6 Romantic Airbnbs in New York, Ideal for a Getaway Any Time of Year

Whether for Valentine's Day or just because it's the ideal time to get away from it all, a romantic getaway is the perfect opportunity for a couple to refresh and enjoy far away from everyday life. New York is a top spot for hospitality, of course, and there are plenty of amazing hotels and inns around the state.

However, for couples who prefer a getaway all to themselves, the most romantic Airbnbs in New York are waiting. These vacation rentals can be found only a short drive from the city, or in beautiful and remote small towns in Central and Upstate New York. There are too many great escapes hiding around the Empire State to explore them all, so we've picked six of our favorites, each boasting beautiful nature, fun activities, and cozy and romantic spaces inside and out.

1. The Pond House (Woodstock)

A historic house that once belonged to painter Reginald Marsh, this charming vacation home sleeps five guests and is surrounded by natural beauty, making it an ideal spot for a two-couple getaway. Flanked by a beautiful pond and towering trees, it's located in the historic town of Woodstock, home to some of New York's best farm-to-table restaurants. If you're here during the colder months, it's easy driving distance to nearby ski resorts.

2. Hudson River Cottage (Hyde Park)

A laid-back modern property overlooking the Hudson Valley, this relaxing vacation home sleeps two and is an ideal vacation spot if you want to explore historic Hyde Park. The views of the Hudson River are unparalleled, thanks to a back porch with viewing chairs. The one-bedroom cottage is cozy, but full of light and packed with all the modern amenities, including Wi-Fi, you've come to expect from Airbnb.

3. Adirondack Luxury Villa (Remsen)

The most remote Airbnb on our list, this luxury Adirondack cottage sits in the tiny Central New York town of Remsen. It's ideal for couples who want to truly get away from it all and take in the natural beauty of the mountains. The cottage sleeps four, so it's ideal for a duo of adventurer couples or just a couple who wants a little extra space. The private beach and surrounding trails are ideal for outdoorsy types, but the biggest draw may be the outdoor hot tub.

4. La Villa Catskills (Tannersville)

Located in a charming old-school mansion, the guest suite known as La Villa Catskills promises a taste of luxury in a beautiful area of New York. Located on a two-acre property filled with natural beauty and close to ski resorts, the Airbnb is ideal for couples who want to spend a lot of time outdoors. The outdoor fire pit is an amazing place for a romantic dinner.

5. Heaven on Earth (Catskill)

Located about an hour north of the city, Heaven on Earth is a beautiful vacation home with stunning views of the Hudson River. Arguably the most romantic spot on our list, the one-bedroom, one-bath Airbnb sleeps up to two people. The gazebo is an enchanting spot for a waterfront dinner, and the home has kayaks, paddleboats, and fishing gear if your ideal getaway involves a lot of time outdoors. The house even offers private chef services for an additional fee.

6. The CubHouse (Bearsville)

Located in a cottage built in 1909, The CubHouse is one of the most whimsical Airbnbs in New York. Combining historic charm with modern comfort, it features such amenities as a wood-burning fireplace and a propane grill and is located in a convenient area for exploring the surrounding mountains and rivers. From May to October, a screenhouse makes an amazing spot for a dinner under the stars.

Have you stayed at any of these romantic Airbnbs in New York? If not, it's always the perfect time for a couple's getaway, so tell that special someone about this list and see which one speaks to you! If you can't book a vacation right now and still want a little taste of luxury and romance, we highly recommend a visit to Le Coucou. This incredible French restaurant is like a taste of Paris in the city that never sleeps.

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