Just like crisp immaculately ironed Egyptian cotton pillowcases are a true giveaway of luxury, a hotel’s bathroom, too, is a great way to gauge a standard of comfort and service. A jaw-dropping open rainfall shower, local, high-quality complimentary beauty and wellness products, and an indulgent deep bathtub add that extra special something to a trip away. But there are some hotels across the country that truly excel in this department. To the point that you might want to book a stay just to lounge in the tub. These are the best luxury hotels with big bathtubs.
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18 Hotels With Bathtubs so Luxurious You’ll Never Want to Leave the Room
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The Standard High Line, New York City, New York
The standalone bathtubs at The Standard also offer sweeping panoramic views. This bathroom is located in the chic hotel’s Corner King room and has floor-to-ceiling windows, offering you an opportunity to bathe in the sunset light — literally. You can even add a Bubbles package, in which you’ll get an iced bottle of Möet to sip while you relax.
The Standard High Line: 848 Washington St, New York
Arlo Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York
Arlo Williamsburg (formerly The Williamsburg Hotel) is the epitome of “hip,” offering a more intimate, laid-back vibe than the other hotels of its standard in Brooklyn. The rooms are punctuated with a calming color pallet of rich leather brown, mustard soft furnishings, and, of course, its iconic aqua blue tiles in the bathroom. The Loft Suite, in particular, is worth booking. Reviews state it’s more like a large New York apartment than a more typical cramped hotel room, commonly found in the area. The beautifully tiled wet-room comes with a walk-in shower and standalone tub — both of which have views of the surrounding neighborhood.
Arlo Williamsburg: 96 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249
Dunton Hot Springs, Dolores, Colorado
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Photo: Courtesy of Dunton Hot Springs
Photo: Courtesy of Dunton Hot Springs
Dunton Hot Springs is one of the best resorts in the US, famed for its holistic approach to wellness, exceptional dining, on-site vineyard, and a plethora of seasonal guided adventures. Water is at the core of the restorative experience at Dunton. The resort offers guests five ways to enjoy the springs, with water temperatures ranging from 85 to 106 degrees Fahrenheit. Some cabins even have private hot springs baths, allowing you to enjoy a soothing soak in complete privacy.
Dunton Hot Springs: 8532 Road 38, Dolores, CO 81323
Urban Cowboy Lodge, Catskills, New York
In the wilderness of the Catskills, Urban Cowboy Lodge is a grown-up haven just a two-and-a-half-hour drive from New York. Accommodations here range from cozy cabin-style rooms, ideal for couples, to a sprawling six-bedroom suite perfect for group getaways. Guests staying in the Alpine Bathing Suites are treated to the indulgence of a clawfoot bathtub, and for those who want to connect with nature, there are suites with outdoor cedar soaking tubs so you can bathe beneath the open sky of the Catskills.
Urban Cowboy Lodge: 37 Alpine Rd, Big Indian, NY 12410
Castle Hot Springs, Morristown, Arizona
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Castle Hot Springs is a luxurious boutique resort in the Bradshaw Mountains of Arizona. Established in 1896 it was Arizona’s first luxury resort, frequented by celebrities and socialites. After many years of closure, the resort was meticulously restored and reopened in 2019, blending its early-20th-century charm with a contemporary, off-grid ethos.
The highlight of the resort, without a doubt, is the hot springs. And you can enjoy soaking under the stars at many of their accommodations in privacy. In particular, the Spring Bungalows feature outdoor tubs with water that comes from the mineral springs. The spring water is believed to have a number of health benefits, including relaxation, stress relief, and improved circulation. Soaking in the outdoor bath is a perfect way to unwind after a day of exploring the resort’s many amenities or hiking in the surrounding Bradshaw Mountains.
Castle Hot Springs: 5050 N Castle Hot Springs Rd, Morristown, AZ 85342
Nobu Ryokan Malibu, Malibu, California
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Located on California’s Pacific Coast Highway, near the scenic Carbon Beach, this small, 16-room hotel offers beachfront suites with teak soaking tubs beneath skylights that open to the sky. Inspired by traditional Japanese ryokans (inns), the hotel features soaking tubs similar to those used in onsen (Japanese hot springs). The Suiheisen Suite has a luxurious outdoor teak soaking tub with a beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean. Guests can book the “Art of Bathing” package, including luxuries such as champagne, bath salts, custom-made face serum, and a daily breakfast for two.
Nobu Ryokan Malibu: 22752 Pacific Coast Hwy, Malibu, CA 90265
MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa, Sonoma, California
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The MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa is a small, 69-room hotel located in the center of California Wine Country. After a day exploring Sonoma, you can enjoy a warm bath in one of the outdoor tubs. The hotel experience called “Bathe in Nature” was created by an artist, explorer, and water healer, Jobi Manson, and was designed to help guests feel connected to nature through sound healing.
MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa: 29 E MacArthur St, Sonoma, CA 95476
Hotel Valley Ho, Scottsdale, Arizona
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In downtown Scottsdale, Hotel Valley Ho offers guests a pampering bathing package in one of the chic studio guest rooms which features a stunning Philippe Starck-designed bathtub — a modernist masterpiece known for its sleek lines. The package includes a selection of premium wines, colorful LUSH bath bombs, candles and chocolate-dipped strawberries.
