6 Romantic Weekend Getaways to Take This Spring
It’s been a long winter, with ice storms and gloomy days galore. But we cozied up with our S.O.’s and kept our eye on the prize: spring break. Although there are plenty of alternatives to a traditional spring break vacation, there are also plenty of reasons to skip a weeklong hiatus. Finances, schedules, and work can get in the way of a long trip, but you can still celebrate the end of winter with a romantic weekend away. Get ready to book a last-minute getaway to one of these six amazing destinations.
The Ace Hotel
This quirky and uber trendy hotel is perfect if you’re craving warm weather. Located in the heart of the desert, you’ll need to stay near water, which is the perfect excuse for lounging poolside with a book or dancing to a DJ at one of the Ace’s packed pool parties. The hotel also offers Insta-worthy weekend brunches, concerts, and craft workshops to bring out you and your boo’s boho sides.The Drake Hotel
Located right on Michigan Avenue in downtown Chicago, the Drake Hotel offers sophisticated, old-timey glam in an unbeatable location that’s minutes from tons of savory restaurants, the Museum of Contemporary Art, and the beaches of Lake Michigan. If you and your S.O. are feeling indulgent, plan for high tea in the hotel’s historic palm court.The Hermitage Hotel
If you and your partner in crime are craving some bluegrass and whiskey, Nashville is the obvious place to go. Not only does every bar on Broadway feature live music, but the city boasts a vibrant, unique restaurant scene. You’ll get in touch with the city quickly by staying at this historic hotel, which has been a staple of Nashville since 1908.4. National and State Parks: Depending on the weather, the spring can be a gorgeous time of year to get outside. Exploring the Grand Canyon or Yosemite with your S.O. is a great way to bond over a new adventurous experience while gaining an appreciation for everything that the wild (and your state) has to offer. Whether you camp or stay in a cabin, this trip is definitely great for some romantic stargazing.