Hotel Location

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Virginia’s wine country that only a two-wheeled journey can offer. Tour d’Epicure’s fully-supported vacation packages are led by experienced cyclists who love food, wine, and great cycling as much as you do.

Washington. A seven-minute drive southwest.

Sperryville. An eight-minute drive southwest. Maker of Wasmund’s Single Malt Whiskey. Closed Sundays.

Amissville. A 12-minute drive east.

Amissville. A 12-minute drive east.

Amissville. A 15-minute drive east.

Huntly. A 15-minute drive north.

Nethers. A 20-minute drive southwest.

Hume. A 20-minute drive northeast.

Chester Gap. A 20-minute drive north.

Linden. A 35-minute drive north.

Broad Run. A 45-minute drive northeast.

Hume. A 20-minute drive north.

Washington. A five-minute walk. Professional performances, including chamber music, jazz and drama. Visit the Theatre’s web site for the fall schedule.

Thornton Gap Entrance, Sperryville. A 20-minute drive west. Hike, bike or drive to enjoy breathtaking views in this state park on the crest of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Washington. A three-minute walk. Original art, hand-made rugs, fine French linens, books, accessories and more.

Washington. A three-minute walk. Limited edition prints and original paintings as well as jewelry and hand painted scarves from other artists and designers.

Sperryville. A seven-minute drive west. 1930's apple packinghouse and cold storage has been converted to a large antique and furniture market. 53000 square feet of primitives, Victorian, early American and 20th century furniture tastefully on display.

Sperryville. A seven-minute drive west. Authentic reproduction farm tables and chairs.

Sperryville. An eight-minute drive west. Outstanding contemporary art and sculpture by local, regional, and nationally renowned artists.

Sperryville. A 10-minute drive west. Handmade glass and ceramics created by professional artists.

Sperryville. A 10-minute drive west. Gourmet coffee from around the globe roasted on the premises.

One block from the Foster Harris House. Tula's offers light breakfast fare, pastries and great coffee in the morning, soups, sandwiches, salads, ice cream and desserts at lunch. Beer and wine as well as gift items are also available. Great lunch spot frequented by locals and visitors alike and very bicycle friendly!

A five-minute walk from the Foster Harris House. We still marvel that one of the world’s top restaurants is nestled in this tiny village of 186 residents. Despite all of its lavish décor, the impossibly beautiful and delicious food, and the high accolades it’s received, the Inn is made up of the most down-to-earth, warm and friendly people you’d ever care to meet. We’re among the Inn’s biggest fans and most frequent diners, so we’re happy to book your reservation and answer questions you have about making the most of your experience.

A five-minute walk. Our local country diner where the servers call you “Hon” and the menu has traditional basics like BLTs, soups, and platters. Closed Sundays.

A four-mile drive southwest. Both the main dining room menu and the lighter fare pub menu feature fresh, local ingredients. With views overlooking a sparkling pond against the backdrop of vineyards, orchards, fields and the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, your dining experience will truly be a memorable one.

Sperryville. An eight-minute drive southwest. Great steaks and burgers plus contemporary American cuisine. Casual, moderately priced. Serves lunch and dinner. Closed Mondays.

Flint Hill. A ten-minute drive north. Casual family dining in a restored Victorian house. Wrap around porch and deck for outdoor dining. Try the fish and chips. The bar has eight beers on tap plus TVs for sports. The Griff often has live music on weekends. Open daily for lunch and dinner.

Flint Hill. A ten-minute drive north. Formerly the acclaimed restaurant, “Four and Twenty Blackbirds,” this eclectic lunch spot makes fantastic soups and sandwiches. Browse jewelry, art, gifts and accessories while you dine.

Flint Hill. A ten-minute drive north. Contemporary American cuisine with a modern dining room as well as outdoor seating.

Culpeper. A thirty-minute drive south, but worth it. Chef Frank Maragos, formerly the executive sous chef at the Inn at Little Washington, offers fine dining in an elegant rustic atmosphere. Smart casual, moderately priced. Don’t miss dessert! Go early to browse the shops on Davis Street (most will close by 6 p.m.). Serves lunch and dinner.