3 Charming Honeymoon Destinations in the U.S. & Where to Stay

When selecting a honeymoon destination, there are many factors to consider: are you looking to take an adventurous or relaxing trip? Are you interested in exotic beachy destinations or wild, mountainous terrain? No matter what type of getaway you have in mind, Select Registry has properties throughout the country, and we’re here to help you decided where to honeymoon in the US! While on your trip, you can stay in one of our many properties for an extra special experience. Select Registry inns, manors, and bed and breakfasts are known for unique, personalized experiences you won’t get in a standard hotel. Check out some of our experiences to learn more, including those focused on food and wine.

Where to Go On Your Honeymoon

Napa Valley

A timelessly romantic destination, Napa Valley is known for beautiful outdoor activities, outstanding restaurants, and, of course, world-class wine. Wander through some of the 400-plus picturesque vineyards hand-in-hand with your significant other while savoring the taste of wine from one of the top wine-producing regions in the world. When you need a break from vineyard hopping, plan a trek along one of the many hiking paths in the area. After a strenuous hike, you can soak in one of the relaxing geothermal mineral springs.

Where To Stay:

Churchill Manor: A 1889 mansion converted into a gorgeous inn, Churchill Manor is located right in downtown Napa. Inside, the original redwood interior remains a fascinating aspect of the building’s unique design and restoration. Guests can stay in one of the ten rooms, which feature fireplaces, luxurious robes, antique furnishings, and more.

Charleston

This charming Southern city has gained a lot of attention over the last several years, earning Conde Nast Readers Choice Awards #1 City in the U.S. for six consecutive years, and even snagging the #1 City in the World spot in 2016. It’s hard to see why so many people are in love with this charming little coastal city. With a city ordinance that prohibits the construction of buildings higher than the many church steeples, Charleston has a distinctive style of architecture. The pastel-colored buildings and sidewalk palmetto trees give off a tropic vibe while the cobblestone streets and countless historical landmarks remind travelers of the city’s storied past.

Where To Stay:

John Rutledge House: Also located within walking distance to popular attractions and restaurants, the John Rutledge House is recognized as a National Historic Landmark. Guests can take advantage of the property’s location on Broad Street near popular shops, restaurants, and other historic sites.

Nantucket, Massachusetts

One of the most romantic areas in the northeast, Nantucket is the epitome of a New England town. Just off the coast of Cape Cod, this charming town is an island with beautiful beaches sheltered by dunes. Walk the cobblestone streets of the town and peruse the local boutiques before stopping into one of the many restaurants for the area’s staple food item—lobster in one of its many forms. If you’re interested in visiting the Bay State, you can learn more about the best romantic things to do in Massachusetts!

Where To Stay:

Seven Sea Street Inn Bed & Breakfast: A traditional Nantucket-style bed and breakfast, Seven Sea Street Inn is located near the beach and Main Street. Choose from the Main House or Guest House rooms adorned with chic cottage decor and enjoy a delicious breakfast each morning.

Brass Lantern Inn: Situated in the heart of Nantucket’s Cultural and Old Historic District, the Brass Lantern Inn is a charming property with a gorgeous garden and patio. Stay in one of the seven guests room in the Main Inn or select a room in the newer Garden Wing.

Stay Select

When you choose to stay in a Select Registry property while deciding where to honeymoon in the US, you’ll receive top-notch service and accommodations. Known for personalized service, our inns make it their priority to provide guests with unique, memorable experiences in beautiful locations. To learn more, explore some of our experience pages including food and wine or arts and culture.