s/o all-inclusives....

[caddywompus]

Does anyone know of any all inclusive resorts that are NOT in a beach locale?  We love to travel, but are not really beach people. We would rather go to the mountains, or some interesting historic area, or big city. I have tried looking, but haven't found anything....  Thanks!

[pantsparty]

Yeah, AIs are pretty much in beach locations. I think if you want a more active location, a typical hotel (or VRBO) may work better.

[janegold]

It's still an island, but I think St. Lucia has mountain resorts, like Jade Mountain and Ladera.

The Ritz also has AI options at many of their resorts, but I'm not sure if that's only typical of their beach resort locations.  Also, a lot of spas are pretty much all-inclusive.  Canyon Ranch in Lenox, MA is in a beautiful area.  But there's a ton of great dining options in the area, so you might not want to restrict yourself to just the spa.

[Deleted]

I know that there are a bunch in the Poconos.

And there are lots of destination spas that aren't at the beach, but if you're looking to do an all-inclusive to save money, that isn't the way to go.

[wannabe]

I suppose you could count a cruise as an AI. There are lots of choices for those all over the world.

[wambam]

Nov 11, 2013 12:11:04 GMT -5 wannabe said:

I suppose you could count a cruise as an AI. There are lots of choices for those all over the world.

Yup, this was what I was about to suggest. 

[ax2]

Costa Rica has lots of resorts that are on the beach but most of the activities are jungle stuff. Zip lining, tours, off roading.