This Valentine’s Day, spice things up with a getaway to a romantic hotel in the U.S., Mexico, or Caribbean. From oceanfront retreats to cozy mountain inns to a unique city hideaway, these hotels will put you and your boo in the mood for love.
Eden Rock, St. Barths (St. Barths):
Part of the esteemed Oetker Collection, this iconic resort has attracted celebs and sunseekers to its rocky oceanfront for decades. Signature bright red accents and 37 ultraluxe accommodations ranging from beach huts to villas make romance a given. Get pampered at the spa, loll on white sand, and enjoy Jean-Georges’ cuisine.
Villa at Saugerties (Catskills, NY):
If you don’t want to see others, this adults only Catskills inn has just four cozy rooms, each with Spain-inspired design. For the ultimate amorous experience, book one with a fireplace and soaking tub. Come morning, dig in to a tasty homemade breakfast.
Pine Cay (Turks and Caicos):
Private island on your mind? This newly rebranded and renovated retreat in Turks & Caicos is home to a 12-room hotel and two miles of beach where guests can snorkel, paddleboard, or sail in the azure water.
Inn of the Five Graces (Santa Fe, NM, USA):
This enchanting Relais & Châteaux hotel in downtown Santa Fe uses imported textiles and furnishings from places like Afghanistan, India, and Sri Lanka alongside kiva fireplaces and inimitable tile mosaics to gorgeous effect. Be sure to book a couples treatment in the new spa.
The Ritz-Carlton Bacara (Santa Barbara, CA, USA):
A touch of Greece in Santa Barbara, this coastal cliffside hotel exudes romance thanks to whitewashed buildings with tiled roofs, a glittering spa, and restaurant Angel Oak, where you can indulge in a tasting menu and one of the 12,000 wines from their collection.
Paradero Todos Santos (Todos Santos, MX):
This design-forward hotel in Mexico’s Baja California opened a year ago amid a stunning desert landscape. If you do leave your chic room, spark some romance by relaxing in a suspended “star net” offering sweeping views, joining a temazcal ceremony, and dining at the open-fire restaurant.
