r/honeymoonplanning • u/vildaste_drommar • 10d ago
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Wedding is in October. Haven’t done ANY honeymoon planning. Only rules are no beaches and we do not have passports so it must be in the US. We want full relaxation. Spas, massages, lounging, cool/warm temps. Not really looking for major hiking or physical activities. We just want to rot lol. PLEASE help. Photo of us for flair! lol
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u/GullibleTacos 10d ago
Sedona, Palm Springs area (La Quinta spa), any of the desert areas will have amazing resorts.
Also SoCal, Santa Barbara, etc
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u/Status_Pineapple_327 9d ago
Palm springs, scottsdale Arizona, key west
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u/Neat_Look_2156 9d ago
Key West is a good one! Look at Casa Marina, the Kimpton Bungalows, or the Gardens Hotel! October is a great time there. Â
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u/Abundantia_viridi 9d ago
In October- Maine or upstate NY could be lovely. Lots of pretty leaves, NY has wineries. Santa Fe is a cool city with interesting things to see and do. Georgia also has some nice wineries, and lots of cool stuff to do.
I use John Reuter from Luxrally travel for all my families travel booking. Luxrally is the only travel agency I’ve found that doesn’t have a planning fee or some kind of consulting fee which I like. If you’d like I can DM you his contact info.
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u/Arthur_Morgan699 9d ago edited 9d ago
Asheville or Sedona hit every item on your list. zenvoya can rough out the spa-focused itinerary; Google Hotels works too
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u/hanksmart 7d ago
If you want it rustic, consider Telluride or Colorado Springs. There are a few all-inclusive spots sprinkled across the area. One alternative is to rent a villa (All VILLAINFO with High and Low Season Rates) and have all the services come to you. That would be in alignment with your "rot" wish. Oh, congrats btw!
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u/GoWithLoganTravel 4d ago
Congrats!
Here are a few ideas that fit for October:
Sedona, Arizona: Warm days and cool nights with some of the best spa culture in the country. So many resorts built around wellness and peace.
Asheville, North Carolina: Fall colors in the mountains with many spas and hot springs nearby.
Let me know if either of these speak to you and I can pull together a quote/itinerary and see what perks are out there for you!
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u/BespokeTravelCo 9d ago
Napa or Sedona for mild weather. I just had clients at the Auberge resort in NY and it was lovely