10 European hotel honeymoon destinations
‘Particularly enjoyed’, the Schlachter-Ebert family’s modern chalet-style hotel has a ‘spectacular setting’ amid fields"
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Berghotel Schlossanger Alp
Pfronten
‘Particularly enjoyed’, the Schlachter-Ebert family’s modern chalet-style hotel has a ‘spectacular setting’ amid fields, facing ‘a panorama of peaks’, on the edge of a ski and summer resort in the Allgäu Alps.
Hotel Belvedere
Grindelwald
In the beautiful Jungfrau region of the Bernese Oberland, this classic hotel was built by the Hauser family in 1904. Silvia and Urs Hauser are now the ‘hands-on’ proprietors.
Le Pavillon de la Reine
Paris
‘Romantically set’ in the Marais, on one of Paris’s loveliest squares, this handsome 17th-century building, with creeper-draped facade and pretty front courtyard, is an elegant hotel.
Hotel Locarno
Rome
In a quietish street near the Piazza del Popolo, this Art Deco hotel opened in 1925 and later increased its size by extending into an adjacent building.
Romantik Hotel U raka
Prague
In an artists’ colony up a hill near the castle (a ‘charming spot’), this stylish little guest house (‘At the Sign of the Crayfish’) is a tasteful recreation of two wooden 18th-century farm buildings, in cobbled courtyards, on this site.
Hotel Monna Lisa
Florence
In the city centre, this Renaissance palace is now a ‘beautiful and gracious’ hotel with ‘stunning’ lounges filled with antiques and art treasures, and neo-classical drawings and sculpture by Giovanni Duprè, an ancestor of the present owners.
Between Orléans and Le Mans, outside a village 18 km north of Vendôme, is this handsome, ivy-covered 19th-century former hunting lodge of Duc de La Rochefoucauld, now owne"
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Le Manoir de la Foret
La Ville-aux-clercs
Between Orléans and Le Mans, outside a village 18 km north of Vendôme, is this handsome, ivy-covered 19th-century former hunting lodge of Duc de La Rochefoucauld, now owned by Maryse and Guy Redon.
Le Cagnard
Haut-de-cagnes
This unusual hotel is a clever conversion of medieval houses on the side of a cliff, by the ramparts of this fashionable hill village, inland from Nice.
Bruges
By the Groeninge museum, 50m from Market Square, Alana Boonen’s luxurious little B&B hotel is a 15th-century mansion on one of Bruges’s main canals.
Berns Hotel
Stockholm
A large building by Berzelii Park has, since 1863, contained restaurants, bars and a theatre. Part of it is now this ‘discreet and exclusive’ boutique hotel.
There’s a romance about Europe that’s simply inescapable. Picture yourself sipping coffee with a view of the Champs Elysees, holding hands with your new partner across the table in the spring sunshine, or wandering past the Duomo in Florence. Alternatively, maybe you’re more inclined to spend your trip spa-ing in the mountains of Switzerland, breathing in the mountain air scented with pine or bathing in the golden sunlight of the South of France. Whatever your dream destination, here’s where to stay with 10 of our top recommendations for European hotel honeymoon destinations…