Vegan and travel can go together. Sometimes, it may simply take a little more of an effort. Especially when you’re just entering the world of vegan life, things that don’t even cross your mind, like down bedding, animal ingredients in the toiletries, options at the breakfast bar, suddenly matter.
Which is why when you find a truly vegan gem, it’s special. Then, you can relax and know as long as you’re tucked into the property, there’s nothing you need to stress about. Forget worrying if the croissant has butter, or if there’s some ridiculous ingredient you can’t pronounce in the lotion.
Nope.
You’re staying at a vegan bed and breakfast, which means you’re little soul is taken care of and there’s no risk of anything non-vegan coming near you.
Why Trust Me
I’m Diana Edelman, a vegan lifestyle and travel expert and the founder of Vegans, Baby. I’ve worked in responsible tourism since 2012 and have spent years curating vegan travel guides and award-winning vegan trips, planning vegan travel for clients who want to experience a destination without missing out on food or experiences, and helping travelers avoid the usual vegan travel headaches.
If you want help planning a trip that fits your travel style and values, I offer custom travel planning and am a travel advisor.
Whether you are looking for a romantic vegan bed and breakfast USA getaway, a sanctuary stay, or a plant-based retreat that lets you relax instead of research, this list is built to save you time and guesswork. I have fact checked these properties for 2026 and noted clearly which are fully vegan and which are vegan friendly so you can choose what works for your travel style. This guide is a USA-only roundup of the best of the best. Unlike other lists, this one has been fact-checked and all properties at the time of publishing are open (and this list will continuously be updated).
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Fully Vegan Hotels and Bed & Breakfasts in the USA
Best Friends Roadhouse and Mercantile – Kanab, Utah
Located near the incredible Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, this modern desert hotel is designed with animal lovers in mind. The property features a pet spa, and is a five miles to the sanctuary which is home to around 1,600 animals ranging from cats and dogs to pigs and horses and other barnyard animals. Bonus: you can volunteer at the sanctuary.
Ready to plan your stay at Best Friends Roadhouse and Mercantile?
Rooms: Contemporary rooms with pet-friendly layouts (yes, you can bring whatever animal is in charge of you) and slide-out pet beds. Bathroom products are vegan and cruelty-free. If you don’t have an animal with you, don’t worry. You can request a sleepover from one of the many sanctuary animals who could use some human snuggles for the night. Swoon.
Food: The Mercantile offers a daily complimentary vegan breakfast, as well as vegan grab-and-go snacks. At the sanctuary, there is Angel Village Cafe, which has a vegan lunch buffet.
Amenities: Dog park, pet washing stations, community kitchen space, lounge areas
Sustainability: Operated by Best Friends Animal Society with animal welfare at its core
Eco-friendly/ethical things to do nearby: Tour Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, hike red rock trails, visit the stunning Zion and Bryce Canyon. And, when you’re done hanging in Utah, bop on down to Las Vegas and check out all the amazing things to eat and do.
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The Gray Barn at Woodstock Farm Sanctuary – High Falls, NY
This intimate, award-winning boutique vegan inn sits directly on the grounds of Woodstock Farm Sanctuary. Stays directly support the 300+ rescued farm animals living at the sanctuary. Tours are offered to guests on weekends. Every weekend, you can take a tour of the sanctuary. Here, you’ll get to hang out and experience the sanctuary and enjoy the beauty of upstate New York while giving back. The property is only for people ages 12 and up.
Ready to plan your stay at The Gray Barn?
Rooms: Five thoughtfully designed guest rooms with pasture views.
Food: Fully vegan breakfast served daily. No animal products allowed on property.
Amenities: Sanctuary tours, communal spaces, curated educational experiences.
Sustainability: Nonprofit sanctuary model focused on rescue, education, advocacy.
Eco-friendly/ethical things to do nearby: Hudson Valley hikes, local farms, vegan-friendly wineries and distilleries and a handful of vegan and vegan-friendly options in nearby towns like New Paltz and Woodstock. There is also Little Logan’s Farm, is the nation’s first biocyclic farm. You can enjoy a weekend tour and fresh farm-to-table lunch or purchase produce to take home with you.
