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Updated Apr 28, 202612 of the Most Romantic Getaways in North Dakota
From weeping prairie views and charming main streets, this state has something for everyone.
Photo: Coteau des Prairies Lodge
When it comes to getting away, reconnecting with your partner and finding things to do together, everyone has a different idea in mind. Thankfully, romantic getaways in North Dakota have everything you're looking for. So we've rounded up 12 places you can go depending on what you're looking for.
North Dakota is filled with natural beauty, exciting wildlife, beautiful skies and bustling towns—so whatever style of romantic getaway you want, you can get. Want a waterfront escape? There's a lakeside resort for that. What about a serene resort nestled amongst the plains? There's a rustic lodge for that. What about an enchanted castle? Yes, they've got that too. If you're not engaged yet, consider it a great opportunity to scout out places to propose in North Dakota. The hardest part is deciding where to go on your couple's vacation, so we're here to give you a little assistance.
Romantic Getaways In This Article:
- Romantic Weekend Getaways in North Dakota
- Romantic Hotels in North Dakota for Couples
- Romantic Cabins in North Dakota for Couples
- Unique Places to Stay in North Dakota for Couples
Romantic Weekend Getaways in North Dakota
A romantic weekend getaway is all about spending time with the person you love, right? Yes, but it's also about the vibe. No matter what kind of atmosphere you're looking for, whether downtown luxury or rustic charm, there are plenty to choose from—and we're here to help.
Woodland Resort, Devils Lake, North Dakota
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On the shores of Creel Bay sits Devils Lake's only full-service lakeside resort. Lodging options at Woodland Resort include two- and three-bedroom suites and one-, two- and three-bedroom cabins. Both are equipped with full bathrooms, a kitchen, internet and access to patios or decks. Rent fishing equipment or boats and pontoons to take out on the lake. Fishing guides are also available if you're a seasoned pro or want to try it out together.
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Things to do: Grahams Island State Park, Black Paws Brewing Company, Lake Region Arts Center, Lake Region Heritage Center, fishing, boating and Dockside Entertainment.
1012 Woodland Drive, Devils Lake, ND 58301
4.4 Star Rating | Read Reviews
ClubHouse Hotel & Suites, Fargo, North Dakota
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In the center of Fargo, aka the "Gateway to the West," is ClubHouse Hotel. They offer a complimentary deluxe breakfast, two complimentary drinks every Monday through Thursday afternoon and a firepit. Splurge for a suite complete with a wet bar, private patio and a whirlpool tub, depending on which suite you book. They also offer shuttle service and award-winning dining options.
Things to do: Fargo Air Museum, Red River Zoo, Fargodome, Red River Market, Dakota Fine Art and Golf Addiction Fargo.
4400 15th Avenue South, Fargo, ND 58103
4.5 Star Rating | Read Reviews
The Olive Ann Hotel, Grand Forks, North Dakota
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Timeless elegance meets modern comfort at this bank-turned-boutique hotel in downtown Grand Forks. Amenities at The Olive Ann Hotel include a state-of-the-art fitness center, complimentary shuttle service, valet parking and outdoor patios. Whether you opt for a premier room or a luxurious suite, you'll enjoy a walk-in shower, plush beds, a mini bar and room service. At Skies 322, their on-site restaurant, you'll enjoy seasonal dishes and a delicious weekend brunch.
Things to do: The Greenway, River Cinema, Brick & Barley, Half Brother's Brewing Co., Boathouse on the Red, Downtown Axe and Ralph Engelstad Arena.
14 N 4th Street, Grand Forks, ND 58201
4.3 Star Rating | Read Reviews
Romantic Hotels in North Dakota for Couples
There's something about escaping to a hotel that is utterly romantic. Pair that with exciting downtown activities and you've got yourself one romantic hotel getaway. Room service, comfy beds and food you didn't cook? Say less.
Rough Riders Hotel, Medora, North Dakota
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Luxury meets historic western charm at Rough Riders Hotel, named for the volunteer cavalry led by Theodore Roosevelt. It's rumored the former president himself even delivered a speech from one of the room's balconies. The rooms in the historic wing have the original structure but with modern amenities and period-looking furnishings. Theodore's Dining Room is located in the hotel and offers a delicious menu.
Things to do: The Medora Musical, Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Bully Pulpit Golf Course, Medora Gospel Brunch, Medora Riding Stables and Trail Rides and Cowboy Hall of Fame.
301 3rd Avenue, Medora, ND 58645
4.4 Star Rating | Read Reviews
Jasper Hotel, Fargo, North Dakota
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A Conde Nast Traveler's Choice Award Winner, this modern North Dakota hotel is right in the heart of Fargo. Every room at Jasper Hotel includes amenities such as blackout drapes, sauna access, Peloton, terry robes and a curated private bar. But the amenities don't stop there; if you want to bring your pet along, they'll receive a dog bed, bowl and treats. Events include live music at the Rosewild Lounge, patio parties and so much more.
Things to do: Fargo Theater, Hjemkomst Center, Plains Art Museum, Junkyard Brewing, Proof Artisan Distillers and Great Northern Bicycle Company.
