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3 Craft Your Own Cocktail Together
Impress your date by crafting your own cocktail, you can even name it with an inside joke only two will get! Make sure you have all the essential bartending tools though, from the shaker to the stirrer! Read: 10 Essential Bartending Tools
4 A Personal Speakeasy
Take a break from Netflix and Chill, and put that mobile device down or turn the TV off. If your unit has a balcony, might as well make the most out of it and enjoy a night of staring into the city skyline with your bae. Add some outdoor furniture and enjoy your condo’s scenic view. Read: 3 Ways to Make Your Balcony More Livable 
5 Play Some Music
Put an ambiance over dinner or drinks with a well-curated playlist, the Millennial version of a cheesy mixtape. There’s no cookie-cutter template to making the right playlist. Put together songs from the night you first met, OSTs of the movies you’ve watched, or songs that remind you of each other. Might be best to lay off the Adele and Sam Smith for now. Play your music via Spotify on nice speakers or a vinyl player.
6 Light up Some Candles
Yes, candles do help set the mood in any space but all the more in the bedroom. Be it tall, tapered ones or your favorite votive scented candle, candles will definitely up your stay-indoors date. Read: 6 Bight Ways to Take Care of Your Scented Candles
7 Flowers will Never Get Old
The romantic allure of flowers will never fade. Get your loved one flowers, it can be a bouquet or the new and trendy boxed flowers that they can display on their coffee table. Read: Romantic Flower Arrangements that Are Far From Your Usual Red Roses 
8 Have a Staycation
If you want a change of scenery from your condo, have a staycation in a boutique hotel. Boutique hotels are way more intimate than the big hotels. We recommend old Filipino homes renovated into hotels like The Henry Hotel or the renovated Army Navy club, now the Rizal Park Hotel.
Frequently Asked Questions
The guide lists eight ideas: cooking dinner together, serving drinks in proper glassware, crafting cocktails, setting up a balcony speakeasy, curating a playlist, lighting candles, giving flowers, and booking a boutique-hotel staycation. Each aims to make a condo date feel considered rather than casual.
Match each glass to the drink: a flute for champagne, a wine glass for wine, and a beer bottle for beer. The guide presents proper glassware as a sign of preparation and a small way to lift an evening at home.
A balcony can become a personal speakeasy by turning off the TV, putting mobile devices down, adding outdoor furniture, and enjoying a night of staring at the city skyline. The guide suggests this works best for units that have a balcony with a scenic view.
A well-curated playlist works, with no fixed template. The guide suggests songs from the night a couple first met, soundtracks of movies they have watched, or songs that remind them of each other, played through good speakers or a vinyl player.
The guide recommends boutique hotels, describing them as more intimate than large hotels. It names old Filipino homes renovated into hotels, such as The Henry Hotel, and the former Army Navy Club, now the Rizal Park Hotel, as options for a change of scenery.
