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Since early summer when travel restrictions started loosening and borders began opening, plenty of travel-hungry Americans have been making up for lost time. However, as Robert Frost admitted, “nothing gold can stay,” and for some, the days of working from a beachfront cabana in Seminyak, Bali or a cozy wrought iron-enveloped balcony in Paris’ 16th arrondissement may be nearing a fateful end. With that in mind, Labor Day, the last hurrah of the summer, is looming, and there is hardly a shortage of hot spots to visit before office life eclipses our future travel plans.All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.In 2018, the homeowners, a Dutch-Canadian family, enlisted the husband-and-wife duo behind Group AU to completely reimagine the three-bedroom home nestled within a highly wooded lot in the Berkshires. The black-painted board and batten facade, wood-paneled sloped ceilings, and open layout give the space an undeniable Scandinavian feel. Even the decor—colorful hairpin stools, Poul Henningsen pendants, and organic materials—are utterly Mid-Century Modern.Appropriately named the Cliff House, this Mid-Century-inspired bungalow is built right into a red rock wall of a canyon alcove in Cortez, Colorado. And just around the corner from the house, in another rocky niche, is a lawn outfitted with comfortable porch seating for al fresco cocktail hours. One feature—or lack that of—to note is the absence of televisions. The homeowners are such fans of the surrounding desert that they opted out of screens altogether to be more in the moment when spending time in the Cliff House. There is, however, ultra-high-speed Wifi so that guests don’t have to sacrifice missing the latest episode of their favorite shows or an important email.A cabin that’s equal parts rustic and polished, the post and beam converted barn is arranged in a traditional saltbox configuration that’s completely devoid of nails (only joinery), which explains the impressive scale of the rugged rough-hewn timber posts. Another benefit of the old-school design? Plenty of space in the open floor plan that’s decorated with Mid-Century icons, including Nogucci lighting. The exterior may be painted matte black, but the interiors are bright and airy with a flood of natural light courtesy of the floor-to-ceiling windows in the living area. But as is the case with most homes, the kitchen—a sizable gallery space lit by fire-engine-red Danish pendants—is the best room in the house.As soon as photographer, podcast host, and interior designer Caroline Lee her partner, Jayden, and her brother, Robert bought the two-bedroom A-line retreat on the outskirts of Palm Springs, she had a vision for the interiors: a cheerful, bright haven in buttercup yellow, millennial pink, warm neutrals, and touches of deep emerald green. And only an hour and a half away from the middle of L.A., it makes for a good escape. Plus, Palm Springs can get warm—sometimes above 100 degrees Farenheight, and the glamorously designed pool is just one of the house’s saving graces.

From luxurious properties in Airbnb’s Plus collection to ranch houses built directly onto an alcove of a red rock cliff, there are plenty of spots across the U.S. with availability this Labor Day weekend. No matter which place you book, you can’t go wrong.More importantly, though, the chalet is totally secluded, offering a sense of privacy and quiet that anyone fleeing a major city may crave. That said, it’s only five minutes from Lake Buel and the charming ski town, Great Barrington.

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New Marlborough, MAIn 2018, the homeowners, a Dutch-Canadian family, enlisted the husband-and-wife duo behind Group AU to completely reimagine the three-bedroom home nestled within a highly wooded lot in the Berkshires. The black-painted board and batten facade, wood-paneled sloped ceilings, and open layout give the space an undeniable Scandinavian feel. Even the decor—colorful hairpin stools, Poul Henningsen pendants, and organic materials—are utterly Mid-Century Modern.More importantly, though, the chalet is totally secluded, offering a sense of privacy and quiet that anyone fleeing a major city may crave. That said, it’s only five minutes from Lake Buel and the charming ski town, Great Barrington.$450 at Airbnb

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Cortez, COAppropriately named the Cliff House, this Mid-Century-inspired bungalow is built right into a red rock wall of a canyon alcove in Cortez, Colorado. And just around the corner from the house, in another rocky niche, is a lawn outfitted with comfortable porch seating for al fresco cocktail hours. One feature—or lack that of—to note is the absence of televisions. The homeowners are such fans of the surrounding desert that they opted out of screens altogether to be more in the moment when spending time in the Cliff House. There is, however, ultra-high-speed Wifi so that guests don’t have to sacrifice missing the latest episode of their favorite shows or an important email.$298 at Airbnb

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Bearsville, NYA cabin that’s equal parts rustic and polished, the post and beam converted barn is arranged in a traditional saltbox configuration that’s completely devoid of nails (only joinery), which explains the impressive scale of the rugged rough-hewn timber posts. Another benefit of the old-school design? Plenty of space in the open floor plan that’s decorated with Mid-Century icons, including Nogucci lighting. The exterior may be painted matte black, but the interiors are bright and airy with a flood of natural light courtesy of the floor-to-ceiling windows in the living area. But as is the case with most homes, the kitchen—a sizable gallery space lit by fire-engine-red Danish pendants—is the best room in the house.$349 at Airbnb

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Palm Springs, CAAs soon as photographer, podcast host, and interior designer Caroline Lee her partner, Jayden, and her brother, Robert bought the two-bedroom A-line retreat on the outskirts of Palm Springs, she had a vision for the interiors: a cheerful, bright haven in buttercup yellow, millennial pink, warm neutrals, and touches of deep emerald green. And only an hour and a half away from the middle of L.A., it makes for a good escape. Plus, Palm Springs can get warm—sometimes above 100 degrees Farenheight, and the glamorously designed pool is just one of the house’s saving graces.$400 at Airbnb

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Montauk, NYSet on a quiet street a few blocks from the ocean, a four-bedroom Montauk beach house by Manhattan-based interiors firm Studio Robert McKinley is a rare find—especially over Labor Day weekend when New Yorkers will be making their annual exodus from the city in pursuit of white sand beaches, lobster rolls from Sel Rrose, and one last opportunity for a natural tan.McKinley kept it simple and classic for the contemporary cottage, swathing the paneled walls in bright white paint, adding an appropriate amount of rattan and wicker decor, and a stylish collection of vintage pieces. For the home cooks, rest assured that the kitchen, fitted in Gaggenau appliances, is a chef’s dream.$6,000 at Airbnb

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Wilson, WYSituated on two private acres on the circa 1905 Linn Ranch just outside Grand Teton National Park and Jackson, the charming cabin shares the surrounding woods with such creatures as ​​elk, moose, eagles, and the occasional black bear. Guests may even be able to nosh on a home-cooked breakfast at the eight-person farm table while a herd of elk grazes in the meadow just beyond the windows.Like any historic property, the ranch house boasts plenty of unique features, including concrete floors that keep the interiors cool in the warmer months, a loft bride and bedroom that are accessible only by way of a library ladder that overlooks the entryway and open-concept kitchen, and an impressive collection of centuries-old antiques.$900 at Airbnb

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Valdez, NMWith thoughtful, earth-toned interiors—curated by fashion designer Raquel Allegra—Many Feathers Ranch is a calming refuge tucked into a quiet canyon at the base of Taos Ski Valley. The 8,000-square-foot, six-bedroom ranch house sits between two flowing ponds on five acres, providing a perfectly tranquil backdrop for a long weekend away. The best part? Wrapping the enormous elevated porch off of the master suite in mosquito nets and bringing up to five beds out there for a night or two. After all, there’s hardly a white noise machine more soothing than the sounds of hummingbirds and babbling brooks.$1,500 at Airbnb