Loudoun Bed & Breakfast Guild

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Whether you seek a romantic getaway, a tranquil escape, an adventured-filled excursion, or a countryside wedding celebration, our network of hospitality partners will captivate your senses and ignite your spirit of discovery.

With curated lodging properties, ranging from charming bed & breakfasts to luxurious boutique hotels, country inns, and whole-house vacation rentals, the Guild offers a gateway to the finest accommodations in Loudoun County.

Our commitment to excellence also extends beyond lodging. As proud ambassadors of Loudoun’s cultural richness, we invite you to explore a world of culinary delights, award-winning wines and craft beverages, artisanal shops, captivating historical and recreational sites, and more.

From historic homes to farm-to-table dining and craft beverages to professional service providers, each member is carefully selected to elevate your experience, meet high hospitality standards, and provide quality services to make your visit extraordinary. Let us help you seek, explore, and discover the beauty of Loudoun County.

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The Farm House Cottage

A Bluemont Vineyard property. Experience Bluemont in The Farmhouse on the edge of our main farm, Great Country Farms. Just an hour from DC, The Farmhouse offers the perfect quick getaway with 180-degree views of surrounding fields & mountainsides. Escape the city & enjoy modern-day amenities including soaking tub, smartTV, ornamental fireplace & full kitchen. The spacious lawn & outdoor seating areas invite you to step outside, unplug & relax. Curl up with a book or hop in your car to venture out to wineries & breweries. Pets welcome. Short hike to Henway Hard Cider & Great Country Farms. Bluemont Vineyard and Dirt Farm Brewing are a rigorous hike up the mounta…

The French Farm Cottage

A Goodstone Inn & Restaurant property. The French Farm Cottage is surrounded by lush gardens and set on Goodstone's rolling hillside. Featuring chic country decor, French Farm Cottage has two communal living rooms and three Queen-sized bedrooms. https://www.goodstone.com

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The Hunt Box

A Sylvanside Farm property. Our newly styled “Hunt Box” sits on a historic farm built in 1744. The house is thoughtfully decorated with unique touches that bring to mind the local equestrian hunt country. The cozy, light-filled bedroom features a large bay window that overlooks the Stone barn, horse fields, and pond. The Hunt Box features a full kitchen and full bath, as well as a small living room – it’s the perfect place for a quick weekend getaway and is the favorite honeymoon retreat for our newlyweds.

The Inn at Oatlands Hamlet

Tucked into a quiet corner of Oatlands Historic House and Gardens, this beautiful 3,600 square foot Inn boasts five bedrooms, five bathrooms, a living room, a lovely sunroom, a dining room, two sitting rooms and a full modern eat-in kitchen. As a result of a leadership gift from John and Diana Jaeger, the Inn was recently renovated by J&L Interiors with a classical touch of modern amenities and antique furnishings. The Inn is a perfect space for a getaway in the rural hills of Loudoun County. The main structure was built in the 1800s. Edith and William Corcoran Eustis gave the 54 acre parcel of land with the house to their daughter, Anne Eustis Emmet and it came to be known as Oatlands H…

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Zephaniah Farm Vineyard

The Zephaniah Hatch family has farmed our 400 acre farm for 73 years. We started growing wine in 2002. Our family grows Wine, Grass Fed Angus and Lamb. My family purchased our farm in 1949 and dairy farmed until 1986. After visiting the Alps in 2001, my interest in growing wine increased. We planted Cabernet Franc, Chardonel and Cherdonnay in 2002. Bonnie, my wife, is the manager and our critical palet. I am the winemaker, Emily, our daughter is the assistant winemaker. Our son, Tremain, is consulting Viticulturist and consulting winemaker. Our daughter Meredith takes care of logistics. We hope to continue farming great wine here for many generations. Bill Hatch, Founder

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