Romantic getaways
Just the two of you. Honeymoons, anniversaries and no-reason-needed escapes, from a sun-soaked suite to a quiet cabin closer to home.
Featured romantic stays
A handpicked mix of romantic resorts and near-home retreats. Filter by destination or occasion.
Why a romantic getaway
Built for two. Adults-only calm, private dinners and suites made for slowing down.
Sun or near home. A long-haul honeymoon or a quiet weekend closer to home, both count.
The little touches. Late checkouts, room upgrades and the details that make an occasion.
Sun escape or closer to home
There are two easy ways to plan time for two. A sun escape means an adults-only resort, a swim-up suite, spa time and long dinners in the warmth, ideal for a honeymoon or a proper reset. Closer to home means a cabin, wine country, a boutique city stay or a spa weekend within driving distance, ideal for an anniversary or a quick getaway without the airport. Both are romantic; the choice is really about how far you want to go and how much time you have.
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Romantic getaways FAQ
What makes a good romantic getaway?
Time together without the usual distractions. That often means an adults-only or quiet property, a great dinner or two, a bit of pampering such as a spa, and a room worth staying in. Whether it is a sun resort or a cabin closer to home matters less than the calm.
What is the best romantic getaway for a honeymoon?
For a classic honeymoon, an adults-only all-inclusive resort in Mexico or the Caribbean is the easy choice: swim-up suites, private dining and spa, all in one price. For something quieter, a boutique or overwater stay suits couples who want privacy over resort buzz.
Should a romantic trip be adults-only?
Not necessarily, but many couples prefer it for the calmer pace and adult-leaning dining and pools. If you want quiet and romance as the main frame, adults-only helps. Our adults-only resorts page goes deeper on the options.
Where can we go for a romantic getaway close to home?
Near-home romantic getaways work year-round: a cabin or lodge, wine country, a lakeside inn, or a boutique hotel in a walkable city. They suit anniversaries and quick escapes when a long-haul trip is not on.
When should we book a honeymoon?
Book a honeymoon three to four months ahead, and earlier for peak weeks or a specific suite category, since the best rooms sell out first. Tell the resort it is a honeymoon, as many add a small extra.