Finca Victoria Ayurvedic Boutique Hotel & Retreat Center – Vieques, Puerto Rico
This is where you go when you’re in need of a total reset (like, all of us right about now, yah?). Located a top a hill on a small island off of Puerto Rico’s mainland, Finca Victoria delivers peace in a lush tropical setting. This adults-only property serves as a space to unwind, or participate in tropical wellness retreats four times a year. It blends plant-based cuisine, yoga, and sustainable hospitality on the island of Vieques.
Ready to plan your stay at Finca Victoria?
Rooms: Choose from cabins, suites, treehouses, and even an airstream. All feature individually-styled rooms complete with fully-equipped kitchens stocked with Ayurvedic spices and oils, as well as outdoor shower and hammock.
Food: Ayurvedic vegan breakfast.
Amenities: Saltwater pool, yoga deck, lush gardens., morning yoga, Ayurvedic treatments and more at its wellness spa.
Sustainability: Local sourcing, regenerative practices, low-impact operations.
Eco-friendly/ethical things to do nearby: Bioluminescent bay tours, wildlife refuge, snorkeling.
Farm Sanctuary – Watkins Glen, NY
Located in the Finger Lakes area, Farm Sanctuary offers a place to chill out for its members (a membership fee of $25 is due in order to book). The sanctuary is home to more than 500 rescued animals.
Ready to plan your stay at Farm Sanctuary?
Rooms: Tiny houses and a lux cabins, as well as camping.
Food: Complimentary vegan breakfast is included, however from Jan. – March the cafe is closed, so no breakfast is served. The vegan cafe on-site is open spring, summer and fall from noon – 3:30 p.m. daily.
Amenities: Sanctuary tours, peaceful grounds, animal encounters, and a Finger Lakes setting that is gorgeous in every season.
Sustainability: Rescue and education model, plus a plant-based food program as the default.
Eco-friendly/ethical things to do nearby: Watkins Glen State Park, Finger Lakes nature spots, and regional farms and markets.
La Botanica Hotel / Casa Botánica – San Juan, Puerto Rico
This is a boutique wellness stay in Ocean Park that is perfect if you want tropical, leafy, and calm, but still want to be close to the beach and the energy of San Juan.
Ready to plan your stay at Casa Botánica?
Rooms: Rooms have terraces and outdoor showers, and are uniquely decorated with a blend of restored antiques and hand-selected, one-of-a-kind crafts. Options include rooms, suites, tree houses, a glass house room and more.
Food: All stays include Ayurvedic vegan breakfast.
Amenities: Daily morning yoga, beach towels and beach bags for use.
Sustainability: Small, design-forward property model with a wellness focus.
Eco-friendly/ethical things to do nearby: Walk to Ocean Park Beach, explore Old San Juan, and book responsible nature experiences like guided eco-tours.
Rancho Vegano – Tucson, Ariz.
Rancho Vegano is a desert escape for travelers who want nature, quiet, and a fully plant-based stay. It’s located near Saguaro National Monument East, about 90 minutes outside of Tucson. You can come here to enjoy the desert southwest, or engage in some of the programming offered like weekend plant-based lifestyle coaching.
Ready to plan your stay at Rancho Vegano?
Rooms: A small-scale B&B setup designed around wellness and calm. Each room is a private suite.
Food: Fully vegan breakfast is part of the experience, and the property leans into plant-based living.
Amenities: Pool
Sustainability: The property emphasizes eco-friendly practices like environmentally-friendly cleaning products, eco-friendly and biodegradable wheat straw dishes and silverware. Bedding is sustainable, and pillows are made of bamboo memory foam.
Eco things to do nearby: Saguaro National Park hikes, desert trails, mountain biking, and easy day trips around Tucson.
Black Sheep Inn and Spa – Hammondsport, NY
A charming Finger Lakes bed and breakfast run by vegan hosts. This adults-only Inn is located a bop from Keuka Lake and nearby the famed Finger Lakes wineries.
Ready to plan your stay at Black Sheep Inn?
Rooms: Six individually decorated rooms with private baths.
