Best Romantic Getaways in Indiana: Discover 19 Highly Recommended Places for Romantic Getaways in Southern Indiana, Indianapolis and throughout the state.

VG Blog calloutTake time away from your fast-paced life and from office stresses. Relax and reconnect with the person you love most. You need that. That’s why we’ve gathered a list of the best romantic getaways in Indiana. It’s time for a relaxing, romantic weekend and these destinations can provide the perfect retreat.

The state offers several options for fun, intimate vacation destinations in a range of prices. We’ve collected a list of 19 wineries, hotels, inns, bed and breakfasts and other romantic getaways from Southern Indiana to Indianapolis and everywhere else around the state that will help you find that romance again.

Caesars Southern Indiana

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Add a little risk to your romance at Caesars Southern Indiana. Located across the river from Louisville, Kentucky, this hotel and casino features spacious and comfortable rooms with amenities. Check into the hotel and then head to the gaming floor to try your luck. The casino has more than 2,000 slot machines and 100 gaming tables, and is an all new land-based gaming facility that opened in 2019.

The Caesars Southern Indiana also boasts restaurants for both casual and fine dining. You can enjoy a delicious meal before catching a performance in the Volt Lounge, which regularly hosts shows, concerts, and events.

The Kintner House Inn Bed & Breakfast

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Built in 1873, the Kintner House Inn features 15 rooms furnished with antiques that evoke the past. Each room also bears a historical theme. You could stay in the Lincoln Suite, dedicated, of course, to President Abraham Lincoln. Or, you and your love could spend the night in the Sallie Kintner Honeymoon Suite, named for the inn’s longtime owner from 1896-1922.

After waking up in an antique bed, head downstairs for a country breakfast. Then, explore Corydon, starting right from the inn’s front porch. It’s full of historical landmarks, including Indiana’s first state capitol building.

Turtle Run Winery Tour

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Sip on rich wine and walk through 15 acres of vines at the Turtle Run Winery in Corydon. Named for the abundance of turtles on the property, the winery offers visitors a selection of 30 wines. Jim Pfeiffer, the owner and wine-maker, gives off-the-cuff tours that delve into viticulture, winemaking, and wine history. Guests are encouraged to ask questions because Jim loves to share his knowledge and passion. Turtle Run Winery also hosts a Sunday concert series featuring some of the regions most talented bands.

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Madison Vineyards

Madison Vineyards
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Go somewhere quiet, where you can sit on a porch and watch the wind blow through fields of grapevines. Madison Vineyards covers 40 acres of land with beautiful scenery and includes a small bed and breakfast where couples can relax and enjoy glasses of wine from the vineyard. With just four guest rooms, the vineyard offers an intimate experience. Each room has a private bath, and amenities include comfortable seating, flat screen TVs, and more. On certain dates, you can sample international wines from the Madison Vineyard wine cellar, as well.

The Nestle Inn

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Not into doilies? Try The Nestle Inn near downtown Indianapolis. The Nestle’s website says it’s “not your grandma’s B&B,” and describes itself as more of a boutique hotel. Guests can come and go as they please, aided by a self check-in service. Built in 1896, it has been restored and modernized to provide maximum comfort. Each of the six rooms has a private bath and Wi-Fi access. The breakfast menu also offers options and flexibility. From the inn, you can easily access Indianapolis’s restaurants, theaters, art galleries, and shops.

The Oliver Inn

The Oliver Inn
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Enjoy life in South Bend, Indiana, during a weekend at The Oliver Inn. Located near restaurants, theaters, and shops, the Oliver Inn connects relaxation with local attractions. The Victorian-style bed and breakfast offers elegantly furnished rooms complete with all the amenities that will make you feel at home. For those who have forgotten anniversaries or birthdays, the inn also offers the “I’m in the Doghouse Package.” This includes a Queen Suite with a jetted tub, a dozen roses, a dozen double dark chocolate truffles from South Bend Chocolate, and dinner at LaSalle Grill.

The Story Inn

Story Inn
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Find quaint accommodations, fine food, and interesting history at the Story Inn in Nashville, Indiana. The town of Story, Indiana, was established as a logging community in 1851. In the early 1980s, “two hippies,” as the website says, purchased it and developed the entire community into a unique hotel. The old general store is now a restaurant that serves Hoosier cuisine made from locally sourced ingredients. The town’s former residences and workspaces have transformed into 18 guestrooms and cottages. The inn also encourages tranquility and peace and, therefore, doesn’t offer phones, televisions, or radios.

JW Marriott Indianapolis

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Catch an Indianapolis Colts game and then retire in luxury at the JW Marriott Indianapolis, located near Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. The JW Marriott is one of five options in the Marriott Place Indianapolis, a group of five hotels connect through the Indiana Convention Center. Its 1,005 rooms feature elegant furnishings, high-speed Internet access and other amenities. The hotel also has excellent restaurants, such as Osteria Pronto, where you can relax with glasses of wine and plates of Italian cuisine.

You also can opt for the “Romance Package,” which includes a room with a beautiful view and sets the mood for your getaway with a bottle of champagne and chocolate-covered strawberries upon arrival.

The Iron Gate Inn

The Iron Gate Inn
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A night in the Iron Gate Inn is an intimate experience. Originally a Federal home built in 1840, the bed and breakfast only has three guest rooms. Each features a private bath. In the mornings, you can enjoy a candlelit breakfast before exploring the shops, wineries and historical sites in Madison, Indiana, where The Iron Gate is located.

