Explore 10 stunning Black-owned resorts and hotels across the U.S. for your next vacation. Celebrate culture, support Black businesses, and travel in style.

Vacations are about relaxation, connection, and exploring new places—but what if you could do all of that while supporting Black-owned businesses? Across the U.S., Black entrepreneurs are redefining hospitality with luxurious, culturally inspired resorts and hotels. Whether you’re planning a solo escape, a romantic getaway, or a family vacation, these 10 Black-owned gems deserve a spot on your travel itinerary.

Salamander Resort & Spa – Middleburg, VA

Owned by entrepreneur Sheila Johnson, Salamander Resort & Spa offers luxury nestled in Virginia’s wine country. With spacious rooms, a world-class spa, and equestrian activities, it’s perfect for unwinding in style.

The Ivy Hotel – Baltimore, MD

This stunning boutique hotel combines historic charm with modern luxury. Enjoy gourmet meals, spa treatments, and personalized service, all in a beautifully restored 19th-century mansion.

Akwaaba Inns – Multiple Locations

Run by Monique Greenwood, Akwaaba Inns offer cozy and elegant accommodations in cities like Washington, D.C., and Brooklyn. Each location reflects African-American culture, art, and heritage.

Maison de la Luz – New Orleans, LA

While not widely advertised as Black-owned, this boutique hotel has been highlighted for celebrating diversity. Its luxurious suites and artistic vibe perfectly capture New Orleans’ unique culture.

Urban Cowboy Lodge – Catskills, NY

This Black-owned mountain retreat is a dream for adventurers and design enthusiasts alike. Expect stylish interiors, cozy cabins, and gorgeous views in this Catskills escape.

Dooky Chase’s Hotel – New Orleans, LA

Known for its cultural significance, this hotel ties history, art, and Black excellence into every corner. Pair your stay with a meal at the iconic Dooky Chase’s restaurant next door.

Magnolia House Inn – Hampton, VA

This charming bed and breakfast is known for its warm hospitality and beautiful Victorian-style decor. It’s a perfect choice for romantic getaways or peaceful weekends.

Detroit Foundation Hotel – Detroit, MI

Located in a former firehouse, this boutique hotel celebrates Detroit’s history and culture. Its stylish design and commitment to showcasing local artists make it a standout spot.

Casa de Loco – Osage Beach, MO

This unique Black-owned resort is perfect for adventurers, offering lakeside luxury and activities like kayaking, hiking, and wine tasting in the Missouri Ozarks.

Copper Door Bed & Breakfast – Miami, FL

Owned by Jamila Ross and Akino West, this boutique B&B in Overtown combines minimalistic elegance with a focus on local Black history and community.

Ready to plan your next getaway? Supporting Black-owned resorts and hotels means investing in our communities while enjoying unforgettable experiences. Add these incredible destinations to your travel bucket list and prepare to relax in style and purpose.

For more travel tips, inspiration, and Black-owned businesses to support, check out the Black Travel Experiences blog. Let’s travel smarter, celebrate culture, and make every trip meaningful!