From the Caribbean to California, Oregon, and Washington, find 6 KindHotels that are lovingly women-owned or women-led to support during Women’s History Month and beyond.
6 Women-Owned or Women-Led Kind Hotels Making Waves
Stonefield Villa Resort
Perched high above the Caribbean Sea, nestled into 26 acres of lush rainforest on Saint Lucia’s picturesque west coast, is Stonefield Villa Resort. And when we say picturesque, we mean landmark and Instagram superstar Petit Piton is quite literally just outside your terrace doors. Just down the hillside lie pristine, sugary sand beaches and the charming town of Soufriere is a stone’s throw away. With its breathtaking views and connection to nature, Stonefield Resort is truly a Kind Traveler’s paradise.
Women-Owned & Women-Led: For the sole owner, Anista Brown, female entrepreneurism runs in her blood. Formerly a 26-acre cocoa plantation, Stonefield Villa Resort served as Brown's childhood home. But her family transformed it into a complete resort. Brown runs the day-to-day operations, while her daughter manages sales and marketing.
KIND TRAVELER PERKS
- Fruit and cheese plate upon arrival
- 15% off spa treatments
- Free upgrades upon availability
WHY WE LOVE THEM
- Produce grown on site
- Outdoor yoga space
- Villas with private pools
- Mimics the landscape of Avatar, the movie
Farmhouse Inn
Set in the winemaking haven that is Sonoma’s Russian River Valley lies a masterpiece, the Farmhouse Inn. Owned by fifth-generation farmers and winemakers intimately connected to the surrounding lands, this boutique hotel is like a fine wine itself. Find a Michelin-starred restaurant sourced from the owner’s farm, a spa sourcing treatments from on-site produce, sommelier-led wine tours and countless green initiatives. With too many accolades to name here, it’s no wonder the Farmhouse Inn ranks among the most highly rated hotels in the world.
Women-Owned & Women-Led: The Farmhouse Inn is owned by siblings Joe and Catherine Bartolomei who are intimately connected to Sonoma and dedicated to providing a soulful experience rooted in its natural surroundings.
KIND TRAVELER PERKS
- Complimentary Curated Wine Tasting Itinerary
- Complimentary Wine Upon Check-In
- Welcome Amenity
- Late Check-In/Check-Out Upon Availability
- No Resort Fee + Complimentary WiFi
WHY WE LOVE THEM
- Owned by 5th generation Sonoma winemakers
- One of the most loved + highest rated hotels in the world
- Farm-to-table experience sourced from the owner's home ranch
- Sonoma-made, organic Sumbody bath + beauty products
Harmon Guest House
Set amidst the uber-charming Sonoma town of Healdsburg, Harmon Guest House radiates a cool, contemporary hotel design with its reclaimed redwood exterior paneling and beautifully designed rooftop terrace overlooking Sonoma’s rolling hills. Harmon is a work of art both inside and out, with locally sourced interior art like 3-D sculptures, while guests are welcomed at the check-in desk made from the wood of a fallen eucalyptus tree.
Women-Led: Harmon Guest House is lovingly owned by Piazza Hospitality where President, Circe Sher, leads development, public relations, marketing, and sales.
KIND TRAVELER PERKS
- Welcome drinks for two at The Rooftop or Spoonbar
- $25 dining credit at The Rooftop or Spoonbar
- $25 spa credit at The Spa at Hotel Healdsburg
- Complimentary breakfast at Spoonbar
- Complimentary upgrade at check-in upon availability
WHY WE LOVE THEM
- Locally sourced art, décor and products
- LEED gold certification
- Cruelty-free bath products
- Complimentary Waterbars on every floor
- Dog bowl + bed for pups
Inn at Discovery Coast
Keeping in fashion with its neighboring sister, Adrift Hotel, the Inn at Discovery Coast by Adrift Hospitality, a Certified B-Corp, has managed to keep Mother Earth in mind while creating a blissful beachside sanctuary. Towering three stories over bucolic ocean dunes on Washington’s Long Beach peninsula, the Inn caters to adventurers seeking rejuvenation and relaxation.
Women-Owned & Women-Led: CEO Tiffany Turner brings fearless leadership to Adrift Hospitality as she continues to expand its collection throughout Oregon and Washington.