Romantic Valentine's Day Lodges in Northern Wisconsin

As the season of romance and love creeps up, plans for a romantic getaway might be your next highlight of the year. Valentine's Day is a perfect excuse to take an excursion into the quaint and scenic parts of the state, and Northern Wisconsin offers some majestic views with its rolling hills, pine forests, snowy cliffs, and scenic lake drives. Despite the cold weather, most of the hotels, inns, and bed and breakfasts offer cozy fireplaces and luxurious rooms with scenic views of the area. Make your plans up north for your romantic escape this year; or, save the opportunity for an anniversary or honeymoon.

Door County is famous for its charming, old-town charm and rich cultural history as the state's waterfront village. Lodges and inns are a common find throughout this miniature town, and you'll find everything from antique shops, local artisans, and fishing outposts in the area. Even further north is Lake Superior, a popular destination during the summertime, and a tranquil spot for peace and quiet during winter. 21 islands along the lakeshore come together as the Apostle Islands, an area ripe for exploration and adventure. Here's where you can book your stay:

Chanticleer Guest House is found on 70 acres of farmland, and is actually a farmhouse that's been converted into modern suites. Tucked away in the orchards of Door County in Sturgeon Bay, the house serves a lavish breakfast for all guests, and the spacious suites offer a balance of Victorian elegance and a classic Wisconsin lodge. High ceilings, themed rooms, and inviting fireplaces make this a prime spot for comfort and relaxation. The loft suite on the third floor has its own private double whirlpool tub. Call (920) 746-0334 for more information.