The Greenbrier
While The Greenbrier is now a historic luxury resort, it has roots dating back to 1778, when visitors first began coming to the area to experience the healing properties of its sulphur springs. By the early 1800s, it had evolved into a fashionable retreat, eventually becoming known as the Old White Hotel. In 1913, the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway purchased and expanded the property, renaming it The Greenbrier. The resort was used as a military hospital during World War II before undergoing a postwar transformation led by famed interior designer Dorothy Draper.
Primland, Auberge Resort Collection
Located among 12,000 acres, Primland combines luxurious accommodations with activities galore. While on-site, guests have the ability to fill their days with outdoor experiences, rejuvenation at the spa, stargazing on a clear night, and exceptional dining. For the golfers, there is a Donald Steel 18-hole course, which opened in 2006 and has been consistently ranked the #1 golf course in Virginia year after year.
Montage Palmetto Bluff
Nestled along the May River, Montage Palmetto Bluff features luxurious accommodations (including a traditional hotel, stand alone cottages, and multi bedroom, fully equipped homes), multiple dining options, incredible activities, a beautiful spa, all set among the backdrop of the beautiful lowcountry.