Getaway goals: These romantic all-inclusive resorts for couples are right here in the U.S.

All-inclusive resorts have a special kind of appeal for couples.
The Light Haus at The Green O in Montana features an outdoor hot tub and fireplace.
The Light Haus at the Green O in Montana features an outdoor hot tub and fireplace. (Photo: The Green O)

Bundling accommodations, meals, and activities into one seamless (and stress-free) package, all-inclusive resorts have a special kind of appeal for couples. Many even offer indulgent extras like spas, perfect for a little well-deserved pampering. And if you’re hoping to find a romantic escape closer to home, you’re in luck: The U.S. is home to a variety of all-inclusive resorts designed with couples in mind. From cozy mountain lodges to beachfront hideaways, these are my top picks for the most romantic all-inclusive resorts in the United States this year.

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1. Twin Farms

Barnard, Vermont

Twin Farms in Vermont is especially beautiful in the fall.
Twin Farms in Vermont is especially beautiful in the fall. (Photo: Twin Farms)

Twin Farms is an intimate hideaway set amidst the rolling meadows of the Vermont countryside. Each cottage features a king-size feather bed and sitting area with a wood-burning fireplace that opens onto a screened-in porch. In the warmer months, hiking trails, biking, pond swimming, and canoeing are popular, while winter affords skiing, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, plus ice skating and sledding (with all equipment provided). Farm-to-table meals (including picnics by the pond) are also among the highlights.

2. Castle Hot Springs

Morristown, Arizona

Castle Hot Springs cabin
A boutique all-inclusive U.S. resort for couples, Castle Hot Springs is a true desert oasis in Arizona. (Photo: Castle Hot Springs)

Castle Hot Springs is a dreamy all-inclusive resort set against the Bradshaw Mountains. Spacious bungalows and cabins feature private outdoor stone tubs plumbed with hot springs water, and all accommodations are screen-free for ultimate relaxation. In addition to three pools, you can enjoy activities such as hiking, archery, yoga and, for an additional fee, spa treatments. At dinner, the resort’s elaborate tasting menus are an ode to the on-site farm, featuring hundreds of varieties of fruit, vegetables, and herbs.

3. Alila Ventana Big Sur

Big Sur, California

Alila Ventana Big Sur
Natural beauty takes center stage at Alila Ventana Big Sur. (Photo: Alila Ventana Big Sur)

Surrounded by redwoods and overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Alila Ventana Big Sur is the ultimate setting for romance. Guest accommodations feature private patios or balconies with cozy fireplaces and tubs perfect for two. Daily guided hikes and morning yoga classes allow you to meditate on the breathtaking scenery and each other, and delectable meals are rooted in the fresh flavors of California cuisine. Finish your day with a soak in the outdoor Japanese hot baths, surrounded by the soundtrack of Big Sur.

4. Blackberry Mountain

Walland, Tennessee

One-of-a-kind accommodations like secluded treehouses make Blackberry Mountain one of the best all-inclusive U.S. couples resorts (Photo: Blackberry Mountain)
You and your beau can stay in a secluded treehouse at Blackberry Mountain. (Photo: Blackberry Mountain)

Situated in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, the unique accommodations at Blackberry Mountain (sister to the family-friendly Blackberry Farm) make it one of the best all-inclusive couples resorts in the U.S. Options include cabins, stone cottages, and even secluded treehouses. Outdoor adventures like rock climbing and hiking make the resort a perfect choice for active couples, while restorative treatments at the spa, guided meditation, and sound-bathing are among the many wellness offerings. Three meals daily are included in the rate.

5. The Point

Saranac Lake, New York

Guest room at The Point
The Point harkens back to the Great Camps of the Gilded Age. (Photo: The Point Resort)

Built by the Rockefellers during the heyday of the Adirondack Great Camps, The Point is today one of the most romantic all-inclusive U.S. resorts. The intimate property has just 11 guest rooms, each with one-of-a-kind furnishings. Spend the day boating on Upper Saranac Lake, playing croquet on the lawn, or (in the winter months) cross-country skiing. Limited Wi-Fi means the outside world won’t interfere with your romantic getaway. Dinner in the dining room is a high society affair that preserves Gilded Age tradition.

6. The Green O

Greenough, Montana

Couples can stay in the Tree Haus at the adults-only Green O resort in Montana.
Couples can stay in the Tree Haus at the adults-only Green O resort in Montana. (Photo: The Green O)

At The Green O, an adults-only escape (and sister to Paws Up Montana), each of the 12 design-forward accommodations are nestled on a timbered hillside and feature hot tubs and floor-to-ceiling windows. Take a guided wildlife tour, test your aim with archery, jump in the saddle or relax with yoga and forest bathing before a meal at the on-site restaurant, where an open kitchen concept allows you to watch the chef spin edible magic into each plate. 

7. The Lodge at Woodloch

Hawley, Pennsylvania

Lodge at Woodloch Resort
The Lodge at Woodloch is a romantic couples hideaway in the Poconos. (Photo: Woodloch Resort)

A spa-lover’s paradise, The Lodge at Woodloch (a sister property to the kid-friendly Woodloch Resort) is a soothing sanctuary. Spa treatments focus on natural ingredients, and the resort itself is situated on 150 pristine acres in the Pocono Mountains, enveloped by wild flowers and fern-carpeted trails with a naturally occurring cranberry bog. Guest rooms enchant with serene views from private verandas, and three multi-course daily meals are included in the rate.

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Allison Tibaldi
Allison Tibaldi has written for publications including CNN, Business Insider, FamilyVacationist, HGTV, USA TODAY, and Travel Weekly. As a former early childhood educator, she is interested in the way kids experience the world, and thinks that travel is the best education for young minds. Tibaldi is based in New York City.