Food: Fully vegan breakfasts featuring house-made baked goods and seasonal specialties.
Amenities: Concierge service, common area with books, games and puzzles,
Sustainability: Local sourcing, small-scale hospitality footprint.
Eco-friendly/ethical things to do nearby: Keuka Lake, vegan-friendly wineries, hiking trails.
Dreamers – Wilmington, NC
A design-forward, coastal vegan bed and breakfast near the beaches of North Carolina. The vegan bed and breakfast is located in the heart of historic Wilmington.
Ready to plan your stay at Dreamers?
Rooms: Cozy, thoughtfully designed guest rooms in renovated Victorian home.
Food: Complimentary vegan buffet breakfast.
Amenities: Porch, yoga, outdoor fireplace, games room, beach proximity.
Sustainability: Cruelty-free operations and plant-based ethos, paperless property.
Eco-friendly/ethical things to do nearby: Beach walks, historic Wilmington, coastal conservation areas, biking
Deer Run on the Atlantic – Big Pine Key, Fla.
This boutique eco-lodge is vegan- and green-certified. Located on the Key Deer Refuge, guests here can enjoy a sandy beach while observing these endangered deer.
Ready to plan your stay at Deer Run?
Rooms: Small, boutique-style B&B rooms in an oceanfront setting, designed for a quiet, adult-focused escape. Two rooms and one weekly apartment rental.
Food: Plant-based breakfast.
Amenities: Beach access, outdoor lounging, and Florida Keys calm. Great if you want a low-key trip with nature as the main event.
Sustainability: The property is green lodging and eco-conscious. It is a 4 Palm-rated resort by the State of Florida Green Lodging Program and one of four in the Keys. The hotel sources organic in everything from towels and linens to food, uses water-save, composts, recycles, supports fair trade, uses solar lighting and more.
Eco things to do nearby: Snorkeling, kayaking, nature preserves, wildlife viewing.
Gardenview Estate Bed & Breakfast – Kettle Falls, Wash.
Located about two hours north of Spokane, en route to British Columbia, is Gardenview. The 150-year-old home used to be a mission. Set on 43 acres, the bed and breakfast has hiking and outdoors to enjoy.
Ready to plan your stay at Gardenview?
Rooms: The property is small and has one suite and three additional rooms, many of which feature views of Mingo Mountain.
Food: Vegan breakfast featuring fresh garden herbs and veggies available daily and included with the stay.
Amenities: Indoor and outdoor common areas, board games, infrared sauna, kitchenette for use.
Sustainability: Boutique model with local sourcing emphasis.
Eco-friendly/ethical things to do nearby: Hiking, bird watching, wineries, farmer’s market and more.
Pebble Cove Farm – Orcas Island, Wash.
If you want that dreamy Pacific Northwest island stay with water views, fresh air, and a slower pace, Pebble Cove Farm is one of the most unique options on your list. It is a waterfront inn on an organic farm and animal sanctuary.
Ready to plan your stay at Pebble Cove?
Rooms: Waterfront inn accommodations on a small estate, designed for quiet stays and nature immersion. Includes suites, cabins, rooms.
Food: Everything served on the farm is vegan. While you may see chickens and other animals, no animal products or byproducts are used.
Amenities: Hot tub, fire pit, BBQ, kids play area, private cove, row boat, kayaks and SUP available for rent.
Sustainability: Cruelty-free and vegan products, non-toxic products,
Eco-friendly/ethical things to do nearby: Slow exploring on Orcas Island, beachcombing, kayaking, and supporting local farms and makers on the island.
Salisbury House – Bethany Beach, De.
If you want the classic bed and breakfast vibe near the Delaware beaches, this is where you go. Located two miles from the “quiet resort” town of Bethany Beach is Salisbury House, a Tuscan-style villa close to the beach. Just take note — Bethany Beach and the entire DelMarVa peninsula is not very vegan-friendly. Thankfully, I do have a Guide to the Delaware Beaches so you don’t have to worry about where you’ll eat when you’re not sunning or sleeping.
Ready to plan your stay at Salisbury House?
Rooms: Three guest rooms in a villa-style setting with views of the Assawoman Wildlife Area.
