Hotels in Virginia

The restored interior of this intimate inn’s Georgian villa, in Virginia’s burgeoning wine region 20 miles from Charlottesville, is a refined mix of d

The old-fashioned mountain camp has rustic wood-paneled rooms and a playground for kids.

The 18th-century houses and taverns scattered throughout the historic village are retrofitted with modern comforts, bathrooms chief among them.

Built by a master carpenter on the edge of the University of Virginia campus in 1817, the eight-room hotel retains its Federal-era charm with carved f

Owners Linda and Bill Willoughby happily arrange everything from picnics to fly-fishing along the Rappahannock River. It’s an enchanting place.

Antiques and sumptuous fabrics in a country-house hotel. Chef-owner Patrick O’Connell’s refined American cooking is a highlight.

Reopened in October 2010 after a complete renovation.

The foothills of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, south and west of Washington, D.C., are a playground for the city’s old guard, their horses, and the

Lansdowne Resort features a 12,000-square-foot spa and 18-hole golf course, plus the infamous Greg Norman–designed “Shark Bite,” an easier nine-hole c

The hotel provides a “dream service menu” that includes scent diffusers, an iPod “lullaby library,” snore-relief products, and, of course, warm milk a

The Sunday brunch here verges on gluttony: eggs Benedict, shrimp and oysters, stands of prime rib, and omelettes.

Scarlett O’Hara would feel at home at this elegantly restored antebellum plantation with original Italianate windows and marble fireplaces.

Slumber in good conscience at the certified-green B&B, tucked in the hills near Floyd. The homey farmhouse has views of the garden and the rolling lan

This Victorian-era house has been turned into a seven-room B&B that offers high tea in the afternoons.

Set in a fashionable boutique- and townhouse-lined neighborhood, across the Potomac from Washington, D.C.