There’s nothing more romantic than jetting off to an international destination for Valentine’s Day. Luxury resorts pull out all the stops to create romantic experiences that will linger in memory long after you leave. Looking for a way to impress your Valentine? Check out these options:
Mezcal Tasting with Designer Chocolates in Your Private Plunge Pool at Viceroy Zihuatanejo
At this paradise on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, the infinity-edge plunge pool in the luxurious suites creates the ambiance for a stylish amenity for couples seeking the ultimate sensual experience: ‘Romantic Immersion with Mezcal and Designer Chocolates.’ Immersed in their plunge pool, surrounded by flickering candles, with romantic music playing, couples enjoy mouthwatering chocolates from famous Mexico City chocolatier QueBo and a self-guided tasting of top brands of Mexico’s trendy and distinctive mezcal.
Aphrodisiac Shower Experience Outdoors at Viceroy Riviera Maya
All 41 luxurious villas feature a lushly landscaped, private outdoor shower, which becomes the ultimate romantic setting: your butler sets the scene with a ring of candles, a walkway strewn with rose petals, a choice of aphrodisiac soaps, glove loofahs, aromatherapy diffusers strategically positioned in your villa, aphrodisiac massage oil in a choice of scents, aphrodisiac truffles and seductive Watermelon Martinis to set the evocative scene for this signature romantic experience.
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Dream of Love & Romance in Peru at Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel
In the shadow of Machu Picchu, share a magical Andean experience that includes a romantic massage at Aqlla Spa and a private, 7-course tasting menu on a spectacular outdoor terrace. Add welcome champagne and cheese plate, aromatic candles and rose petals, and the stage is set. Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel is spectacularly located on the banks of the Vilcanota River in Aguas Calientes at the foot of Peru’s premier tourism attraction.
Celebrity Chef Enrique Olvera Creates a Valentine’s Day Menu in San Miguel de Allende
At Hotel Matilda, located in the center of the crown jewel of colonial Mexico, the country’s premier chef has created a special menu that puts his creative spin on favorite dishes from different Mexican states. It will be served with Taittinger champagne Feb. 13 and 14in the hotel’s cutting-edge Moxi restaurant, where the glitterati of Mexico City gather to see and be seen amidst dramatic contemporary Latin American art.