The 10 Most Beautiful and Black-Owned Hotels in the World

by | Aug 26, 2019 | History | 0 comments

If you’ve got travel fever, plan a vacation! Summer is the perfect time to either plan or go on a getaway vacation. Figure out your destination, plan it out, and jet off to reconnect your body, mind, and soul. While you’re at it, you can even support various Black hospitality industry entrepreneurs – here are five beautiful Black-owned hotels from around the world.

The Henderson

The Henderson is perfectly placed on beautiful white sand and turquoise waters. BET co-founder Sheila C. Johnson opened various locations across the United States and constantly outdoes herself with the luxurious amenities and beautiful views. This location was named one of the South’s Best Resorts of 2019, according to Southern Living magazine.

Salamander Resort and Spa (Middleburg, VA)

Ultimate relaxation awaits you in this hotel owned and personally designed by BET co-founder Sheila C. Johnson. It boasts of 168 spacious rooms and suites, an enormous spa, equestrian area, fishing pond, and a Tree Top Zip Line tour.

La Créole Beach Hotel

Here you’ll find 211 bedrooms spread around a stunning garden on the edge of the sea. This hotel has become one of Guadeloupe’s most prized possessions as it consistently brings in guests who are eager to experience true relaxation. Choose to stay by the garden or by the sea – either way, you’ll have a breathtaking view of paradise.

The Ivy Hotel (Baltimore, MD)

Built in the 19th century, this hotel co-owned by the Brown and Azola family, opened its doors in 2015. Each of its nine suites and nine bedrooms has a charm and character of its own. You will feel like royalty here where you indulge in luxury and comfort.

Jnane Tamsna

Take your much-needed vacation to one of the most mesmerizing countries in Africa. Located in Marrakech, Morocco, the Jnane Tamsna resort displays the owner, Meryanne Loum-Martin’s, interior design skills. There’s so much beauty throughout the property – from the five clear pools, nine acres of gardens, and the 24 wondrous guest rooms. This is where Moroccan traditions meet luxurious Western modernity.

Spice Island Beach Resort

This bewitching Black-owned luxury resort and hotel is one you won’t be able to resist. Grenada itself is home to tranquil beaches and clear waters – it has everything you need for a relaxing vacation. The family-owned, all-inclusive resort constantly has people raving about its lavish property and Diamond Star ratings. It might be on the pricier side, but you’ll be so glad you splurged on this perfect resort.

Soweto Hotel

Another gorgeous Black-owned hotel found in Africa is the Soweto Hotel. The hotel seamlessly blends style with history – people from all over the globe have come to stay in a room; ask to stay in the room that Michelle Obama stayed in during her visit! You’ll be right next to everything you need for the ultimate South Africa vacation.

Primate Lodge (Fort Portal, Uganda)

Live in the wild and experience warm hospitality in the heart of the Kibale Rainforest National Park, a home to over 13 species of primates and other animals. Adventurous travelers love staying here for its ‘live in the nature’ feel.

iKhaya Lodge (Cape Town, South Africa)

Witness the wonders of combined modern and traditional South African designs in this property next to the famous Table Mountain. The word ‘ikhaya’ literally means ‘home’ in Bantu language of Xhosa, so expect to feel at home throughout your stay.

These are only of the amazing global and black owned hotels. Be sure to check them out as prepare for your next vacation.

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