Great choice — the Texas Hill Country is full of romantic spots. Below are top honeymoon picks (different styles: luxury resort, wellness, boutique B&B, ranch/cottages, glamping), one-line why each is lovely for newlyweds, a practical highlight, and a source so you can look up packages/rooms.

Top honeymoon stays in the Texas Hill Country

• Camp Lucy — Dripping Springs

  • Why: Secluded ranch property with individually styled cottages, on‑site vineyard, activities (archery, alpacas, cooking), and a resort restaurant — very private and storybook‑cute. Book a standalone cottage or a “Treetop” room for extra romance. (travelandleisure.com)

• Miraval Austin (wellness resort) — near Austin

  • Why: Luxury wellness‑first resort with inclusive packages, daily classes, large spa and couples experiences — perfect if you want a restorative, unplugged honeymoon. Complimentary shuttles from Austin and lots of spa/couples programming. (miravalresorts.com)

• Horseshoe Bay Resort — Lake LBJ / Hill Country

  • Why: Lakeside resort with full spa, multiple pools, lake activities and romance packages (in‑room champagne, breakfast, late checkout) — great if you want resort amenities + lake time. (hsbresort.com)

• Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort & Spa — San Antonio (Hill Country)

  • Why: Big resort on a historic ranch with Windflower Spa, golf and new villas/lagoon additions — good for couples who want a resort playground (spa + activities + pools). (americanspa.com)

• The Albert Hotel / Fredericksburg (luxury boutique)

  • Why: New luxury boutique in Fredericksburg’s wine country with on‑site dining and spa — excellent base for winery touring and romantic dinners. (Opened 2025.) (visitfredericksburgtx.com)

• Inn on Barons Creek / Barons CreekSide — Fredericksburg (creekside cabins & suites)

  • Why: Creekside suites, some with private hot tubs and nearby Main Street access — ideal for classic Hill Country romance, wine tastings, and easy strolls to dinner. (innonbaronscreek.com)

• Sage Hill Inn & Spa — Blanco / near Austin

  • Why: Small inn with full‑service spa, evening dinners included and sweeping Hill Country views — a quieter, spa‑focused B&B experience. (explore.us)

• Cedar Break at Howard Ranch / The Wayback & boutique cottages — Dripping Springs / Driftwood

  • Why: Newer glamping/row‑home cabins and small boutique inns in the Dripping Springs/Driftwood area — great if you want rustic charm with modern comforts (porch, private firepit). (cedarbreakathowardranch.com)

Quick tips for planning

• Best seasons: spring (late March–mid April) for bluebonnets/wildflowers and cooler temps; fall (Sept–Nov) for mild weather and smaller crowds. Peak wildflower timing varies year to year. (enchantingtexas.com)
• Book the spa/couples massage and any winery tours well in advance (weekends fill fast in Fredericksburg and Dripping Springs). Many resorts offer romance or honeymoon packages (see Horseshoe Bay, Miraval). (hsbresort.com)
• Pick the vibe you want: secluded cottage + private hot tub (Camp Lucy, Barons CreekSide), wellness and quiet (Miraval, Sage Hill), or full‑service resort with activities (Horseshoe Bay, Hyatt Regency).
• Logistics: most Hill Country stays are a 30–60 minute drive from Austin or San Antonio — renting a car gives the most freedom for vineyard hopping and scenic drives.

If you’d like, I can:

• Narrow these choices to a town (Fredericksburg vs. Dripping Springs vs. Marble Falls), or
• Show honeymoon packages and typical rates for 2–3 properties for specific dates.

Which of those options sounds closest to what you want? (If you prefer, tell me your travel dates, budget, and vibe and I’ll pull package/room options.)