellowstone, The Lodge at Bryce Canyon, Jackson Lake Lodge in the Tetons, the Far View Lodge at Mesa Verde, The Ahwahnee at Yosemite, The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise or The Fairmont Banff Springs high in the Canadian Rockies – each with a personality all its own.


In the cities, we’ve sought out hotels and resorts with real character that provide the best experience in the best location and reflect the uniqueness of the cities around them... the Strater Hotel in Durango and the Eldorado Hotel in Santa Fe; the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel in Washington, DC; The Westin Copley Place, Boston; the Hotel Grand Pacific in Victoria; Montreal’s Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth and The Westin St. Francis in San Francisco.


And North America’s historic resorts – offering the elegance and hospitality of another time – are among our favorites, as well as yours... like the Grand Hotel on Michigan’s Mackinac Island, New Hampshire’s Omni Mount Washington Resort, Georgia’s Jekyll Island Club Hotel, The Royal Hawaiian on Waikiki Beach, and Vermont’s Hawk Inn & Mountain Resort.


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