Rentals of cottages and cabins are on the rise, but if you'd still like access to the amenities that a hotel or resort stay can offer you, there are plenty of options. Farm stays are rapidly becoming popular and you can even rent a full inn. Yes, people are buying out entire hotels!
The Hasbrouck House in the Catskills Region of New York offers a boutique hotel style stay with the option for slumbering in socially distant-friendly accommodations like their Grand Suite and onsite cottage, which are perfect for small groups.
Montana's St. Mary Village on the edge of Glacier National Park is a collection of tiny homes perfect for social distancing but big enough for a family of four to boot.
If it's an international island paradise you're after, The Shore Club in the Turks and Caicos is host to a series of oceanfront villas that fit up to 14 guests. The set up allows guests to stay within their own travel pod, in their own gated area separate from the rest of the resort but still with optional access to all of the resort's amenities.
Remote wilderness is attainable at the Kenai Fjords Wilderness Lodge in Alaska. An island lodge with views for days? Yes, please. "Social distancing comes naturally in Alaska. There are many lodges, cabins, and campsites where travellers can find their own private areas and rarely cross paths with others," Sarah Leonard, Alaska Travel Industry Association President and CEO, told POPSUGAR.