Virginia wine country
Virginia Wine Country

Your stay is only the beginning.

Old Town Alexandria or the heart of Loudoun County. All Aboard Wine pairs your stay with a Vino Virginia experience designed around the places, people and stories that make Northern Virginia wine country worth knowing.

Two Ways to Experience Virginia

Stay in the city. Or wake up in wine country.

Choose the character of Old Town Alexandria with a day in Virginia wine country ahead of you, or stay in Loudoun County and experience the region from within it.

City Stay in Old Town Alexandria
Old Town Alexandria
City Stay · Old Town Alexandria

Old Town at night. Wine country by day.

Stay at Morrison House or Hyatt Centric in historic Old Town Alexandria, where cobblestone streets, independent restaurants and the Potomac waterfront are just outside your door. If you're arriving from farther afield, Amtrak can bring you directly into Alexandria.

Then let Vino Virginia take the day from there. Leave the city behind for the vineyards, small towns and countryside of Northern Virginia, with the route, reservations and details thoughtfully brought together for you.

Old Town Alexandria · Morrison House or Hyatt Centric · Optional Amtrak travel
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Wine Country Stay in Loudoun County
Loudoun County
Wine Country Stay · Loudoun County

Stay a little closer to the vines.

This time, wine country isn't the day trip. It's where you're staying.

Wake up in Loudoun County with vineyard roads, rolling countryside and the character of Virginia wine country around you. Vino Virginia takes you beyond simply visiting wineries, bringing together the places, people, food, wine and local stories that give this part of Virginia its sense of place.

Stay for the setting. Experience the region through the people who know it.

Loudoun County · Virginia wine country · Curated by Vino Virginia
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The Vino Virginia Experience

More than a collection of winery stops.

A memorable day in wine country is rarely about how many tasting rooms you can fit into it.

It's the road through Hunt and Horse Country. The table you stop at along the way. The story behind a bottle. The person who takes the time to tell it. The historic town you might have driven straight through if no one had shown you why it mattered.

Vino Virginia brings those pieces together into a day that feels considered from beginning to end, with local knowledge and thoughtful hospitality shaping the experience.

That's the Virginia we want you to experience.

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