Food: A gourmet three-course vegan breakfast with hand-pressed juice.
Amenities: Garden, pool, indoor and outdoor breakfast seating,
Sustainability: Small property footprint, garden-forward approach, and a plant-based kitchen, which is one of the biggest sustainability wins a lodging property can offer.
Eco-friendly/ethical things to do nearby: Bethany Beach and other beaches, state parks, water sports.
Song of the Robin Vegan Bed n’ Breakfast – New Lebanon, NY
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Situated on more than 80 acres, Song of the Robin is a bed and breakfast and an animal sanctuary.
Ready to plan your stay at Song of the Robin?
Rooms: There are only three rooms on a large property, designed for quiet, nature, and sanctuary vibes.
Food: Vegan breakfast is included.
Amenities: Sanctuary tours, common room with fireplace, wood burning stove and library,
Sustainability: Sanctuary-based model with a plant-based focus baked into the stay. All proceed go to the animal sanctuary.
Eco things to do nearby: Hand Hollow Conservation Area, hiking, apple picking.
Vegan-forward inns and B&Bs
These stays are not all 100 percent vegan across every operational detail, but they are excellent options for vegan travelers because they offer strong plant-based dining, thoughtful amenities, and a genuinely welcoming experience for vegans.
Dreamcatcher by DW – San Juan, Puerto Rico
The only vegetarian hotel in San Juan, the adults-only Dreamcatcher by DW is steps from the beach and only 10 minutes from the charming Old San Juan.
Ready to plan your stay at Dreamcatcher?
Rooms: 19 individually designed boho-style rooms and suites.
Food: Vegetarian cafe with strong vegan offerings.
Amenities: Pool, private courtyard, spa.
Sustainability: Mindful travel ethos and small-scale hospitality.
Eco-friendly/ethical things to do nearby: Old San Juan, waterfall hikes, beach.
Twelve Senses Retreat – Encinitas, Calif.
If your version of vacation is wellness, beach air, and a quiet boutique B&B, Twelve Senses is a strong option. It’s not a fully vegan hotel (and there are recycled leather products, and some wool and alpaca duvets), but it is a genuinely good choice for plant-based travelers who care about sustainability and mindful travel.
Ready to plan your stay at Twelve Senses?
Rooms: Four rooms designed around the four elements of nature. The Air Room is a fully vegan room.
Food: Breakfast is focused on local and organic ingredients, with vegan and gluten-free choices available. It features seasonal ingredients
Amenities: Each room comes with either a half-bottle of wine or non-alcoholic drink, daily breakfast, rooftop deck, ocean views, fire pit, wellness center with massage, yoga and healers.
Sustainability: Main focus of the property is sustainability and it is evident in the interior design, and breakfast.
Eco things to do nearby: Swami’s Beach, Meditation Gardens, coastal walks, local cafes, and farmers markets.
How I select inns and bed and breakfast properties for this list
I look beyond “vegan options available” and focus on whether a stay actually works for a vegan traveler. That includes the obvious things like food, but also the details that make a property aligned.
- Food: If breakfast is included, can you eat like a normal human, or is it an apple and plain oatmeal.
- Bedding: If a property claims to be vegan, the bedding should be, too.
- Toiletries: Cruelty-free and vegan bath products.
- Values: Sustainability practices, sourcing, and whether the experience aligns with ethical travel.
If something is unclear, I recommend verifying directly with the property because policies and menus can change.
Vegan hotels and B&Bs USA FAQ
Are there many fully vegan hotels in the United States?
Not compared to Europe, but there are enough to plan a full trip around, especially if you mix fully vegan B&Bs with vegan-forward boutique stays. Also, check out the world’s best vegan hotels.
Why are some places not included even if they show up in older vegan hotel lists?
Because some well-known vegan B&Bs have closed over the years. For example, The Ginger Cat B&B has been reported as permanently closed in more recent listings, and I am not including it as an active recommendation in 2026.
Should I still confirm details before I book?
Yes. Even the best lists can age quickly. Always confirm bedding (no down), toiletries, and meal offerings directly with the property before you finalize your booking.
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