Romantic Places to Stay in Dallas/Fort Worth Area or Within an Hour or 2 Drive

I don't know your budget....

Hotel ZaZa downtown is really nice and has a spa
Crescent Hotel Downtown, good spa
The W
Alolphus, DIning there is awesome...very $$$ and jacket required
Gaylord Hotel in Grapevine

The above hotels are very nice, some quite pricey but they have couples packages as well.

Start having date night EVERY WEEK. We made a vow to never miss date night unless someone was sick. You don't have to spend a ton of $$ on date night. You might just want to enjoy a long walk with no kiddos.

Best wishes!!

They must have some B&B's in Granbury. That's a sweet little town! I wish you the best. It's so hard with young kids at home, but keep working at it! Date night is important. It doesn't have to be expensive...just hang out together once a month. I really wish you the best.

Sorry I'm so rushed here, but I remember looking at a few B&B's in Ft. Worth that looked great and have weddings there too. My husband and I went to one in Waxahatchie that was nice. They have a lot of them down there. Quaint town.

Course, they have couples retreats around the country that could be worth it. Also though it sounds like he may be one of those that always wanted an open relationship and you shot him down and now he yearns for that. He may even have someone of interest on the side that he wants to include. That I think needs some counseling for you two to work out. Certainly if you go away, you could have a few drinks and talk honestly and perhaps see if it would help to change things up a bit. Say, date night every week, going all out with dressing up (and getting ready in separate rooms). Anything else that you remember you two were into back before he proposed. .

Wildwood Inn in Denton is a VERY nice B&B. It looks like a mansion. You can request a specific room-- some of them have fireplaces in the bedroom/bathroom, spa tubs, etc. The property is treed, has a pool, and dinner is served on sight.