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Known as “DC’s Wine Country,” Loudoun offers 5,700 guest rooms and a mix of historic estates and modern venues, creating a charming destination for corporate and social events.
“Loudoun offers meeting planners the perfect balance of convenience and inspiration for their attendees,” says Ann Hayes, director of sales, groups and meetings for Visit Loudoun. “Groups can embrace open spaces, meet in rooms with vineyard views, at historic sites, or modern resorts—where creativity comes naturally.”
In historic Middleburg, the Forbes Four-Star Salamander Middleburg resort offers 168 guest rooms and more than 30,000 square feet of space. In Leesburg, the AAA Four Diamond Lansdowne Resort features 296 renovated guest rooms and 55,000 square feet of event space across 37 rooms. Its largest indoor venue, at 9,525 square feet, accommodates 1,000 guests theater style. Also in Leesburg, the boutique Hotel Burg opened this past August in the city’s historic district; it features 39 guest rooms and intimate event spaces, including a 1,100-square-foot community room for 110 guests. Other new hotels in the area include the new 122-room Home2 Suites by Hilton Ashburn, which opened recently near Ashburn’s One Loudoun mixed-use development.
Loudoun County offers a diverse range of recreational and dining options. Sterling’s 810 Entertainment offers bowling, laser tag, and arcade games, while Activate Sterling gets groups going with interactive physical challenges. Fine-dining options include Shutters on King, Petit Domaine, and Brasserie Royale. For Southern-inspired gatherings, groups can visit Juleps Kentucky Tavern in Ashburn.
In 2022, the Washington Metro System expanded into Loudoun County, opening three new stops, including one at Dulles International Airport (IAD). This Silver Line expansion directly connects Loudoun County to Washington, D.C., via public transportation for the first time.
