24 Unique Bachelorette Party Destinations Around the World

Explore Miami

Play: If there’s one city that knows how to have a good time, it’s Miami. Spend your days lounging in the sun, sipping a mojito and swimming in the pristine waters of Miami Beach. Once the sun sets, head to South Beach for dinner with a Latin twist and a bustling party scene that will have you dancing all night long.

Stay: The Andaz Miami Beach, which will open on March 5, has a glam art deco vibe that will appeal to many brides-to-be. The Betsy South Beach, with a Classic Double Suite that sleeps five guests, also has dreamy decor, live jazz at its piano bar and dining spots for foodies.

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Explore Nashville

Play: We love Nashville’s energy, cuisine (did someone say BBQ?) and live music that draws crowds year-round. Grab your cowboy boots and hats and head to the nearest honky-tonk in "Nashvegas." If you’re feeling extra adventurous, consider surprising the bride by renting a party tractor, fire engine or bus that will take you around town (trust us, she'll love it). "There is a very lively bar and music scene that feels super festive for a celebratory trip; and many of the restaurants and bars are designed for bigger groups, so it's much easier to coordinate and plan for this type of trip!" says Herzog.

Stay: The hotel scene is booming in Nashville. You could stay an old favorite, the Holston House, for a boutique hotel experience that's walking distance from the popular bars on Broadway. Our top newer pick for the bridal party who loves Dolly or Barbie is Graduate Hotel Nashville. "Its playful pink bar and karaoke experience give sorority sister vibes," says a Good Housekeeping editor.

Explore Tulum

Play: Our editors adore Tulum for its impressive culinary scene, lively nightlife and boutique shopping. Not only are there miles of unspoiled beach but you’ll find tons of stunning hotels and restaurants. Plus, you have hundreds of options for excursions in the area, from snorkeling to visiting a local cenote, checking out Mayan ruins, and more.

Stay: To be closer to the Cancun airport and even more bars and restaurants, consider booking a hotel a bit further north in Playa del Carmen. Our editors love the Grand Hyatt Playa del Carmen Resort for its beachfront views and stunning infinity pools that line the property. "Nestled in between the beach and the city, the Grand Hyatt is in the perfect location," said a Good Housekeeping staffer who recently visited. "The adult pools are next to the beach, so you get a great view of the ocean no matter where you're relaxing. But if at any point, you decide you want to venture into the city, it's really just a block away! We couldn't believe how convenient the location was!"

Explore Napa

Play: Spend a weekend with your girlfriends sipping some of the best wine California has to offer. From world-class tasting rooms to adorable boutiques, luxurious hotels and delicious restaurants, it'll be impossible to have a bad time. Hop on the Napa Valley Wine Train for picturesque views and a convenient way to explore multiple wineries in a day.

Stay: Our editors rave about the Montage Healdsburg if you're looking for something extra luxurious; we also like the Archer Hotel Napa for its proximity to restaurants and bars in downtown Napa. Or if you're looking to "fly and flop," lean into the newly renovated Meritage Resort & Spa. With its 9 acres of on-site vineyards, tasting room decked out in girly decor, chef's garden with a chicken coop and iconic spa, you'll never need to leave.

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Explore New York City

Play: The city that never sleeps is made for big, bold bashes (trust, our team lives and works there). Take in a Broadway show (& Juliet is a prime pick for a bachelorette group!), eat your way through Chelsea Market, stroll Central Park and pop in the nearby Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Eat at a classic like Balthazar or Minetta Tavern or splurge at the Polo Bar,” advises a Good Housekeeping editor. "Bad Roman and Carbone are other buzzy choices and the new restaurant Zimmi's is fantastic!" She added, "The Sex and the City Hotspots Tour could also be fun for bachelorette groups!"

Stay: If you all want to be in the same suite, think about places like Mint House in the Financial District or Club Wyndham Midtown with 2 bedroom suites that sleep up to six. (These larger spaces are harder to come by in Manhattan than in some other cities.) For a more luxurious spot where you can book multiple rooms. The Pendry Manhattan West is chic and convenient.

Explore Reykjavik

Play: For bridal parties looking for a bit of adventure, a quick flight to Reykjavik, Iceland, from NYC takes about six hours and is well worth it for the jaw-dropping natural wonders you’ll find when you land, like fjords, glaciers, and (if you're lucky) the Northern Lights. Just make sure to dedicate a day to the Blue Lagoon, a geothermal spa with hot pools, where you can relax before having to head back home. "PLAY airline provides value-priced flights to Reykjavik from Boston, New York City, Baltimore and Washington, DC," says a Good Housekeeping editor.

