Best All-Inclusive Resorts 2014

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The start of a new year provides us with the opportunity to reset, start fresh and rejuvenate. There’s no better way to recharge than by visiting a beachfront resort to shake off the stress of everyday life. So we decided to pull together a panel of experts -- including Hotel Impossible’s hotel fixer Anthony Melchiorri and travel personality Jimmy Im -- to give travelers the inside scoop on some of the best all-inclusive resorts in the world.

Meet our advisors and see what resorts made our list. And let us know if we missed one of your favorite resorts. Go to our Fan Favorite page and tell us why your favorite resort should be added to Travel's Best All-Inclusive Resorts.

Travel's Best All-Inclusive Resorts 2014

Amanyara - Turks and Caicos

"This resort won my wife and me over with its attention to detail, great food choices and access to a variety of activities. Amanyara was the perfect choice for our wedding and for a recent 24-hour retreat from the kids. Couples can indulge in a spa day or a private dinner on the beach. We loved returning to our room each night to discover the small, thoughtful gift the Aman team left for us during the turndown service." -- Shane Green, Hospitality Consultant

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Amanresorts

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All-Inclusive Resorts 2014 Advisors

Hotel Impossible

Meet the advisors who chose Travel's Best All-Inclusive Resorts 2014, including Hotel Impossible's hotel fixer Anthony Melchiorri.

All-Inclusive Resorts 2014: Fan Favorite

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Anthony's Favorite Hotels in the US

Bardessono (Yountville, California)

Travelers know Napa Valley as wine country, but they may not know about this intimate-sized hotel where each room is designed to be a private spa. What sets Bardessono apart from others is its focus on sustainability and efficient use of both land and energy. From locally grown foods, complimentary yoga lessons and even a LEED Platinum Certification -- just one of only 3 hotels in the US to have such a designation -- this hotel marries sustainable design with service to make for a truly relaxing experience.

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Bardessono

From luxury island resorts to historic bed and breakfasts to downtown boutiques, Anthony Melchiorri, Hotel Impossibles hotel fixer, recommends his favorite places to stay in the US.

Shane Green's Top 10 Resorts

The Grace Bay Club - Turks and Caicos

“This is a great family destination. We love Grace Bay Club’s easy access to the beach, 4 pools, restaurants and bars, as well as the amazing service. There is also a great array of water sports activities for all ages, including paddleboarding. The staff is great at helping guests fully enjoy a relaxing experience on the resort’s 1,100 feet of beachfront -- the largest of any in Turks and Caicos.”

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The Grace Bay Club

World traveler and hospitality consultant Shane Green shares his top 10 favorite resorts of all time, offering the most amazing, romantic and adventurous experiences in the world. Heres the proof.

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Best All-Inclusive Resorts 2014

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Travel's Best All-Inclusive Resorts 2014

Amanyara - Turks and Caicos

All-Inclusive Resorts 2014 Advisors

Hotel Impossible

All-Inclusive Resorts 2014: Fan Favorite

Anthony's Favorite Hotels in the US

Bardessono (Yountville, California)

Shane Green's Top 10 Resorts

The Grace Bay Club - Turks and Caicos

Travel's Best Resorts Video

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