certainly, Luxury villas Perfect for a getaway with friends or family, these “homes away from home” (and maybe even better than your actual home) – with guaranteed privacy and sometimes private pools for a swimsuit-free dip – are the perfect sanctuary for honeymooners and couples deep in their love bubble. So ditch the entourage and make these romantic luxury villas for two your own…
One-Bedroom Cottage at Lucknam Park
U.K.
We can’t promise you a whole Palladian mansion to yourself – 42 bedrooms is too much for even the most romantic honeymooners. A little bit Excessive—but hidden in Luke South Park500 acres of manicured Wiltshire Parkland is a more cosy cottage where couples can be alone. It is built of stone in keeping with the charming 18th century Cotswold style, with the corset ripped off. Bridgetownscript, but its interior is comfortable and modern, with an enclosed garden and terrace, its own kitchen, an on-call concierge service and even a nearby helicopter pad.
And, just steps from the grand main building, you can canter with the hotel’s horses, skip the carriage or sedan chair, spend an evening savoring chef Hywel Jones’ tasting menu, or unleash your “sonic energy” and try a sleep ritual at the spa.
Brindos Lac & Château’s Lodges Millésime Suite with Nordic Bathroom
France
Keep the post-wedding “floating” going by, well, floating on one of France’s largest lakes. Brindos Lake and Castle inside Basque Country The 1930s Spanish-Moorish mansion is a dreamlike water world. But it’s all about the sheen of the lake, whether you’re raising a glass of local wine on the pontoon, dressing like a mermaid in the floating hammam, or gazing out over the water to watch the chefs push the restaurant’s dessert cart (for those with a sweet tooth, there’s a Chocolate Shop also).
Book a floating Millésime suite and immerse yourself in the action – while the lake is safe, it feels even more secluded as it’s only accessible by a fleet of electric boats (staff are happy to captain your boat for you). In these modern cabins, you can lounge undisturbed on the deck’s daybed or sink into a soothing Nordic bath, and even order room service for your private island experience for two.
Ortagonale or Villa Padiglione in La Folla
Italy
We don’t want you to fill up the waterfront villas, but Piedmontof Lafleiawater features are a highlight, with Monet’s water lily landscapes and painted boats to paddle and recite poetry if you’re so inclined. The hotel’s two neoclassical villas mean “honeymoon” in Italian, with whimsical frescoes, soft tones, colonnaded courtyards entwined with flowers and lit with lanterns, and antiques. Whether you choose Villa Ottagonale, with its unique layout and star-shaped roofs on the bedrooms, or Villa Padiglione, with its library, fireplace and tables under fruit trees, romance will sweep you off your feet.
After visiting this magical town near Lake Maggiore, stroll through the gardens of maple trees and giant bamboo groves, sit and watch ducks, dragonflies and herons frolic, and sip a specialty elderflower drink at sunset.
Olinto Atlas Mountain Retreat’s pavilion with private pool
Morocco
Well, you found your prince (or princess), but they don’t have to have a title, and you get to experience the honeymoon lifestyle. Olinto exist MoroccoIn the Atlas Mountains of the 18th century, you can temporarily enter the world of Italian Prince Fabrizio Ruspoli di Poggio Suassa, with its desert landscapes surrounded by mountains, peaceful pavilions in walled gardens that house his collection of antiques and art, and even invitation-only piano recitals. His impeccable taste is reflected in the Arabic inscriptions on the Zoar Door, intricate Mashrabiya It features folding screens, soft Berber rugs and leather-paneled walls.
Honeymooners get free minibar drinks at this adults-only accommodation (but refills are charged), and the private pool suite was a great place for us to cool off in the hot Moroccan sun – with a few Grey winethat is – after you’ve trudged over rugged hillsides, haggled over rugs at the local women’s cooperative, and seen which musical guest your arts patron boss has invited to perform that evening.
Euphorbia Mashatu Villa
Botswana
exist BotswanaIn the grasslands and plains of the Mashatu Conservancy, where the Limpopo and Shashi rivers meet, the Mopani tree is revered for providing food for animals during the winter and a livelihood for local women through the silkworms it raises. It is also very generous to couples. Euphorbia Mashatu Villaeach of the eight honeymoon retreats is designed in a unique pod shape. It may not be so subtle, but it shows how the accommodation is sharing love with the environment and supporting the community through conservation efforts and connecting guests with local artisans. Only four guests are allowed per vehicle on safaris, while walking, biking and horseback riding excursions offer eco-friendly options; plus, you can take away some beautiful baskets or dowry-worthy fabrics.
