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MANY WAYS TO STAY IN LOUDOUN After a day of wine, beer and fine food in fresh mountain air, why not linger longer? Loudoun has accommodations for all tastes, styles and budgets. Loudoun is home to two luxury resorts. In the north, on the banks of the Potomac River in Leesburg, Lansdowne Resort is a modern 296-room wellness destination with three golf courses, Spa Minérale and several restaurants featuring seasonal menus that enhance health and immunity. To the south, Middleburg’s 168-room, equine-themed Salamander Resort & Spa is the Washington, DC region’s first destination resort to be named a Forbes Five Star-designated property. Looking for history with a boutique inn feel? Built in 1728, the Red Fox Inn & Tavern in downtown Middleburg is one of the oldest still-operating inns in the US, with 22 elegant rooms and cottages, a cozy tavern restaurant and past guests including Jackie Kennedy, Elizabeth Taylor and George Washington (yes, he really did sleep here). An intimate country retreat in Middleburg, the Goodstone Inn & Restaurant features 18 rooms spread across six historic cottages on 265 acres of rolling horse country. Goodstone hosts a spectacular tasting menu dinner in its glassed-in Conservatory restaurant. Then there are our B&Bs – more than 30 of them – from homes in historic villages to mansions in serene countryside. Hidden View Bed & Breakfast rests on a hillside in vine-splashed Hillsboro. At Stone Manor Boutique Inn in Lovettsville, owner Manisha Shah treats guests to sublime home-cooked dishes from her native India. For convenience and comfort, eastern Loudoun has several brand-name hotels, from Hampton Inn & Suites to Hilton Garden Inn and Hyatt Regency. One of the newest additions is the Tru by Hilton at One Loudoun, which offers 125 contemporary rooms and easy access to Dulles International Airport and Washington, DC.
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