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Top Black-Owned Resorts and Retreats to Visit This Year

  • November 26, 2025
  • Nduka John
Top Black-Owned Resorts
Akwaaba Inns and Salaya Beach Houses
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Rest hits different when it’s intentional. When you clock out from the grind, drop your phone, and step into a space designed for you. Spaces that don’t just promise luxury but center healing, culture, and connection in every detail. That’s what makes Black-owned resorts and retreats so powerful—they understand rest as renewal and as joy.

These destinations are more than vacation spots; they are experiences rooted in community, creativity, and care. If you are craving a wellness reset, a romantic escape, or a quick recharge with the girls, these Black-owned resorts are proof that relaxation can be culturally grounded and world-class.

 

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Top Black-Owned Resorts and Retreats to Visit This Year

The Salamander Resort & Spa

For a quiet luxury with a soulful touch, visit the Salamander Resort & Spa. Owned by Sheila Johnson, co-founder of BET, Salamander Resort is where Southern charm meets Black excellence. It is perfect for solo escapes or romantic getaways. Think horseback rides through Virginia wine country, a world-class spa, and five-star dining. My oh my! Every inch of the property feels like an embrace of luxury but is grounded in warmth and intention.

The Akwaaba Inns

Akwaaba Inns is a home away from home with a cultural twist. It is ideal for writers, creatives, or anyone craving peace with personality. Founded by Monique Greenwood, former editor-in-chief of Essence Magazine, Akwaaba Inns are a love letter to Black hospitality.

From Brooklyn brownstones to the shores of Cape May, each property has that cozy, cultural, and effortlessly elegant ambience that makes it feel like home. Here, breakfasts are hearty, the décor is unapologetically Black, and the energy is pure comfort.

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The Imani House Retreat

The Imani House Retreat is where Afrocentric tranquility meets tropical paradise. If you have been dreaming of Tulum but want it with meaning, this is your place.

The Imani House blends African-inspired architecture, oceanfront yoga, and plant-based cuisine into one soulful experience. You come here to unplug, reconnect, and remember who you are.

Salaya Beach Houses

Salaya Beach Houses is a hidden gem for the adventurous soul who wants to rest and explore with intention. Here you will enjoy serene villas, coral reefs, and a commitment to sustainability that makes your vacation feel both luxurious and purposeful. We mean it when we say that this place is redefining what representation in travel looks like.

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The Inn at Black Star Farms

The Inn at Black Star Farms gives “wine country” a refreshing twist. We describe it as that place with rustic elegance for those who love a glass of red and good company.

It also has a lot of cozy picture suites, local food pairings, and wide open spaces perfect for deep conversations and slow mornings. No better place to spend a holiday with your new crush.

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