Each lodge has a viewing platform where lions, elephants, giraffes or cheetahs might stroll by (but other animals rarely disturb them), and a private plunge pool with river views. After a few days in the wilderness, guests can gather to swap stories over a campfire dinner under a tree dressed as a chandelier.
Keemala Bird’s Nest Pool Villa
Phuket
Unless you are a giant bird or a member of an ancient Thai tribe, you can’t be more Kimara exist PhuketThe most lush area. Accommodations here are surreal, with thatched or tented suites shaped like giant seed pods or the kind of thing Bilbo Baggins might live in — all modernized versions of traditional tribal shelters. But especially cozy are the Bird’s Nest Pool Villas, which look like they were woven from a nurturing pterodactyl and are perched on stilts above the forest canopy so you can admire the verdure or the sea from your deck, stone bathtub or gauze-curtained bed that doubles as a scenic wake-up call.
Couples can splash around in the private pool, enjoy Thai afternoon tea with aromatic drinks and tropical pastries, or hide away in a spa cabin for herbal steam and raindrop therapy before flying back for a sunset nightcap.
Cabana Kale at Tekanda Lodge
Sri Lanka
Use your honeymoon to ease the tension of your wedding day Sri LankaMost laid-back holiday destination: Ahangama, a surfing paradise on the south coast. Tekanda Guest House Located inland, the thatched huts are tucked away in dense foliage. Days are laid back, just like the peacocks strutting around the grounds and geckos basking in the sun. You don’t have to exert yourself, you can lounge on a lounger, sip coconut juice, float leisurely in the emerald green pool and share thali-style roti canai, curry and estate-grown vegetables with other guests. We know it’s tiring, but luckily Cabana Kale is a little further from the main lodge, separated by jungle and has a romantic four-poster bed for a snooze.
If you can put in a little more effort than looking up at the Indian Ocean, you can help weigh tea leaves while chatting with the locals, make dal soup with the chef, take a tuk-tuk into town and learn how to ride the waves. Now that you’ve done your “I dos,” it’s the best way to get away.
Arbor Cottage
Tennessee
Including farms, orchards, vegetable gardens, lakes, reservoirs, etc., distributed in vast remote rural areas Tennessee, South Orr Guest House It also fosters intimacy and connection, whether sharing a mindfulness session under mature trees, painting together outdoors, or curling up on a rocking daybed by a wood-burning stove on the lodge patio. Tucked away on a tree-lined ridge, the accommodations feature a hidden bathtub steps from the bed, a lodge-like feel with sliding barn doors and reclaimed wood planks, and specialty craftsmanship—like clay plates straight off a potter’s wheel or locally painted artwork.
The retreat’s original mission was to feed the poor, and that generosity of spirit is still felt today, with a carefully crafted farm-fresh menu, tours and tastings to connect you to the land, and spa treatments that draw on Native American wisdom.
Golden Rock Inn Paradise Lodge
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Kitts and Nevis Stay Golden Stone Hotel is the colorful tropical playground of creative artist couple Bryce and Helen Marsden, whose shared vision leaves an equally romantic legacy for honeymooners. The Paradise Cabin lives up to its name, a white-wood hideaway sweetened by heart-shaped reds and playful patterns. The private terrace is naturally separated by a large bamboo forest and offers a beautiful view of the azure blue of the Caribbean Sea. You can pick avocados right from the tree outside your door, and it’s only a short walk to the meticulously designed gardens – meticulously designed by Raymond Jungle – where monkeys and hummingbirds happily take up residence.
Beyond the hotel, there are more adventures for two, including ATV tours through green areas, hot spring baths, and black and golden sand beaches.
Coqui Coqui Casa de Los Santos
Mexico
this House of the Saints The Coqui Coqui group’s outpost is more luxurious than many villas, as it is a full hotel and a fragrant Perfume Manufacturers It’s all yours; however, it only has one bedroom, so honeymooners will feel very pampered. Located in Mexico’s cheerful ‘Yellow City’ IzamalOne suite, called “The Cloister,” is filled with cathedral-sized Catholic icons and surrounded by quirky antiques, but even unmarried people can have less-than-holy romances. They are encouraged to do so, with a four-poster bed topped with a crown, two bathtubs side by side, and adults-only accommodation.
You can admire the nearby Mayan pyramids from the terrace, cool off in the elongated plunge pool, sample medicines beautifully bottled from the apothecary, or find your favorite scent in the small spa with aromatic lotions and potions. It’s a heavenly feeling.
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