From the Tetons to the Caribbean, 6 Getaways for Grown-Ups

If a hotel full of children is not your idea of a vacation, why not try a getaway just for grown-ups? From posh city hotels to tropical resorts, these new and recently expanded adults-only escapes beckon solo travelers, couples and friends with nature hikes, classes like pottery and macramé, spa treatments, tequila tastings and perhaps the greatest luxury of all: peace and quiet.Sedona, Ariz.Mii amoAfter being closed for two years, this longstanding escape amid the red rocks of Sedona has reopened following a $40 million renovation and expansion.Part of the Relais & Châteaux hotel network, the hotel’s new additions include the Hummingbird at Mii amo restaurant, where you can enjoy seasonal local produce.

There’s also a 3,300-square-foot movement and fitness studio; a reflexology path designed to massage and engage acupressure points on your feet; an expanded spa, where you can get a massage with CBD oil and try reiki or hypnosis; and a yoga lawn.Choose from 16 renovated casitas and seven new casita rooms and suites.All of the property’s 23 rooms have fireplaces, outdoor spaces and heated bathroom floors.

The new suites have soaking tubs from which you can take in the views.Visits to the resort, which in the past have been offered for three-, four-, or seven-night packages, can now be booked for up to 10 nights.Included are accommodations, food and drinks, treatments and activities such as hikes and fitness classes.

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