Four Ways to Have a Cozy Couples’ Getaway in Wyoming

Winter is a season of romance, when we dream of long nights spent in front of crackling fireplaces. The chilly weather offers plenty of opportunities to curl up and spend quality time together. If you’re seeking a relaxing couples’ vacation, you can craft an escape to remember in Wyoming. Unwind with wellness retreats, embark on outdoor adventures and kick back at luxury hideaways that offer the serene settings for quiet moments together. Our breathtaking snow-covered landscape is made for couples’ winter getaways to cozy cabins, charming towns, rugged ranches and bed and breakfasts.

You can take unforgettable winter road trips to see the best of the Cowboy State. Visit unique and historic bars where you can grab cocktails for two. And find one-of-a-kind winter lodging to suit any vacation style.

Ready to plan your enchanting trip to our winter wonderland? Here are some of our favorite getaway ideas for couples.

couple taking a photo in front of antler arch in Jackson town square.

Cuddle Up in a Cabin

Nestled amidst postcard-perfect winter scenery in Wilson, Fireside Resort offers a warm haven near Jackson Hole. Breathe in crisp mountain air while admiring the majestic Teton Range and embrace the luxury of cabins that are just steps away from adventure or relaxation. Inside, you’ll find the ultimate in comfort, with rooms designed for kindling romance. Snuggle by a rustic fireplace and leave behind the stresses and worries of everyday life. Outside, you’ll be just a few miles from awe-inspiring adventures in Grand Teton or Yellowstone National Park. Plus, you’re near some of Jackson Hole’s best restaurants, so you can celebrate your time together with a memorable meal. Make sure to book a reservation, as many restaurants fill up quickly. Looking for dinner with a spectacular view? The new Aurora restaurant at the summit of Snow King Mountain offers a superb dining experience. 

At Brooks Lake Lodge in Dubois, you can stay in one of eight private log cabins, each of them warmed by a wood-burning stove and featuring stunning mountain, forest and lake views. This is a favorite destination for all-inclusive getaways and honeymoons, and its proximity to Yellowstone and Jackson Hole make it the ideal home base for exploring the outdoors while you’re here. Your cabin will be just steps away from their Rocky Mountain Spa, along with a dry sauna, hot tub and peaceful tranquility room.

Man overlooking Brooks Lake Lodge in winter with mountain range in the background

Want to add rejuvenating hot springs to your cabin retreat? Saratoga Hot Springs Resort has everything you need for a private escape, with three standalone houses available. Book their Loft House, River House, or CCC House for the ultimate in comfort and privacy. Each of these residences offers all the comforts of home a short stroll from their 70-foot mineral hot springs pool, teepee-covered hot pools, and Healing Waters Spa.

Experience the frozen beauty of Fremont Lake from the comfort of your own luxury log cabin at Lakeside Lodge Resort & Marina in Pinedale. Far from roughing it, each cabin offers satellite TV, a fireplace for warmth on cool evenings, and other great amenities Enjoy easy access to winter adventures along with great food and beverages at Lakeside Restaurant & Bar. 

These are just a few of many cabin options in Wyoming — and there are even many within Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park, so that you can find the perfect spot for your winter vacation vibe.

 

Historic Wyoming Charm

Not all romantic escapes need to be into the wilderness. Historic charm and boutique elegance are available in the heart of Cody at the Chamberlin Inn. This longtime favorite of Cody visitors blends architectural preservation and modern amenities, offering guests a unique experience steeped in local legend. 

Located just steps away from the best of Cody, the Chamberlin Inn has hosted discerning travelers for over 100 years. In fact, legendary American author and outdoorsman Ernest Hemingway’s signature can still be found in one of the inn’s original guest registers. Hemingway stayed at the Chamberlin in 1932 and used his time in Cody to complete his manuscript for “Death in the Afternoon,” while also taking advantage of the world-class fishing in nearby Clark’s Fork River. To relive the romance of the 1930s, book a stay in the Hemingway King Suite, which offers a courtyard view, clawfoot tub and a vintage Royal typewriter to remind you of its most famous guest. Beyond the Hemingway connection, the Chamberlin provides a relaxing atmosphere with beautifully restored architecture, a tranquil courtyard and a welcoming cocktail lounge — perfect for a leisurely getaway.

