Farm To Table independent inns

A working farm in the hills of West Windsor where a handful of wood cabins sit within earshot of the sheep, each one outfitted with its own kitchen. Guests are sent off with complimentary eggs and produce from the property — the kind of breakfast that requires you to cook it yourself, which is rather the point. At 4.9 stars across 155 reviews, it's the sort of place people return to and then reluctantly tell their friends about.

Tucked down Goose Rocks Road on the edge of Kennebunkport, Hidden Pond spreads its quaint cottages through the woods rather than stacking them in a single building. Days here drift between the pools, the treetop spa, and farm-to-table meals that lean on what's growing nearby. The woodsy-chic setting also draws couples who marry among the trees.

Set on Wentworth Street in the heart of Charleston's historic peninsula, the Grand Bohemian leans into a plush, slightly theatrical maximalism — an on-site art gallery doubles as a lobby to wander through before dinner. A farm-to-table restaurant anchors the ground floor, while the rooftop bar draws a crowd for evening views over the city's rooflines. The property also hosts weddings and events, and holds a 4.5-star average across nearly 750 reviews.