Stay: The Reykjavik EDITION offers deluxe double queen rooms with stunning views—and has a rooftop terrace to boot. "The location is prime for bachelorette groups," says a Good Housekeeping editor. "It's a short drive to the airport and near many shops."

Explore Las Vegas

Play: A bachelorette party destination list isn't complete without Las Vegas. Whether you love or hate Sin City, there’s no denying that the Strip is a magnet for good times all day and night long. Surprise the bride with tickets to Magic Mike Live or another show, and dance the night away at one of Vegas’s many nightclubs.

Stay: If you're planning a Vegas bachelorette in 2026, look into MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, which will be fresh from its glow-up. For a quirkier pick, consider the "Bunk Pads"—featuring vintage-style bunk beds and a wet bar—at the Circa Las Vegas.

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Explore San Juan

Play: Though you won't need a passport to visit, Puerto Rico has a distinct culture and energy that we can't get enough of. Devote some time to exploring colorful and cheerful Old Town and don't miss the stunning views from El Morro Castle. Beach lovers will find solace in Condado Beach's crystal water, whereas partiers will be up until the early hours at La Placita. We recommend grabbing a cocktail at La Factoria and snagging a reservation at Santaella for dinner.

Stay: The Fairmont El San Juan, with its vibrant atmosphere, makes an excellent home base. Opt for one of the villas for extra space and great views!

Explore Charleston

Play: Bachelorettes are booming in this charming city! "There are incredible restaurants, and the nightlife is very fun," says Herzog. "It's safe, walkable and easy to get to from most East Coast destinations." Plus, beach towns, like Kiawah Island, are just a hop, skip and jump away.

Stay: "The Dewberry without a doubt is my favorite hotel," says Herzog. "It has very comfy beds, a great house car to shuttle you around to avoid the heat, and a fun cocktail club on the rooftop with 360-degree views."

Explore Austin

Play: Austin attracts crowds for its rich blend of culture, food, live music and nightlife. While it's all too easy to get sucked into the bar scene on Sixth Street, make sure to explore Austin's outdoor scene as well, which can include spending the day on Lady Bird Lake or cooling down at Barton Springs Pool.

Stay: In the heart of the city's music and nightlife, the Thompson Austin is bachelorette goals. A rooftop cantina and pool turn the property into an urban oasis. The rooms—including a two-bedroom suite to share—have floor-to-ceiling windows and a design that gives off West Elm vibes.

Explore Chicago

Play: Head to the Windy City for an action-packed weekend of mouth-watering deep-dish pizza, shopping and a concert or game at Chicago Stadium. If you're coming in the summer months, consider taking a Chicago River Cruise so you can see the city's stunning architecture from the water. Make sure to bike through Lincoln Park and spend some time relaxing on Chicago's beaches (the water isn't that cold, we promise!). In the evening, check out a comedy show or see some jazz at an iconic venue.

Stay: The Viceroy Chicago, on the city's "Gold Coast," is a style icon. "The hotel room was incredible," says a Good Housekeeping editor who visited last summer. "There was an amazing view that allowed you to look over the entirety of the area we were in, as well as to the beach. Plus, there was a rooftop pool with bar attached, as well as a separate rooftop bar that was much more classy."

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Explore Park City

Play: Ski bunnies will love the idea of a weekend on the slopes, and there's no better destination to convene than Park City. With direct flights to Salt Lake City from all over the U.S., Park City is just a quick drive away and is home to one of our favorite ski resorts in the U.S. You'll find tons of shops, restaurants and bars along Main Street, including our fave, No Name Saloon. As for the ski resort, which is the largest in the country, you'll have access to more than 7,300 acres of skiable terrain. Make sure to stop at Tombstone BBQ for lunch on a bluebird day.

Stay: The Pendry Park City is a ski in/ski out favorite located in the heart of Canyons Village at Park City Mountain. Thanks to its multi-bedrooms residences, it can accommodate large bachelorette groups under one roof.

Explore Key West

Play: Shop, drink and, most importantly, relax for a few days in Key West, the southernmost tip of Florida and the U.S. You'll find plenty of attractions on Duval Street day and night. While Key West beaches aren't quite as famous as those in other coastal Florida towns, a sunset sail or snorkel trip won't disappoint. Head to happy hour at Mallory Square to catch the sunset and don't forget to try some local key lime pie for dessert.