Charley Creek Inn

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Built in the 1920s, the Charley Creek Inn is where history meets modern luxury in Wabash, Indiana. In 2011, this boutique hotel earned the Cook Cup, Indiana’s most prestigious award for historic preservation. Its 30 rooms boast early 20th century décor and modern amenities. You’ll also enjoy delicious food from the Twenty Restaurant, or you can find treats at the hotel’s Ice Cream & Candy Shoppe, Wine & Cheese Shoppe, or Green Hat Lounge. For your getaway, choose Charley Creek Inn’s “Romance Package,” which features a welcome gift, a plate of chocolate-covered strawberries, a bottle of sparkling wine, a wine tasting and cheese board, a breakfast for two, and more.

The Mary Rose Herb Farm and Retreat

The Mary Rose Herb Farm and Retreat
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Mix a little adventure into your Indiana romantic getaway and book a yurt at The Mary Rose Herb Garden and Retreat in Bristow. The farm features two yurts, each with central heating and air conditioning. Other amenities include a refrigerator, a microwave, an outdoor shower, a fire ring, and a charcoal grill. The farm also serves organic dishes, such as Amish popcorn, veggie quesadillas, and Italian pasta. After enjoying scrumptious meals, you can relax in one of the farm’s two Japanese soaking tubs.

Cornerstone Inn

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Located in Nashville, Indiana, The Cornerstone Inn boasts 35 uniquely styled guest rooms, plus a log cabin, a restored historic home, and a studio apartment. Couples will enjoy the Inn’s luxurious furnishings and comfortable atmosphere before strolling down the city’s streets to check out nearby dining, shopping, art galleries, and entertainment. Cornerstone Inn also provides each guest with a full breakfast, afternoon snacks, evening desserts, and free on-site parking. If your budget is tight, check the inn’s website for a special deal.

Morris Inn

Morris Inn
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The Morris Inn in Notre Dame, Indiana, is a gorgeous AAA 4 Diamond Hotel that features 132 guest rooms and 18 luxurious suites. Situated on the Notre Dame University campus, it’s the perfect place for fans of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish to stay. It allows for quick and easy access to the stadium. The Morris Inn’s “Bed and Breakfast for Two” package also caters to couples, featuring $30 dining credit to fund a breakfast for two through room service or at the hotel’s Sorin’s Restaurant.

New Harmony Inn

New Harmony Inn
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If you want to find a relaxing getaway that’s not too far from cultural hubs, try the New Harmony Inn. It’s located 30 minutes from downtown Evansville and just a couple hours’ drive from St. Louis, Missouri, or Lexington, Kentucky. It contains 90 guest rooms, 18 of which have electronic fireplaces, four have sleeping lofts, and several have balconies, walkout patios, and lake views. If you’re looking for extra privacy, the Inn also has three guesthouses available with private gardens. When you get hungry, the hotel’s Red Geranium Restaurant serves seasonal American cuisine and Midwest dishes.

Market Street Inn Bed and Breakfast

Market Street Inn
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The Market Street Inn in Jeffersonville, Indiana, is a beautiful brick mansion with 10,000 square feet of space. It also has a gorgeous porch and outdoor area, where couples can simply sit and enjoy each other. The seven guest rooms each have a fireplace and a private bath with a jetted bathtub. However, if you want to socialize, the inn has a large rooftop party deck, as well. Each morning, you’ll enjoy a three-course breakfast full of dishes such as yogurt, eggs in any style, oatmeal, and bacon. During the day, you can venture out into Jefferson and check out the local shops, museums, theaters, and golf clubs.

Serenity Springs

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Serenity Springs in Michigan City, Indiana, offers the seclusion of log cabins nestled in a quiet, natural landscape. The 85-acre resort features private cabins, each with a fireplace, flat screen TV, and sunken whirlpool. To heighten the romantic atmosphere, Serenity Springs also offers carriage rides around its property. You can also enjoy catch and release line fishing, feeding ducks and geese, walking the resort’s trails, bicycling, and more. Then, after all that activity, you can retreat to an in-room candlelight dinner.

That Pretty Place Bed and Breakfast

That Pretty Place
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That Pretty Place in Middlebury, Indiana, is an aptly named bed and breakfast. Situated in the heart of Amish country, its property spans 37 acres and contains a meadow and plenty of trees. The inn’s four guest rooms, honeymoon suite, and four Serenity Suites each include a queen bed, a private bath, wireless Internet, and a television. After a hot breakfast each morning, you can walk the inn’s trails and enjoy nature. Or, if you choose the “Sweetheart Package,” you can head back to your room for a one-hour therapeutic massage.

At Home in the Woods Bed and Breakfast

At Home in the Woods
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In Chesterton, Indiana, be as busy or as lazy as you want. At Home in the Woods Bed and Breakfast is a retreat that includes a four-acre wood, several gardens, and a sanctioned wetland. You can spend your hours relaxing in its three rooms, each featuring a fireplace, and whirlpool tub or steam shower. It also offers loft suite overlooking the woods. You may sign up for cooking classes at the inn, take dips in the swimming pool, and enjoy in-room massages. Or, if you want to be more active, you have easy access to entertainment outside the retreat. At Home in the Woods is conveniently located near downtown Chicago, Indiana Dunes State Park, and Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore.

The Joseph Decuis Farmstead Inn

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Situated just outside Roanoke, a carefully restored 1884 farmhouse now houses The Joseph Decuis Farmstead Inn. This picturesque getaway has six rooms, each with a private bath. You can relax and simply enjoy the peace and quiet of the farm, or you can get involved in farm life. If you’re interested, you can help with chores, learn about raising cattle and animal husbandry, perform a little gardening, and more. Downtown Roanoke also features plenty of shopping and fine dining for visitors. There, you’ll find the Joseph Decuis Restaurant, which serves food grown from the Decuis farm.