Depending on your vacation needs, staying at an all inclusive resort can be a great way to go to save money and keep things simple and stress free. That being said, they can have their downsides and some of them are better than others. Here are some of the best all inclusive resorts that are currently out there.

Blackberry Farm, Walland, TN

When most of us think all inclusive resorts we think beach towns, but they aren’t the only ones taking part in the fun. The Blackberry Farm in Walland Tennessee is a working farm that is great for the type that wants to get outdoors on their vacation. Activities include horseback riding, fly fishing, and beer tasting at the brewery, and the delicious food they serve is included in the fee to stay.

Carlisle Bay, Antigua

Carlisle Bay in Antigua is a contemporary resort in the Caribbean at one of the nicest hotels around. The resort is located right between a rain forest type area and a beautiful bay. There are 82 suites, four restaurants, three bars, a pool, health club, and a screening room.

One & Only Palmilla, Los Cabos, Mexico

The One & Only Palmilla is one of those all inclusive resorts that is truly all inclusive. At this spot you won’t find any extras tacked on. Guests can enjoy services like having their bags unpacked for them, 24 hour butler service, and snacks delivered directly to the rooms. Some of the rooms even have their own private pools.

Jumby Bay, A Rosewood Resort, Antigua

Jumby Bay in Antigua is a private 300-acre island that was discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493. There are no cars allowed on the island, so if a small quiet type of place is what you’re looking for from a resort, this is it. The resort has everything from hotel rooms and suites, to villas and even full on beach homes. There is a family friendly pool as well as an adult only infinity pool, a spa, and five different restaurants.

Marival Resort & Suites Nuevo Vallarta, Riviera Nayarit, Mexico

The Marival Resort in Mexico is 16 miles from Puerto Vallarta and is one of the larger types of all inclusive spots. The resort has 495 rooms, and a lot of fun activities in and outside of the resort itself.

Parrot Cay and Como Shambhala Retreat, Turks and Caicos

Parrot Cay in Turks and Caicos is a truly beautiful spot. The resort is situated on 100 acres and has a mile long beach. To get there you have to take a 30 minute boat ride from Providenciales, and then are gifted with a secluded and magical spot. The resort has a world-renowned spa, yoga classes, and healthy food since it has a theme of wellness.

The Ranch at Rock Creek, Philipsburg, MT

The Ranch at Rock Creek offers room in the lodge but also a log house, canvas cabin, or a luxe tent for glamping. It’s the perfect place to go when you want to spend a day horseback riding and fishing and then spend the evening at the spa getting all that activity massaged out of your body.