How to Book a Romantic Honeymoon Room

How to book a romantic room - Make sure your hotel room is as romantic as it should be with these helpful tips.

Picking your room is an essential part of planning a honeymoon. Make sure you consider the resort rooms when picking where you stay. Our search engine allows you to search by in-room amenities to narrow your search by things that are essential to your stay. Plan for the most romantic hotel room. You will be spending a lot of time in your room, so the nicer it is, the more fun you'll have relaxing in it.

Let the resort know that you are on your honeymoon! This key point is essential. It can get you all sorts of extra perks and attention. If you have someone else book your reservation, make sure they point this out. Even if you don't book the honeymoon suite, you might be able to get an upgrade if you let them know ahead of time. Call a week before you arrive to check on your room and remind them that you are on your honeymoon. Also, remind them when you get there, if they don't mention it. We can't reiterate this point enough!

Pick Your Room ~ What in-room amenities do you want? Want to lounge in a robe and slippers? Dying for a heavenly bed with a down comforter? Hotel rooms can vary a lot when it comes to amenities and quality. An expensize room doesn't mean it is the best quality. You could still end up with those hard beds and stiff comforters. If you want a queen or king size bed, make sure you emphasize this point to the hotel and verify this several days before arrival. We've heard too many stories of couples getting two small beds instead of what they requested. Some amenities to consider having are:

• King size bed
• Whirlpool bath
• DVD player
• CD player
• Minibar
• Safe ~ essential!
• Air Conditioning
• Bathrobes
• Plunge pool

Romantic Bath ~ If you're dreaming of a romantic bath for two on your honeymoon, pick a resort that has oversize tubs or a whirlpool bath. Make sure you let your booking agent know that this is an important feature, in case last minute changes are made.

Room Location ~ Many couples forget about this key point and just go cheap. The room location can make a huge difference on your experience. Imagine opening your balcony door to the beautiful waves crashing the white sand beach. Ahhh! Now imagine opening a window looking over the kids pool at the resort! Usually hotels will try to put newlyweds far away from children or loud activities. This might mean walking a little distance if the property is large, but well worth it if you like quiet and alone time. For safety tips, choose a room on the 2nd floor or higher to avoid thieves who like easy access escapes, but not higher than the 6th floor, if possible, since a lot of fire ladders can't reach floors higher than 6.

Flowers ~ Find out if they do anything special for honeymoons, like adding flowers or Champagne. Flowers make a great addition to the romantic mood of your room. If they don't come with it, you can preorder flowers to be sent to your room. Make sure you speak to your resort to know if they will receive delivered flowers. Some hotels only use certain companies or won't receive it at all. Check out a company like Flora2000 who delivers internationally for reasonable rates.

Spice It Up ~ Bring candles or incense, especially that have aphrodisiac scents, to create a romantic mood. Also, this is a great idea in case your room smells bad. You can also bring silk scarves to place over the lamps in the room for a touch of romance. Make sure this is fire safe and don't leave the room with the scaves up.

Personalize It ~ This is your honeymoon! Adding a "Just Married" door hanger or Mr. & Mrs. pillow cases can be a fun addition that you will enjoy. This will also let others around you know that you are newlyweds.