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Hatteras Island Inn Buxton
46745 NC Hwy 12

The Hatteras Island Inn Buxton is a two-pearl motel that stands out from other budget competitors, with a seasonal outdoor pool and an observation tower offering panoramic ocean vistas. It's a three-minute walk from the beach, and has 60 basic guest rooms that include microwaves, mini-fridges, and coffeemakers. Apart from some housekeeping issues, all units are comfortable and generally clean, and some second-floor rooms have partial ocean views. There's no breakfast, but guests can help themselves to free coffee and tea in the lobby. Wi-Fi throughout and parking are also free. For nicer rooms with better amenities, there's the smaller, family-run Cape Pines Motel nearby. 

Four Seasons Hotel Lanai at Koele, A Sensei Retreat
1 Keomoku Hwy

The 102-room Four Seasons Hotel Lanai at Koele, A Sensei Retreat is a serene, upscale resort with a Greg Norman-designed golf course. The resort is just a short walk from town, and features top-rated (but expensive) dining, casually elegant rooms, horseback riding facilities, and three tennis courts. The tranquil English-style grounds dotted by Asian accents -- a pagoda sits across the pond from a gazebo -- have a peaceful air and attract honeymooners and couples; few families visit the hotel due to the small size of the pool and the lack of direct beach access (the hotel is about a 20-minute drive from the sand). But guests at the Lodge are granted access to the sister property's facilities (and beach) at Manele Bay via a free shuttle.

Four Seasons Resort Lanai
1 Manele Bay Road

The five-pearl Four Seasons Resort Lanai occupies an exclusive enclave on the tiny island of Lanai. A 45-minute ferry ride from Maui, Lanai feels worlds away from civilization, and the Four Seasons entices guests with 213 impeccably decorated rooms and a bevy of fantastic amenities. Two incredible lagoon-style pools overlook Hulopoe Bay, and the hotel’s beach is home to a protected marine reserve. Nobu and Malibu Farm are two of the noteworthy dinging options here, and the on-site Jack Nicklaus-designed Manele Golf Course is often considered one of the best in Hawaii. The atmosphere here is refined yet relaxed, though families may prefer the more kid-friendly Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea

Outlook Inn on Orcas Island
171 Main St, PO Box 210

The Outlook Inn is aptly named: The hotel has stunning views of Eastsound from almost anywhere you stand. This property is the only full-service hotel in Eastsound and its romantic ambience, on-site chapel, and excellent food from the New Leaf Café make it a popular spot for wedding parties. Units vary greatly, though, as standard rooms have dainty floral prints, beige walls, somewhat worn furnishings, and no toilets (you'll have to use the somewhat dingy, shared bathrooms for showering). Suites, on the other hand, feature updated private bathrooms with large tubs, as well as luxe details such as fireplaces and flat-screen TVs -- plus killer views.

The Hula Breeze
172 Kuumele Pl

For guests that want to feel more like they're living in Hawaii than visiting, The Hula Breeze is a good choice. Situated in a private home, there are only three suites at this property, making for a restful retreat. Bright, airy rooms are fashioned with comfy bedding, kitchenettes, and modern amenities. The private bathrooms have showers only, but are kept spotless. An amazing white sand beach is just a short walk from the property. Families should note that kids under 10 aren't allowed. 

The Palms Hotel Fire Island
168 Cottage Walk

This lovely, 27-room boutique hotel is located just minutes from the ferry landing in the Ocean Beach section of the island, and is best described as a collection of lodgings versus a hotel, since there are rooms in the main hotel as well as separate cottages, bungalows, suites, and efficiencies. In other words, your stay will largely be predicated on the type of room you book. No matter what size space you end up in, however, you can rest assured that it will be clean and comfortable (though perhaps somewhat small) with comfy bedding as well as modern amenities. Some rooms have full kitchens and patios as well. There’s also an interior courtyard with loungers and barbecue grills, and a private "beach" near the bay. The affiliated CJ’s restaurant serves up a varied menu and strong cocktails. Bicycles and wagons -- the latter used to cart luggage from the ferry or umbrellas and towels to the beach -- are free for guest use.

West Neck Guesthouse
31 W Neck Rd, PO Box 624

The West Neck Guesthouse is located on Shelter Island, across the street from a nine-hole golf course and a short drive from the beach or the north ferry pier. It's a simple bed-and-breakfast with six rooms decorated in bright coastal decor, with iPod docks, mini-fridges, and coffeemakers. Half the rooms have private porches, and there's a suite with a small full kitchen. The property has charming grounds, including a backyard with a giant chess board and a petanque court, but the free breakfast and most amenities are at the West Neck's sister hotel a short walk down the road. Travelers may want to compare with the quaint rooms at the nearby House on Chase Creek, which often has considerably cheaper rates.