8 Amazing Eccentric Hotel Gems for Less Than $145 a Night

A hotel room with a bed, two chairs and mountain view from the window,

Latchis Hotel in Brattleboro, Vermont.

This is the summer of inflated gas prices and more-expensive travel. However, despite the rising costs, people won't be denied their vacations. We've done a little research with the help of hotel and property-management booking platform Eviivo, and we were able to curate a list of fantastic hotel options that will save you plenty of money without sacrificing your comfort. 

Check out these charming properties where that you can book for less than $145 nightly. We've listed seven spots in the U.S. and a special spa resort in Quebec, Canada.

1. Latchis Hotel in Brattleboro, Vermont ($140) 

With Grecian and Art-Deco inspired architecture, Latchis Hotel and Theater was built in 1938. Surrounded by green hills, small businesses and the historic downtown area, Latchis Hotel is a great place to stay for those who want to be transported to the past and explore a town where British author once lived and worked. In fact, he authored "The Jungle Book" while a resident of Brattleboro.

2. Barn Suite at Peachbarn Winery in Alto Pass, Illinois ($90) 

A barn with people standing in front of it and a lake.

Peachbarn Winery in Alto Pass, Illinois

This property is situated in scenic fruit and wine country in the rolling hills of southern Illinois. Not only does Peachbarn Winery offer a gourmet food and wine pairing, but there also is a private and cozy barn suite designed for peace and relaxation located above the 1940s Peachbarn. 

3. Inn on the Green at Laurel Ridge Country Club in Waynesville, North Carolina ($145 per night; 2 night minimum)

Inn On the Green in Waynesville, North Carolina

Inn on the Green offers a rustic-chic option for those who want to play a little golf, go for hikes or bikes rides and otherwise enjoy all North Carolina has to offer. With a “Stay and Play” package, guests have access to a top-rated mountain golf course, clubhouse dining and various seasonal activities. 

4. The English Merchant's Inn in Waxahachie, Texas ($140) 

The English Merchant's Inn in Waxahachie, Texas

This quirky inn located in Waxahachie, Texas, makes you feel as if you're across the pond in Europe. From whimsical room designs, British flags and eclectic shared spaces, it's a perfect place for those who are looking for a getaway that offers an exotic feel without having to travel too far or pay a lot. 

5. Old Jail Inn in Rockville, Indiana ($79) 

Old Jail Inn in Rockville, Indiana

Originally the Parke County Sheriff's office and jail, the site has been converted into a truly one-of-a-kind stay experience. With cells themed for infamous criminals, such as the Al Capone Cell, guests can sentence themselves to a uniquely posh form of punishment. There also are non-themed rooms and suites available inside at the Old Jail Inn.  

6. Cassidy Vintage School Bus at Toad Hill in Chatham, New Hampshire ($75) 

Cassidy Vintage School Bus in Chatham, New Hampshire

A privately owned 45-acre landholding in the White Mountain National Forest in the tiny town of Chatham, Toad Hill offers off-grid luxury camping accommodations close to hiking, elevated mountain fishing ponds, and even a waterfall. From the vintage hippie school bus to a tipi tent or yurt, you have a variety of quirky choices for your accommodations.  

7. Eco Highland Spa in Argenteuil, Quebec ($108) 

Eco Highland Spa in Argenteuil, Quebec

Nicknamed the balcony on the sky, this stunning retreat is located in the middle of nature in Argenteuil, Quebec. Hiking trails, massages and thermal baths makes Eco Highland Spa is the perfect location for self-care and tranquility during a wellness-focused getaway. 

8. The Annex at Hayes Valley in San Francisco, California ($90) 

The Annex at Hayes Valley in San Francisco

Surrounded by one of the coolest neighborhoods in San Francisco, The Annex offers a sense of comfort after a long day of excitement and exploration in the city by the bay. With a simple and relaxed atmosphere, any visitor will feel like they are staying at their friend's house.

Do you enjoy staying at charming or eccentric hotels? What are some of your places that you would recommend? Let us know in the comments below. 

Thanks for reading, and happy travels! 

JR

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