Hotel Valley Ho: 6850 E Main St, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Old Edwards Inn & Spa, Highlands, North Carolina
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In downtown Highlands is the luxurious Old Edwards Inn and Spa, a European-style Relais & Châteaux property with an excellent reputation for impeccable service. The upscale mountain resort is famed for its award-winning farm-to-table culinary experiences, exceptional spa, and outdoor mineral pools. There are many accommodation options but look to the cottages, which have cottagecore tinder-clad bathrooms and huge stand-alone tubs.
Old Edwards Inn & Spa: 445 Main St, Highlands, NC 28741
The Chanler at Cliff Walk, Newport, Rhode Island
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Many of the rooms at the luxe The Chanler at Cliff Walk have Jacuzzi bathtubs, and you can organize an aromatherapy bath with essential oils such as chamomile and sandalwood through the spa service. The historic hotel was built in the 19th century and sits on Newport’s famed Cliff Walk. If you have a penchant for antiques and period-style furnishings, The Chanler is a must-experience in Rhode Island.
The Chanler at Cliff Walk: 117 Memorial Blvd, Newport, RI 02840
Alila Ventana, Big Sur, California
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The Alila Ventana is as iconic as you can get in California. Suites offer guests views of the coast and the mountainsides of Big Sur. The resort reopened in 2017 and offers packages for adults only. Each of the 59 rooms and suites has private balconies, or a patio, in which you can enjoy a relaxing bath with open doors leading to the deck.
Alila Ventana: 48123 CA-1, Big Sur, CA 93920
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Waldorf Astoria, Las Vegas, Nevada
Photo: Hilton HotelsThe bathtubs in the suites at the Waldorf Astoria differ slightly in grandeur, but all are standalone and offer an unparalleled view of the Las Vegas strip. The Penthouse Suite is without a doubt one of the most impressive hotel bathrooms in the US. Enclosed in glass, the sleek, sophisticated sunken bath is surrounded by heavy polished European marble and offers guests a selection of a signature 20-piece collection of Salvatore Ferragamo bath products. Personally, I couldn’t think of a better way to enjoy Las Vegas than with a glass of bubbly in this tub.
Waldorf Astoria: 3752 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas
Mountain Shadows Resort, Scottsdale, Arizona
This resort was also upgraded and rebuilt in 2017 and stands out as one of the most luxurious stays in the foothills of Camelback Mountain. Guests can enjoy the modern and sleek-designed bathrooms, many of which have stunning desert views. If you’re staying in the resort’s Immerse Guestrooms or a Residence, you can enjoy the Bath Butler Experience. A staff member will prepare a calming atmosphere and a luxurious bubble bath. This includes a bottle of Herbivore Coconut Milk Bath Soak, a handmade soy wax candle by Vim + Vigor in a stylish copper Mountain Shadows container you can keep, and tea candles. To complete the experience, you’ll also receive chocolate-dipped strawberries and a bottle of your choice of wine — rosé, chardonnay, pinot noir, or sparkling. This add-on costs around $150 and must be booked at least 24 hours in advance.
Mountain Shadows Resort: 5445 E Lincoln Dr, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253
Viceroy Snowmass, Snowmass Village, Colorado
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It comes as no surprise that the Viceroy Snowmass, in the heart of Snowmass Village, is popular with snow bunnies enjoying the slopes of the Snowmass Ski Area. And what better way to end an action-packed day with a long soak in a bubble bath? We recommend booking the studio residence guest rooms which come with modern amenities such as a kitchen, fireplace, mountain views, and a large bathtub that has been carefully placed in the middle of the studio.
Viceroy Snowmass: 130 Wood Rd, Snowmass Village, CO 81615
HALL Arts Hotel, Dallas, Texas
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Located in the Arts District of the city, The HALL Arts Hotel’s Avant Garde suites celebrate local artists without diminishing a luxurious boutique ambiance. If you are looking specifically for hotels with big bathtubs, this will not disappoint. Guests can relax in their standalone in front of floor-to-ceiling windows, again offering guests sweeping views of the skyline — including some of the most iconic buildings in Dallas.
HALL Arts Hotel: 1717 Leonard St, Dallas, TX 75201
The Driskill, Austin, Texas
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The historic hotel of The Driskill is glamourous and opulent with a reputation for having outstanding Southern hospitality. While it is fully restored and redecorated, it retains the design details of the original hotel built in 1886. The hotel’s suites also hold on to the original grandeur — especially in the bathrooms. Bathtubs are set under stain-glassed windows. For an extra special treat, splurge on the Cattle Baron suite which has a Jacuzzi tub in the master bathroom.
The Driskill: 604 Brazos St, Austin, TX 78701
NoMad Las Vegas, Nevada
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If you love Old World charm, NoMad Las Vegas serves this up in spades. Although it’s one of the strip’s most popular casino hotels, its design aesthetic is classic European, with an edge of sophistication that’s often hard to find in Vegas. Although the Morrocan-style outdoor pool and lounge area is a stunning place to relax, the suites at NoMad come with an in-room standalone bathtub and boutique-feeling marble fixtures. The pedestal soaking tub is huge and can almost fit two guests — a perfect place to luxuriate away from the Vegas lights.
NoMad Las Vegas: 3772 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
The Setai, Miami Beach, Florida
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Nothing says “Bienvenido a Miami,” like the institution of The Setai. Sitting a mere few steps away from South Beach, The Setai looms over the sand but offers guests privacy and relaxed vibes. Although many of the bathrooms do not have sweeping views, they are lavished in dark wood and Asian-inspired design details. Reminisce of a calming spa, the stunning black granite tub offers guests a tranquil haven from Miami culture and makes this one of the best hotels with big bathtubs. 
The Setai: 2001 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139