Luxury Relaxation & Spa Holiday in Virginia State
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Curator’s statement
Virginia is one of the nation’s oldest states and America’s own best kept travel secrets. With wine country, the Shenandoah mountains, the Chesapeake Bay and more, Virginia shares its splendor year round. Virginia’s resorts make a great weekend trip for busy professionals looking to relax and reset within driving distance from Washington DC, Richmond, Charlotte, Raleigh and Greensboro. Looking to travel nationally? Consider the richness and romance of Virginia, a state with a welter of secrets to share!
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Things to do in Virginia
Virginia is an excellent choice for those who want to recharge and un-plug within the comfort and care of exceptional hospitality and all-round wellness programs. And Virginia doesn’t disappoint offering options from the peaks of the Blue Mountains to the coastal Chesapeake Bay and even in Monticello wine country. Speaking of Monticello, if you do happen to be in the region, a stopover at Thomas Jefferson’s home is a true must.
Wine country tour
Take a venture through the Virginia wine country that prides itself in national vintages and swoon-worthy views. Just get on the road and get out there. Follow the Monticello Wine Trail for optimal winery visits. Chances are that your hotel might have a vineyard of its own to indulge in 24/7 too!
Spa day
When you come to the South, take a moment to slow down and enjoy the stillness and the calmness of the region. Book a spa day to truly unite your body and soul in pure bliss and harmony. And when you’re done with that, just take a look outside at the beauty of the surrounding nature. Virginia’s vistas and services offer a proper repose.
Shenandoah Mountains
The adventurous types might consider a drive through the Shenandoah Mountains or perhaps even a hike. Just 75 miles from the bustle of Washington DC, Shenandoah National Park is a land bursting with cascading waterfalls, spectacular vistas, fields of wildflowers and quiet wooded hollows.
Places to Eat & drink in Virginia
The Inn at Little Washington: Three-star Michelin restaurant inspired by American cuisine.
Jefferson’s Restaurant & Bar: One of the Omni Resort restaurants, this is an excellent eatery featuring typical southern fare.
Marigold: A Jean-Georges restaurant committed to serving fresh, local and organic ingredients in its seasonal menu.
Fish Hawk Oyster Bar: When in Chesapeake Bay go for the oysters at this grab-and-go seafood cult favorite.
La Petite Auberge: A french restaurant serving pre-fixe dining and excellent French wines.
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