Best Resorts in Virginia
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Virginia packs a lot of resort variety into one drive-friendly state. You can soak in mountain springs in the Alleghenies, play championship golf outside Charlottesville, ride horses in Hunt Country near Washington, D.C., or spend a long weekend on the James River near Williamsburg. Many of the best resorts add full-service spas, big pools, and farm-to-table dining, so you can park the car and stay put. For locals from Northern Virginia to Hampton Roads, a great resort weekend is often only a few hours away.
Virginia's best resorts sit in four easy regions, each with its own style, from Hunt Country estates to mountain spa retreats and riverside golf.
Loudoun County mixes horse country, wineries, and polished resorts with spas and big pools, close to Washington, D.C.
Salamander in Middleburg pairs a full-service spa and an infinity pool with its own equestrian center, under 50 miles from Washington, D.C.
Lansdowne Resort in Leesburg has a five-pool aquatic complex and a large spa, with outlet shopping nearby in Loudoun County.
Rolling hills around Charlottesville hold golf and spa estates near wineries, Monticello, and the Blue Ridge.
Keswick Hall sits on a 600-acre estate near Charlottesville, with a Pete Dye-designed golf course, pools, and a spa.
Boar's Head in Charlottesville has an Audubon-certified 18-hole golf course, seasonal outdoor pools, and the Old Mill Room restaurant.
Mountain resorts in the west of the state trade city noise for hot springs, long views, golf, and outdoor adventures.
In Hot Springs in the Allegheny Mountains, The Omni Homestead has two championship golf courses, falconry, and an adults-only spa garden.
Primland covers a 12,000-acre Blue Ridge estate in Meadows of Dan, with an 18-hole golf course, a spa, and guided outdoor activities.
Near the coast, resorts on the James River and the Chesapeake Bay pair golf and marinas with Colonial Williamsburg history.
Kingsmill Resort on the James River near Williamsburg has three golf courses, a marina, and a pool with a water slide and lazy river.
The Tides Inn in Irvington sits near the Chesapeake Bay, with a marina for watersports, a spa, and boat cruises on the water.
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