This Valentine’s season, celebrations are going far beyond the classic candlelight dinner. Across India’s hotel and hospitality scene, couples and guests can choose from experience-led options that stretch from curated dining and rooftop soirées to short romantic escapes and fully immersive celebrations. Restaurants and hotels are crafting unique Valentine’s menus and themed evenings designed to …
From Dinner Tables to Rooftops and Getaways: New Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s

This Valentine’s season, celebrations are going far beyond the classic candlelight dinner. Across India’s hotel and hospitality scene, couples and guests can choose from experience-led options that stretch from curated dining and rooftop soirées to short romantic escapes and fully immersive celebrations.
Restaurants and hotels are crafting unique Valentine’s menus and themed evenings designed to help couples create deeper connections. Many properties are offering special multi-course meals, themed décor, live music and interactive experiences that turn dinner out into an event rather than just a meal.
Some venues — especially rooftops with city views or beachfront spots — are embracing elevated dining as part of the ambiance, with couples savouring curated cocktails and dishes while soaking in sunsets or skyline lights.
At the same time, there’s a strong trend toward romantic weekend getaways and short stays, with hotel bookings for Valentine’s weekends surging as couples choose to celebrate through shared travel experiences rather than one-night dinners. Industry data shows hotel reservations have jumped significantly year-on-year as travellers opt for leisure destinations and customised romantic breaks around the Valentine’s Day period.
Overall, Valentine’s Day celebrations in 2026 are less about fixed scripts and more about personalised, memorable experiences — whether that means rooftop views, indulgent dinners, special menus, or short holidays that allow couples to connect and unwind together.