In Sheridan, you can stay in the Historic Sheridan Inn, which has been welcoming visitors to Wyoming since 1892. Once home to Sheridan’s first electric lights, it continues to glow with timeless charm and authentic history. In fact, the inn is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Take in views of the Big Horn Mountains from the same spots where cowboy legend Buffalo Bill once relaxed, and bask in amenities like clawfoot tubs and spacious suites. While in Sheridan, enjoy a meal to remember at Le Rêve, a new destination for dining that was recently recognized as a James Beard Foundation Award Semifinalist—ranking among the top 30 new restaurants in the US.

Le Reve Restaurant and Raw Bar Sheridan

Located just west of Laramie in Centennial, at the eastern entrance of the Snowy Range Mountains, the Mountain View Historic Hotel lives up to its name. Originally built in 1906, couples have been escaping to this scenic destination for generations. The Laramie area offers a wide variety of outdoor activities to enjoy together, including snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Inside, you’ll find roomy suites with everything you need for a romantic experience together. 

Wyoming is steeped in history and many of our hotels display fascinating connections to the American West. Explore more of our historic hotels and start planning a couples’ trip touched by timeless charm.

Rustic Yurts & Ranches Made for Romance

Wander the winter wonderland of Sinks Canyon State Park for an unforgettable experience you’ll be talking about for years to come. The colder season offers a quiet getaway in four yurts that are available to book for a private nature experience. These unique, round structures blend the charm of a cabin with the adventurous spirit of a tent. Thick canvas wraps a sturdy wooden frame, creating a warm and intimate retreat, perfect for a getaway. Enjoy a unique experience together, surrounded by the rugged beauty of Sinks Canyon, home to gorgeous views and fabulous winter hiking and fat biking.

Stargazing at a Yurt in Sinks Canyon

If you want to explore the authentic spirit of the American West, consider a Wyoming ranch. More than just a vacation, these immersive accommodations transport you to a world of wide-open spaces, breathtaking landscapes and amazing adventures. Breathe in the fresh mountain air and create memories that will last a lifetime. Many of our ranches offer a blend of Old West tradition and modern luxury experiences to provide you with a superb setting for pampering. 

At the award-winning Brush Creek Ranch in Saratoga, you can indulge in a rejuvenating Wyoming River Stone Massage at the Trailhead Spa, where heated basalt stones and organic oils melt away tension and rebalance body and mind. Enjoy all-inclusive alcohol and cuisine, including fresh ingredients straight from The Farm at Brush Creek. Looking for more winter activities in Southeast Wyoming? Explore this itinerary for Laramie, Saratoga and Casper experiences

 

Bed & Breakfasts Abound

The best part about bed and breakfast stays? With the most important meal of the day taken care of, you have time to focus on relaxation. Bed and breakfasts also let you meet local hosts who can provide insider tips and hidden gems in addition to welcoming Wyoming hospitality. 

The Nagel Warren Mansion is one bed and breakfast where romance is always on the menu. When you enter this “Duchess of Cheyenne,” you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time to the Victorian era. The adults-only retreat offers old-world service and world-class cuisine. Spacious accommodations are named after famous former guests and feature gorgeous decor and everything you need for a delightfully pampered stay. Breakfast is served up by Jas Barbe, an award-winning chef who delights guests with creative farm-to-table flavors inspired by European cuisine.

Jackson Hole Hideout is one of the most popular bed and breakfasts for winter getaways in Wyoming. Fully renovated in 2016, this impressive lodge-style B&B offers the ideal combination of incredible location, remarkable service and delightful food. Breakfast is locally sourced and changes frequently, offering a taste of the best produce in the region. It all goes great with Local Cowboy Coffee, served hot and fresh by 7:30 each morning to fuel up for outdoor adventures or a mellow day indoors. 

At the Mad Carpenter Inn in Laramie, the warm and welcoming Dollhouse is a private cottage with an indulgent breakfast included. A handcrafted wooden ceiling and staircase set the tone for old-fashioned elegance and a large jet tub offers the chance to melt your stresses away. You’ll also have access to the Mad Carpenter Game Room, so you can add some fun competition to your couple’s escape. 

Explore all of our bed & breakfasts to start planning a vacation complete with a hearty breakfast and top-of-the-line service.

 

Plan Your Winter Couples’ Escape

Start planning your winter escape in wonderful Wyoming. Get started by reading a bit more about what to expect in Wyoming in the winter. Then go ahead and book a romantic getaway to remember in the Cowboy State. Your adventure awaits.

Snowy Range Ski Resort Couple Skiing