15 All-Inclusive Resorts in the U.S. That Are the Best Bang for Your Buck

If the idea of planning all the moving parts of a vacation seems daunting, opting for an all-inclusive resort may be the move.

There are many options around the U.S. to choose from — whether you’re looking for a beach getaway or a mountain retreat.

Here are 15 all-inclusive options around the country that offer excellent bargains to help you save money on travel.

From their delicious meals and snacks to their premium drink options to the Jacuzzis, yoga classes, and nightly entertainment, you’ll get a lot of bang for your buck at Key Largo.

Their all-inclusive packages range from $799 to $2,099 nightly, depending on room type and date.

The Lodge on Little St. Simons Island is an excellent getaway for nature lovers, as it sits on 11,000 acres of stunning wilderness in Georgia’s Golden Isles.

All-inclusive stays include guided adventures, three daily meals, ferry trips, and all the outdoor gear you may need — and they have a range of options to accommodate different group sizes.

It’s hard to find bargains in Hawaii, but Kahala Hotel and Resort offers serious deals on a breathtaking secluded beach that attracts guests from far and wide.

They offer summer specials that include breakfast for two and $500 in resort credits (giving it that all-inclusive feel), and ocean-front rooms can be booked for less than $700 a night.

Minnesota probably isn’t your top choice when you think of all-inclusive resorts. Still, for 10 weeks in the summer, Fair Hills becomes an all-inclusive resort that’ll meet all your needs.

You get three meals daily, plenty of lakeside activities, sports lessons, and more. And you can’t beat the bargain: a 3-night summer package costs less than $700 per adult.

Pier House Resort and Spa isn’t exactly all-inclusive. However, they offer several vacation packages with many of the same perks.

This includes a “Breakfast at the Beach” package and a 3-night package with a hefty resort credit.

Rates tend to be higher in the winter when snowbirds head down south, so a summer trip may offer the best bargains.

Red Mountain Resort in Utah is probably the best bargain here for a wellness retreat.

Located in the Utah desert, the all-inclusive package features three daily meals, guided morning hikes, fitness classes, and many other activities.

The all-inclusive price varies by room, but you can nab a nice one for about $400 a night.

Miraval is a pricier option for a wellness retreat, but visitors can enjoy yoga, meditation, excellent food, and wellness sessions while surrounded by the beauty of the Sonoran Desert.

The price is steep (upwards of $1,000 a night), but they offer many discounts, such as a day package and a summer sale.

The amenities included with this luxury Colorado Dude Ranch stay make the easy, all-inclusive option a no-brainer.

Rates vary by season, but a week-long stay in peak summer season will start around $5,000 and includes food, drinks, and plenty of ranch activities and entertainment for the whole week.

If you want to get up close and personal with some of the country's most stunning natural wonders, Brooks Lake Lodge offers all-inclusive packages near Yellowstone National Park and Jackson Hole.

All-inclusive services include dining, outdoor activities, spa access, and more — and the lodge offers fall and winter discounts.

For a relaxing getaway in New York’s Hudson Valley, Cedar Lakes Estate offers all-inclusive packages in their cozy cottages Thursdays-Mondays in the winter months.

It makes for an ideal getaway, and packages include all meals, activities, and access to the gorgeous grounds.

Lake Austin Spa Resort is one of the pricier options, with typical nightly prices hovering around $1,000 for a room.

However, their all-inclusive packages include three meals daily, unlimited snacks, access to spas, pools, saunas, and wellness activities like yoga and guided hikes. It’s the ideal spa getaway for those looking to reset.

There are several excellent all-inclusive options around the Poconos, including Woodloch Pines, which offers an array of guest rooms and vacation homes, plus accompanying meal plans.

The all-inclusive option (which also includes an array of activities) will run you up more than $1,000 per night during prime summer months, but you can nab a steep discount in the fall.

Twin Farms is all about catering to its delightful cottages and suites' guests’ needs. Its all-inclusive packages include meals, drinks, and activities like skiing, biking, and more.

Their rooms, which range from guest rooms to a treehouse to a decked-out Woods Cottage, typically sleep two and start at around $2,000 a night.

Post Ranch Inn isn’t all-inclusive in the traditional sense, but the stunning resort nestled high on the cliffs of Big Sur offers several similar vacation packages.

The ‘Romance at the Ranch’ package for two, for example, may run you up a few thousand dollars, but it includes a three-day getaway, fine dining and daily breakfast, champagne, and an array of relaxing activities.

Another excellent Poconos destination, Skytop Lodge, has a range of vacation packages for guests to choose from.

The closest to the “all-inclusive” idea is their Modified American Plan, which includes a cozy stay at the stunning resort and breakfast and dinner each day.

While some of the price tags for these resorts may seem steep, remember that “all-inclusive” often means you won’t have to spend additional cash on food and spa services.

That can add up to thousands of dollars (even on a short getaway). You may also be able to earn travel rewards with your travel credit cards, which you can use to stay at these resorts.