Need to relax, but can’t travel too far from home? Leesburg Patch has you covered. Getting out of the house and spending time at a local bed and breakfast can be a great way to get away for a while and relax, without venturing too far from home.
I stayed in a lot of hotels when I was little. Mostly it was because my father had to travel a lot for work and he brought the family with him. Sometimes though, we would just go stay in a nearby hotel. It was kind of a "staycation," but we actually got out of the house. For a kid like me, it felt just like a real vacation: we weren't at home, and there was a pool. Instant heaven.
To this day, I'm still a fan of this idea, and have been known to check in to a Leesburg hotel or two in my time to just get away for a little while. So if you want a change of scenery, or you can get the grandparents to watch the kids for the night like I did, here are five Leesburg-area Bed & Breakfasts for when you want to kick back and relax without venturing too far from home.
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This 18th-century hotel located in the heart of Leesburg, nestled between the Georgetown Café and the Bella Luna Ristorante. It is the perfect launch board for a romantic evening on the town, or some sightseeing and shopping.
Also located downtown and offering richly-decorated rooms and a prime location for sightseeing, it also provides a unique setting for weddings in its elegant parlor or the Wedding Arbor's lush gardens.
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Located in the Goose Creek Rural Historic District, the farm was built in 1740 by Quaker farmer Richard Brown. The house sits on a still-working beef farm, and also is great for special events, getaways and sells locally-raised black angus beef.
Located between Leesburg and Middleburg, this manor house was also built by Quaker farmers, and offers a great setting for a quiet retreat, or nearby antique shops, special events and hiking and biking on the W&OD trail.
This charming farm house is more than 100 years old, and offers comfortable guestrooms with private baths, fireplaces and a rural setting to get away from the suburbs.
