Places to Stay
A stay in Highlands should feel as considered as the trip itself. That might mean dinner inside Trailborn’s historic log cabin at Highlands Supper Club, long-range views at Skyline Lodge, the dog-friendly charm of The Park on Main, or the classic refinement of Old Edwards Inn and Spa. Some prefer the quiet of Half-Mile Farm, others the walkable ease of 200 Main or the lived-in character of Highlander Mountain House. High Camp offers a more tucked-away stay, while Outpost Inn keeps things simple and welcoming. Each stay offers its own way to experience Highlands, with a balance of comfort, character, and quiet that feels distinctly at home in the mountains.
A Stay for Every Kind of Getaway
Some come for a romantic weekend, while others are looking for fresh air, beautiful scenery, and a few days away from the usual pace. Some want to be close to Main Street, where shops, galleries, and restaurants are just a short walk away. Others prefer a quieter stay, with mountain views and peaceful evenings.
That variety is part of what makes Highlands so appealing. The town offers classic inns, boutique hotels, mountain lodges, and quieter retreats, making it easy to find a stay that fits the kind of trip you have in mind.
From Main Street to Mountain Views
Trailborn brings a fresh take to the Highlands stay, pairing a relaxed sense of style with the added draw of Highlands Supper Club, set inside a historic log cabin. For travelers drawn to the view, Skyline Lodge offers a perch above town where the mountains stretch out in front of you, combining mid-century character with one of the most memorable settings in Highlands.
For visitors bringing a four-legged companion, The Park on Main stands out as one of Highlands’ most welcoming pet-friendly stays, with thoughtful touches that make it easy to include every member of the family. In the heart of town, Old Edwards Inn and Spa remains one of Highlands’ signature properties, known for its European-style elegance, attentive service, and a spa experience that turns a weekend away into something especially restorative.
Half-Mile Farm offers a more private, adults-only retreat, with a quieter setting that feels intentionally removed from the pace of town. Nearby, 200 Main gives guests a relaxed, walkable stay with spacious rooms and an easygoing feel that makes coming and going throughout the day especially simple.
Highlander Mountain House brings a different personality to the mix, with cozy interiors, inviting common spaces, and a social feel that never overwhelms. High Camp offers a more secluded escape, while Outpost Inn delivers a casual, stylish stay just minutes from downtown.
More Than a Place to Sleep
The beauty of staying in Highlands is that each choice opens the door to a slightly different experience. A room close to town puts restaurants, shops, and evening strolls within easy reach. A quieter inn or lodge offers calm, privacy, and a stronger sense of retreat.
Beyond these well-loved properties, Highlands also offers cabins, vacation rentals, and smaller inns that work well for family trips, extended weekends, and group getaways.
In Highlands, lodging is more than a practical detail. It helps shape the trip itself, whether that means being in the middle of town, waking to mountain views, or finding a quiet corner of the Plateau to call your own for a few days.
Come for the weekend, stay a little longer, and find the place that feels most like your kind of mountain escape.