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Montana Earns the Title for the Most Expensive Luxury Hotel
in the U.S for Summer 2012
Coming in at $2,279 Per Night, The Ranch at Rock Creek, Near the Historic Mining Town
of Philipsburg, Montana Scores Top Spot
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PHILIPSBURG, Mont., Oct. 17, 2012 -- The Ranch at Rock Creek, located close to the historic mining town of Philipsburg, Montana, is the most expensive hotel in the USA. That's according to a recent survey conducted by Luxury-Hotels.com. The survey specifically compared luxury hotels in the USA for the period spanning June through September 2012. In order to stay at the Ranch at Rock Creek over the extended summer season, travelers had to spend an average of $2279 per night. And even at that price they had to stay in the most affordable double room. Coming in as the second most expensive accommodation was the Point Resort. Situated within the boundaries of the Adirondack Park, this hotel hideaway is seven miles from Lake Placid. An average overnight rate of $1848 put the Point Resort securely in the survey's number two spot. Completing the top three was Bush Creek Ranch, located in South Central Wyoming's North Platte River Valley, with an average rate of $1770 per night. Montana proved the priciest state overall with two more hotels snagging spots in the Top 10 list. The Firehole Ranch in West Yellowstone and the Resort at Paws Up, in the Blackfoot Valley came in at number six and number 10 respectively, with average rates of $1414 and $1021 for a standard double room. Following are the 10 most expensive hotels in the USA for the period spanning June through September 2012. The rates listed reflect the average daily price for a standard double room.
For the full rankings of the survey, and for more information about its methodology, visit http://www.luxury-hotels.com/press/survey-usa-2012.html |
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Barbara Adams |