215 Broadway N., Fargo, ND 58102
4.5 Star Rating | Read Reviews
Hotel Donaldson, Fargo, North Dakota
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After 100 years as a fraternal lodge and hotel, the revitalized Hotel Donaldson underwent a three-year renovation. Each of the 17 rooms is designed and curated around the work of a single local artist. Amenities at this luxury hotel in North Dakota include a steam room, rainfall shower heads, a rooftop terrace, down bedding and complimentary turndown service. Sip cocktails at Sky Prairie, the rooftop bar, or enjoy one at Blarney Stone, which features a double-sided fireplace. Optional add-ons include chocolate-covered strawberries, champagne, a floral arrangement, rose petals, and a wine and artisanal meat and cheese platter.
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Things to do: Bluestem Amphitheater, Fargo Street Fair, Cass County Historical Society, Rourke Art Gallery & Museum and Zandbroz.
101 N Broadway, Fargo, ND 58102
4.6 Star Rating | Read Reviews
Romantic Cabins in North Dakota for Couples
Let's face it, one of the best parts about North Dakota is the natural beauty. So why not take advantage by going on a romantic cabin getaway? Whether you want to glamp or enjoy the views with a glass of wine, North Dakota has it all.
Lone Butte Ranch, Grassy Butte, North Dakota
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Lone Butte Ranch, a working cattle ranch at the edge of the North Dakota Badlands, borders thousands of acres of rough terrain, making for a unique getaway experience. If you're lucky, you'll spot wildlife including deer, elk and bighorn sheep. You'll stay in a handcrafted log cabin with modern amenities such as a fridge, stove, gas flame heat, private hot tub and Wi-Fi. You can even bring your pup (or horse if you have one). There are miles of hiking and cattle trails around the cabins to explore.
Things to do: Maah Daah Trailhead, horseback riding, hiking and Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
12253 Lone Butte Road, Grassy Butte, ND 58634
5.0 Star Rating | Read Reviews
Spirit of the Badlands, Medora, North Dakota
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Experience the solitude of the Badlands in two beautifully furnished guest spaces at Spirit of the Badlands. The Edge is in the lower level of the main house and has a large kitchen, flagstone patio, three beds, and a stunning view due to its location at the head of the canyon. The Crossing is a totally independent cabin with a private driveway, giving it the name "Honeymoon Cabin." Spend time on-site playing cornhole, biking, hiking, stargazing and exploring nature at this North Dakota cabin rental.
Things to do: Black Butte, archery, horseback riding, Custer Trail and Gospel Brunch.
3606 West River Road, Medora, ND 58645
4.5 Star Rating | Read Reviews
Coteau des Prairies Lodge, Havana, North Dakota
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Coteau des Prairies Lodge is a one-of-a-kind, rustic lodge made of North Dakota pine, perched on the northernmost ridge of the Coteau des Prairies and is surrounded by sweeping prairie farms and fields. Enjoy homemade meals by in-house chefs and a free continental breakfast daily. Enjoy hands-on farming activities, wildlife tours, trap shooting and hiking.
Things to do: Fishing, hunting, bird watching, quilting, South Dakota Glacial Lakes, Sica Hollow State Park and Tewaukon National Wildlife Refuge.
9953 141st Avenue SE, Havana, ND 58043
4.9 Star Rating | Read Reviews
Unique Places to Stay in North Dakota for Couples
If you're on the hunt for a romantic getaway that's a little off the beaten path, there are plenty to choose from in North Dakota. Whether you want to surround yourself with nature or glamour, you have options.
Lady on the Lake, Hankinson, North Dakota
This charming bed-and-breakfast was once Colonel Hankinson's 19th-century mansion. Lady on the Lake now consists of four luxury guest rooms with stunning views of Lake Elsie, three of which have private jetted Jacuzzis. Each morning, guests are served a delicious, homemade breakfast. Lady on the Lake features 463 feet of private shoreline, offering a range of activities including kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing and more. There's also a shoreline patio with a fireplace.
Things to do: Sheyenne National Grasslands, Hankinson Hills Trail, wine tasting, gambling, hiking and mountain biking.
16604 94th Street SE, Hankinson, ND 58041
4.9 Star Rating | Read Reviews
Enchanted Castle, Regent, North Dakota
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Ever wanted to stay in a castle? You can, kind of, when you check into this unique and charming property. When you drive up to the Enchanted Castle, you'll be greeted by a drawbridge to really make it feel authentic. It also features an on-site bar, steakhouse and gym. The honeymoon suite is perfect for couples, complete with a hot tub, dual head shower and robes.
Things to do: Enchanted Highway, Hettinger County Historical Society Museum and Larson Lake.
607 Main Street, Regent, ND 58650
4.5 Star Rating | Read Reviews
Conestoga Wagon, Medora, North Dakota
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At this Medora campground, you can stay in a Conestoga-style wagon that was used extensively from 1820 to 1840. While it used to haul up to 5.5 tons and used to transport people and materials, it now serves as a great accommodation for a unique North Dakota romantic getaway. Nestled along the Little Missouri River, you have all the modern amenities you need from a king bed, AC, heat and electrical outlets. The campground has a laundry, showers, bathrooms and a general store.
Things to do: Point to Point Park, Chimney Park Picnic Area, Little Bully Pulpit Mini Golf and Footsteps into Medora's Past.
3370 Pool Drive, Medora, ND 58645
3.2 Star Rating | Read Reviews
