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Still looking for the perfect Valentine’s gift? Skip the traditional chocolates and flowers and surprise your special someone with something truly unforgettable — a romantic escape to one of Texas’ handpicked retreats!
The Great Stays of Texas is offering you the chance to win a $500 gift certificate for a 2-night spring getaway. Whether your idea of romance is a cozy bed & breakfast, a charming inn, or a peaceful lodge, the choice of destination is up to you!
How to Enter
Entering is easy, and the reward is priceless:
- Simply fill out this entry form
- By entering, you’ll also subscribe to TLM’s newsletter, bringing you the coolest Low Down about everything in the Lone Star State — from hidden gems to insider travel tips.
- Want to increase your chances? Tag your Valentine (or a friend you’d love to bring) on our Instagram post for a bonus entry!
Imagine the Perfect Getaway
Imagine waking up to the gentle sounds of nature in a tranquil lodge – birds chirping, trees blowing in the wind. Imagine enjoying a quiet breakfast together on a sunlit porch overlooking beautiful greenery at a cozy bed & breakfast. Imagine taking leisurely strolls through scenic vineyards, or relaxing by the lake taking in the sunrise or sunset. Imagine unwinding in a hot tub with a glass of bubbly or ice-cold beer in hand. This giveaway isn’t just about a place to stay — it’s about creating lasting memories with your loved one in some of the most beautiful corners of Texas!
From the rolling hills of the Hill Country to the serene lakeside retreats to hidden cabins in the lush forest, there’s a perfect getaway that awaits!
Make this Valentine’s Day extra special and enter now for a chance to gift your loved one the ultimate spring getaway!
But don’t wait — this giveaway ends on Sunday, February 16, 2025. The lucky winner will be announced on Monday, February 17, 2025, via our Instagram story.
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Cover photo courtesy Great Stays of Texas
