The Southern charm, welcoming streets, sweet peaches, and lush meadows of the largest state east of Mississippi are the perfect atmosphere for romance seekers. That is why the old song lyric “comes as sweet and clear as moonlight through the pines,” perfectly describes Georgia as a place where you can satisfy your whims. Whether you are looking for a quiet retreat or a lavish vacation, The Peach State has a wide range of opportunities to offer. As you look for destinations to complete your idea of a perfect escape, let our guide to the best romantic weekend getaways in Georgia, USA, show you the way.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on October 27, 2025.
1. Young Harris (from USD 160)
For a small town with a population of about 1,700 residents, Young Harris has plenty of recreational facilities for lovers on a weekend spree. One option is to book a room at Blue Ridge mountain spa resort for a day of pampering and horseback riding. Another choice is to spend time with a few llamas and alpacas on a working farm in the valley. The college campus in the heart of town bearing the same name is a popular destination as well. Sign up for a Friday night show in their planetarium and make a wish upon a star. If you want to experience a romantic adventure at Young Harris, go on a 2-hour car trip along a 107-mile road (172 kilometers).
Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa
Address: 6321 US Highway 76
231.56 km (143.9 mi) from Amerson River Park
2. Braselton (from USD 665)
Delicious and varied dining experiences, including breakfast and spa day options.
Reasonable pricing for a luxurious experience with additional fees for activities.
Beautiful location near Atlanta with wineries, restaurants, and spa nearby.
Numerous on-site restaurants, spa services, winery, and shuttle service. Wide range of activities including pool, biking, and games.
Braselton is located 43 miles (69 kilometers) northeast of the state capital. Braselton is a quaint town named after a poor farmer who married rich and established an estate of 100 acres (40 hectares). You can walk to town and visit the 100-year old Braselton Brother store, then check out the farmer’s market for fresh produce. Cooking and staying in your romantic getaway for the weekend is something you can pull off without being disturbed. Braselton also has a local winery and resort, motorsports attractions, and a trail park if you feel like exploring local destinations.
Chateau Elan Winery
Address: 100 Rue Charlemagne
137.35 km (85.4 mi) from Amerson River Park
3. Clarkesville (from USD 251)
Outstanding dining experiences with delicious complimentary breakfast, superb restaurant, and cozy porch for sipping coffee.
Reasonable pricing for a historic inn in a serene setting.
Secluded, picturesque location near hiking trails and waterfalls in the mountains of Georgia.
Charming period accommodation with beautiful gardens, saltwater pool, and a TV room.
A mountain resort in Clarkesville could be the perfect setting for a romantic weekend. If you prefer to explore the town, Clarksville has collectibles and antique shops, museums, and a historic tour you can sign up for to spend a few hours learning more about General John C. Clark, the governor of Georgia from 1819 to 1823. Lake Burton offers fishing and boating expeditions so you can include that in the itinerary. If you are serious about fly-fishing, then check out what Soque River has to offer. Clarksville is 84 miles (135 kilometers) away from Atlanta.
Glen-Ella Springs Hotel & Restaurant
Address: 1789 Bear Gap Road
206.29 km (128.2 mi) from Amerson River Park
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4. Augusta (from USD 158)
Delicious breakfast and restaurant meals, though some pricing concerns and occasional service issues.
Reasonable pricing with inclusive breakfast option available.
Convenient location in a pleasant and clean neighborhood, with easy access to attractions and historic district.
Historic building with character, open bar and restaurant, spacious rooms, and a rooftop bar.
Did you know that Augusta is named after the mother of King George III of England? Atlanta is 146 miles (234 kilometers) away, so you need to drive for 2 hours to reach Augusta which is located on the borders of Georgia and South Carolina. Augusta Riverwalk on Savannah River is one of the city’s most romantic places. If you are hankering for a unique souvenir, look for Vintage Ooollee and its collection of accessories and clothing from the 19th century to the 21st century. For a night of fun, go for a dance at The Soul Bar and experience Augusta’s particular brand of Southern charm.
The Partridge Inn Augusta, Curio Collection by Hilton
Address: 2110 Walton Way
167.19 km (103.9 mi) from Amerson River Park
5. Atlanta (from USD 318)
Superb gourmet breakfast cooked by the owners, with impeccable service and thoughtful touches.
Reasonable pricing for a historic B&B in a prime location.
Prime location with seclusion, close to attractions and dining options.
Modern amenities in a beautifully restored historic home, including spa tubs and gourmet breakfast.
An excursion to Centennial Olympic Park and World of Coca-Cola should be included in your Atlanta itinerary. For something more intimate, go boating on Lake Lanier, have a picnic at Piedmont Park, or see a show at Fox Theatre. The next day, you can go hiking at East Palisades Trail, then relax before a lovely dinner at Nikola’s Roof restaurant within Hilton Atlanta premises. Atlanta will never disappoint couples who are looking forward to having a great weekend. You can take a regional airline from Savannah to Atlanta and reach your destination in an hour.
Stonehurst Place Bed & Breakfast
Address: 923 Piedmont Avenue Northeast
121.18 km (75.3 mi) from Amerson River Park
6. Lookout Mountain (from USD 222)
Enchanted Garden of Lights illuminates the entire Lookout Mountain during the holidays, but why wait for Christmas when you can go there now? At the very top of the bluff, you will find Rock City–a unique attraction with verdant gardens and rock formations at 1700 feet (518 meters) above sea level. The panoramic views from this elevated natural platform is breathtaking. Lookout Mountain is a storied ridge where the “Last Battle of the Cherokees” during the Nickajack Expedition took place. Now, the site is all about the sweeping views of the plains below as well as the seven states stretching to the horizon. From Atlanta, you will need to spend at least 2 hours on the road for a 122-mile drive (196 kilometers) going to Lookout Mountain.
Chanticleer Inn Bed & Breakfast
Address: 1300 Mockingbird Lane
281.19 km (174.8 mi) from Amerson River Park
7. Savannah (from USD 179)
Savannah is a place where graceful buildings, grand oaks covered in moss, and 20 blocks of cobblestone streets are just a common sight. You can walk around Forsyth Park, then look for that iconic spot in Chippewa Square where Forrest Gump waited for the bus. You can also check out the haunted Moon River Brewing Company for a hair-raising experience. From Atlanta, you need to go on a 4-hour trip to Savannah which is 248 miles (399 kilometers) away. No matter which places you visit, Savannah will surprise you with its romance, beauty, and novelty.
Mansion on Forsyth Park
Address: 700 Drayton Sreet
256.47 km (159.4 mi) from Amerson River Park
8. Sea Island
Sea Island is one of the four barrier islands known as Golden Isles of Georgia on the Atlantic Coast. Sea Island is proud to be the only resort in the world to be awarded Forbes Five Stars for twelve consecutive years. In order to hold such an extraordinary distinction for many years, a resort must offer privacy, luxury, and a myriad of experiences. Sea Island is a destination for lovers and families who want to refresh and relax with executive privileges. To experience its unique brand of customer service, you need to allot a 1 hour and 30 minutes time on the road for a 60-mile drive (97 kilometers).
The Cloister
Address: 100 Cloister Drive
287.54 km (178.7 mi) from Amerson River Park
Be surrounded by Georgia's southern charm
Known for being USA’s top producer of peanuts and pecans, this state is also abundant with natural parks, farmlands, and historic sites. With its unparalleled charm, you won’t be able to get Georgia out of your mind. Now that you already have an idea of where to stay, it is time to plan your trip to the Southeastern region of the United States.
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