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Volume II · The American Index

Houses across the United States, bookable tonight.

From a cliff house in Big Sur to a black A-frame in the Catskills — a small index of American homes worth the drive. Hold any of them with a small, non-refundable concierge fee. Cancel the reservation anytime, no penalty.

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Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage — Lake Delton, Wisconsin (photo 1)Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage — Lake Delton, Wisconsin (photo 2)Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage — Lake Delton, Wisconsin (photo 3)Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage — Lake Delton, Wisconsin (photo 4)Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage — Lake Delton, Wisconsin (photo 5)
N° 001

Lake Delton, Wisconsin

Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson Cottage

Frank Lloyd Wright (1958)

Wright's last commission — 880 sq ft of stone, glass and cypress on the shore of Mirror Lake. One of the only Wright houses in the world the public can actually sleep in. Stone fireplace, lake-facing dining nook, single bedroom.

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$425/ night

Official site shared after deposit

El Cosmico — Trailer & Tent Hotel — Marfa, Texas (photo 1)El Cosmico — Trailer & Tent Hotel — Marfa, Texas (photo 2)El Cosmico — Trailer & Tent Hotel — Marfa, Texas (photo 3)El Cosmico — Trailer & Tent Hotel — Marfa, Texas (photo 4)El Cosmico — Trailer & Tent Hotel — Marfa, Texas (photo 5)
N° 002

Marfa, Texas

El Cosmico — Trailer & Tent Hotel

Liz Lambert / BIG (3D-printed expansion)

Vintage Spartan trailers, safari tents and yurts on 21 acres of high desert. Marine-varnished birch interiors inside the trailers, communal hammocks and outdoor showers across the compound.

From

$185/ night

Official site shared after deposit

Post Ranch Inn — Tree House — Big Sur, California (photo 1)Post Ranch Inn — Tree House — Big Sur, California (photo 2)Post Ranch Inn — Tree House — Big Sur, California (photo 3)Post Ranch Inn — Tree House — Big Sur, California (photo 4)Post Ranch Inn — Tree House — Big Sur, California (photo 5)
N° 003

Big Sur, California

Post Ranch Inn — Tree House

Mickey Muennig (1992)

Triangular cedar tree houses on nine-foot stilts, set into the coastal forest 1,200 feet above the Pacific. King bed under skylight, wood-burning fireplace, slate bath, private deck above the canopy.

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$1,650/ night

Official site shared after deposit

Amangiri — Suite — Canyon Point, Utah (photo 1)Amangiri — Suite — Canyon Point, Utah (photo 2)Amangiri — Suite — Canyon Point, Utah (photo 3)Amangiri — Suite — Canyon Point, Utah (photo 4)Amangiri — Suite — Canyon Point, Utah (photo 5)
N° 004

Canyon Point, Utah

Amangiri — Suite

Marwan Al-Sayed, Wendell Burnette & Rick Joy (2009)

A board-formed concrete resort folded into the slickrock of the Grand Staircase-Escalante. Pool wraps an escarpment; suites face 165 million years of sandstone. Includes Camp Sarika tented pavilions with private plunge pools.

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$3,400/ night

Official site shared after deposit

Dunton Hot Springs — Restored Cabin — Dolores, Colorado (photo 1)Dunton Hot Springs — Restored Cabin — Dolores, Colorado (photo 2)Dunton Hot Springs — Restored Cabin — Dolores, Colorado (photo 3)Dunton Hot Springs — Restored Cabin — Dolores, Colorado (photo 4)Dunton Hot Springs — Restored Cabin — Dolores, Colorado (photo 5)
N° 005

Dolores, Colorado

Dunton Hot Springs — Restored Cabin

Restored 1885 mining ghost town

An entire abandoned silver-mining town brought back as thirteen hand-hewn log cabins. Private hot springs, wood stoves, antique mining-era furniture, the San Juan Mountains out every window.

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$1,800/ night

Official site shared after deposit

Marlton Hotel — Greenwich Village, New York (photo 1)Marlton Hotel — Greenwich Village, New York (photo 2)Marlton Hotel — Greenwich Village, New York (photo 3)Marlton Hotel — Greenwich Village, New York (photo 4)Marlton Hotel — Greenwich Village, New York (photo 5)
N° 006

Greenwich Village, New York

Marlton Hotel

Sean MacPherson (1900 / 2013 restoration)

A Beaux-Arts boarding house on West 8th — once home to Jack Kerouac, Lenny Bruce and Valerie Solanas — restored by MacPherson with herringbone floors, brass fixtures, marble baths and Côté Bastide amenities.

From

$395/ night

Official site shared after deposit

More coming this season

Twelve more American houses, in the next issue.