Stay: A legendary retreat that once inspired Ernest Hemingway and Robert Frost, Casa Marina, Curio Collection by Hilton, wows with its two-bedroom loft suites and largest private beach in Key West.

Explore New Orleans

Play: Let the good times roll in NOLA! Bring your jazz-loving bride to Bourbon Street for a good time (grab her a Hurricane first!), or head to the calmer Frenchmen Street for some local gems. You'll find no shortage of restaurants, galleries and shops in the French Quarter. And no visit to NOLA would be complete without a stop at Cafe du Monde for coffee and warm beignets.

Stay: For a budget-friendly hotel in the French Quarter, the Bienville House exceeds all expectations. It combines historic architecture with comfort and has a saltwater pool in the courtyard to boot!

Explore Amsterdam

Play: If a trip to Europe is on your mind, consider Amsterdam for your bachelorette weekend. Not only is this beautiful city lined by canals, bridges and bikes, but there are tons of history and culture at your fingertips. Spend your days exploring some of Amsterdam's many museums, go shopping and try all the Dutch food there is (don't leave without tasting an infamous stroopwafel — you won't regret it). If you visit in mid-March to early May, you'll likely be there to see the stunning tulip fields.

Stay: Located in a neighborhood with stunning architecture, the Pulitzer Amsterdam takes the prize for a bachelorette getaway. The property is located across 25 Golden Age canal houses and each one has its own style! You can book interconnecting rooms or suites for your group. For bachelorettes in the summer or later, keep the Rosewood Amsterdam, set to open in June 2025, on your radar as well.

EXPLORE ASPEN

Play: Aspen is a great year-around bachelorette spot. "In the winter, you can incorporate skiing and a lively après-ski scene while the summer can lean into nature activities like hiking," says Herzog. She notes that the excellent shopping and food scene add to the appeal.

Stay: "The Gant Aspen is incredibly budget-friendly and has some condo units," notes Herzog. She also recommends The Little Nell (the luxury ski in/ski out classic) and The Mollie (a boutique spot in downtown).

Explore Cabo San Lucas

Play: If you've never been to the Baja side of Mexico, now's your chance. Cabo draws tourists all year long for its pristine beaches, luxury resorts, beautiful scenery and local cuisine. Go snorkeling during the day and check out the town's bustling nightlife by dark. Consider booking the bride a boat party or booze cruise for a weekend to remember. Cooking classes at Flora Farms are another fun bonding option.

Stay: Lean into an all-inclusive resort, like Grand Velas, which offers great food, drinks and activities (think rum tasting!) for one price. "It even offers a Michelin-star restaurant as part of its all-inclusive plan," says a Good Housekeeping editor who visited last year.

Explore Newport

Play: For a seaside bachelorette weekend, Newport sails ahead of other New England coastal spots. You can book a custom celebration on a racing yacht with America's Cup Charters, explore majestic Gilded-age mansions, tour a winery and shop in dozens of one-of-kind boutiques. The food scene is off the charts too—lobster rolls here you come!

Stay: Pick a spot that is walkable to downtown so you can leave a car behind for much of your stay. "The Brenton Hotel is in a location and even has a pantry on every floor with free beverages and ice cream!" says a Good Housekeeping editor who visited last year.

Explore Tupelo

Play: A less-crowded alternative to Nashville, Tupelo has a cocktail trail and sensational live music at Blue Canoe every night. Queens Reward, the state's only meadery, is known for its slushie samplers.

Stay: Premier Suites at Hotel Tupelo, the city’s first boutique hotel, gives bachelorette groups nearly 1,000 square feet of space to spread out. The on-property restaurant is a local weekend brunch favorite.

Explore Louisville

Play: Plan a Great Gatsby-themed bachelorette in one of the cities where this century-old classic novel takes place: Louisville. The Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse for an opulent art deco, 1920s vibe and fab food. Book a walking tour to learn the history of neighborhood landmarks, like the original Millionaires Row or the eye-catching Pink Palace.

Stay: You can book the hotel where Tom and Daisy tied the knot. The Seelbach Hilton just unveiled a two-room suite themed after The Great Gatsby! The hotel's bar also leans into the Gatsby connection with the Seelbach Cocktail, a Prohibition-era-inspired blend of Bourbon, champagne and orange liqueur.