The 14 Most Romantic Honeymoon Resorts and Hotels in Texas

If you’re looking to plan a honeymoon in the U.S., Texas should be on the top of your list. There are a multitude of offerings for couples honeymooning in the state such as hotel packages geared towards newlyweds, private outdoor tours, speakeasy bars and tasting menus at intimate restaurants, world-renowned museums and so much more. 

Before laying out all of the details for you, we turned to Chelsea Hartnett of Travel Texas to get insider expertise. She says, “In addition to the beautiful hotels and accommodations across the state, the diversity of experiences available is what makes a romantic trip or honeymoon to Texas so attractive.” Whether it is a stay in a private casita outside of Big Bend National Park or tours and wine tastings throughout the Texas Hill Country, there is an opportunity for every type of honeymooner.

Meet the Expert

Chelsea Hartnett is a communications specialist at Travel Texas.

Hartnett also tells Brides that couples may not realize how easy it is to visit multiple destinations within the state, especially the major cities, which are all within a four-hour drive from each other. “The centrality of these major hubs allows for couples to have multiple experiences while in destination, including both bustling city centers with high-luxury offerings to truly off-the-grid accommodations and experiences.”

Read on for more information on the average cost of a honeymoon in Texas, the best seasons to visit, and the best hotels to stay in while you’re there. 

Texas Honeymoon Cost 

The average price of a resort in Texas ranges anywhere from $100-$350 per night. The full cost of a honeymoon in Texas can range vastly based on the length of stay, what type of activities you add to your trip, where you dine out, or how you’re getting there. For example, are you road tripping or flying? And which is the least expensive option from where you’re based?

 Best Seasons to Visit Texas

“While Texas’ temperate climate makes for great year-round travel, both fall and spring are wonderful times to visit due to not only the beautiful weather, but also the experiences available during those months,” explains Hartnett. This includes a stunning array of wildflowers in bloom to fun festivals in various regions of the state.

Keep reading for the 14 best hotels for a Texas honeymoon.

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