Hilton Anatole
Ever wondered what it’s like to vacation like a POTUS? Since election day is just around the corner, we thought we’d give you a little taste of what it might be like. Cue stunning presidential suites! Parties aside, there’s one thing we can all agree on right now — that these suites are nothing short of amazing.
Before booking your next vacation, check out these posh room options. We suggest grabbing a few of your best gal pals and living it up for a weekend!
Hilton Anatole
The Hilton Anatole in Dallas, Texas, actually built its luxe tower to host the 1984 Reagan-Bush Republican National Convention and served as the headquarters for campaign staff. An insider source also tells us that it’s the last hotel where a sitting president and vice president stayed under the same roof. Check into one of their Grand Presidential Suites and you’ll understand what it’s like to live in the lap of luxury.
Bonus: let’s not forget about their insane JadeWaters resort water park located right out back of the hotel — where you can sip on a skinny colada out of sparkling pink mug and float around like a queen!
Arizona Biltmore
Since opening in 1929, many of the POTUS, including George W. Bush and Herbert Hoover, have vacationed at Arizona Biltmore. Ronald and Nancy Reagan even honeymooned at the chic resort. So if you find yourself in Phoenix, Arizona, you, too, can live like a president for a few days when booking one of their gorgeous suites.
The Kahala Hotel & Resort
Pretty much every single president since Lyndon B. Johnson (sans Obama and he’s missing out!) has vacationed at this stunning Honolulu property. And it’s easy to see why — just look at these stunning views. And it’s known for being a luxury hideaway for stars like Jay-Z too — so you never know who you might bump shoulders with when staying here!
Hilton Chicago
At Hilton Chicago, The Conrad Suite is equivalent to a presidential suite — and it’s fit for a queen. In this case, POTUS, as the hotel has a track record of having hosted each president since opening doors in 1927. The hotel also served as a spot where Obama’s campaign workers stayed at during the election — and he gave his acceptance speech in Grant Park, just across the street.
With over 2,300 square feet of living room space, whirlpool tubs, a dining room that rivals all, a balcony overlooking the Windy City, and much more, you will be in paradise when checking into this suite.
xx, The FabFitFun Team
