Anonymous wrote:Ivy in Baltimore? I haven’t stayed there but it looks nice.

Four Seasons in Philly is nice. Do dinner there or at one of the Stephen Starr restaurants. Go to Longwood gardens on the way there or back.

Love the Philly idea.

Anonymous wrote:Inn at Perry Cabin in St. Michael's is nice. We also drove to Blackberry Farm (because we took our dogs). If you can swing the drive and the price Blackberry Farm is amazing!

Blackberry is more than $1K per might was was the OG request

Keswick Hall

Inn at Perry Cabin in St. Michael's is nice. We also drove to Blackberry Farm (because we took our dogs). If you can swing the drive and the price Blackberry Farm is amazing!

Anonymous wrote:Dinner at the Inn at Little Washington. Stay there or nearby for less.

2 nights at Glen Gordon nearby, first night eat at the Inn and then the second do the Glen Gordon on site dinner

Four Seasons Baltimore for an overnight.

If you have 2-3 nights, live near an airport, and have tsa precheck, fly to Charleston and stay at a boutique hotel (or any hotel really) near King Street. Make restaurant reservations ahead of time. Better yet: stay at The Sanctuary on Kiawah.

What about the Williamsburg Inn? It is really nice, and there are some good restaurants in Williamsburg.

The Jefferson in Richmond

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Anonymous wrote:Primland is supposed to be lovely.

+1 We went here recently and it was so lovely!

This.

Anonymous wrote:Primland is supposed to be lovely.

+1 We went here recently and it was so lovely!

+ 1 for the Tides Inn. Lovely, easy drive, very relaxing
Kestwick in Charlottesville

Keswick Hall

Nemacolin

Anonymous wrote:The Tides Inn, in Irvington VA

Agree!

I love Middleburg, but the Salamander has become prohibitively expensive and it’s just not worth the money. Goodstone Inn may be cheaper, but I haven’t been there in quite a while.