Embark on a romantic escape near Dallas, Texas, and discover five charming retreats that cater to every taste and budget.
The Crescent Hotel/Photo courtesy of Booking.com
Escape the hustle and bustle of city life with a romantic getaway near Dallas. Book at stay at one of these enchanting hotels, places to form lasting memories for your relationship. . Whether you’re seeking the opulence of a luxury resort, the intimacy of a boutique hotel, the cozy charm of a bed and breakfast, or the affordability of a budget-friendly option, these handpicked retreats promise to kindle the flames of romance. Each destination offers its unique allure, from scenic surroundings and indulgent amenities to personalized experiences that create unforgettable moments with your loved one.
The Crescent Hotel
If your idea of a romantic getaway is to be swathed in luxury and surrounded by culture, you’ll want to check out The Crescent Hotel. Just outside of Dallas, it is the first luxury hotel in Fort Worth’s cultural district, steps away from art museums and the Dickies Arena. Throughout the hotel are collections of fine furnishings, striking local artwork and elegant comfort. Each guestroom is designed with refined decor, mini bars and lounge seating–accommodations that are contemporary and filled with light. The property has two restaurants where you can reserve a romantic repast with the partner of your choice. Emilia’s is a Mediterranean restaurant that uses Texas-sourced ingredients. The Blue Room offers a sophisticated dining experience with a tasting-menu option and a reserve wine list. Two bars further the experience–a sophisticated lobby bar and a rooftop bar with breathtaking views of downtown. Top your romantic getaway off with a visit to the property’s Canyon Ranch Wellness Club, a 26,000-square-foot full-service spa, salon and fitness center. From $307 a night.
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Omni Dallas Hotel
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When the bright lights of the big city beckon, you and your date can create the perfect romantic getaway at the Omni Dallas Hotel in the heart of downtown. Surrounded by shops and the Dallas Arts District, you’ll have plenty of options for your date night. Back at the hotel, you can stay in one of the property’s 1,001 guestrooms and suites, each designed to be welcoming and comfortable with works by local artists and floor-to-ceiling windows that look out on the city skyline. The two of you can head up to the rooftop and lounge on the pool deck or swim in the heated outdoor infinity pool. Or you can head to the fourth floor and enter the relaxing embrace of Mokara Spa where you can book a couples massage. One option is the Couples Hotter N’ Texas massage that uses heated river stones. When you get hungry, there are several options without leaving the hotel. “Restaurant in Room” provides meals from area restaurants. You can get an elegant dinner at Bob’s Steak & Chop House, a breakfast at Morsel’s or a farm-to-table meal at Texas Spice. Or check out a casual meal at the Uptown Terrace near the pool or Morsel’s Coffee Shop. From $319 a night.
Aloft Dallas Love Field
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Love has always been in the air at this hotel near the Dallas/Fort Worth airport. They opened on Valentine’s Day in 2017 and have been keeping the romance going ever since. Not every romantic getaway has to be swathed in luxury. Sometimes what you are seeking is something more low-key and affordable. Aloft offers the perfect getaway retreat–especially if you are flying into the area for your romantic weekend. While their Love Ballroom accommodates large parties, you and your partner can enjoy a more secluded getaway in one of the guestrooms. A Marriott property, each room comes with mini-refrigerators, pillowtop beds and comfy chairs. Looking for a little pampering for the two of you? The bathrooms include glass-enclosed showers and Bliss Spa amenities. Couples give this property high ratings, perhaps because of the outdoor swimming pool and free bikes. Or perhaps it is because they enjoyed sipping cocktails together and sharing small plates in the hotel lounge while listening to live music. From $131 a night.
The Beeman Hotel
The Beeman Hotel/Photo courtesy of Booking.com
If you and your partner want something modern and stylish for your romantic getaway, then The Beeman Hotel in the upscale Dallas Park Cities neighborhood may have the room for you. A boutique hotel within walking distance to shops, restaurants, bars, a movie theater and the George W. Bush Presidential Library, it sets out to, as it says on the website, “ignite your curious side with stylish interiors, artistic details, pet-friendly suites and its uniquely Dallas attitude.” They have 296 newly renovated rooms that focus on artistic designs with pops of color and elements that evoke Dallas’ local art and music scene. Whether you book one of their regular rooms or a luxury suite, you’ll enjoy luxury linens and plush pillows on the bed, themed accent pillows in the sitting area and refrigerators for keeping your celebratory champagne chilled. If your plans for your getaway involve never leaving the room, then you can take advantage of the Knock & Drop room service. Or head down to their Seely’s Mill restaurant with its Texas tequila flights, locally brewed beer and samplers that let you taste both street tacos and chipotle BBQ brisket. From $194 a night.
Alla’s Historical Bed and Breakfast, Spa and Cabana
If you’re looking for something a little more intimate and unique, Alla’s Historical Bed and Breakfast, Spa and Cabana specializes in romantic getaways. Located in the oldest original all-brick home in Duncanville, a small village outside of downtown Dallas, it was built in 1927. Each elegant room is ornately decorated with antiques while still being fitted with high-speed wireless internet access. Filled with a bed and breakfast charm where the owners take an active role and interact with guests, Alla’s offers a cozy, small-town vibe. Breakfast choices–served from the 1920s-style antique kitchen–include organic European-style breakfast or a hot American breakfast. For those looking for a romantic experience, it offers spa and cabana packages. It’s billed as the ultimate hot tub experience, one taken in a private, enclosed all-redwood cabana in a hot tub large enough to accommodate eight people, but perfect just for two. Spa packages include such amenities as chocolates, wine or beer, aromatic candles, mixed nuts or even natural ice cream with organic strawberry jam. From $129 a night.