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Hotels for weddings in Virginia

The Inn at Little Washington
Hotel · Washington, United States
14–150 guests6 event spaces
Patrick O'Connell and Reinhardt Lynch opened it in 1978 in a former garage, in a Virginia village of barely a few hundred people.
Williamsburg Inn
Hotel · Williamsburg, United States
Capacity on request2 event spaces62 rooms to stay
John D. Rockefeller Jr. opened the Williamsburg Inn on 3 April 1937 as the guest house of his restored colonial capital; Elizabeth II stayed twice.
The Hotel Roanoke & Conference Center
Hotel · Roanoke, United States
50–250 guests6 event spaces
63,000 square feet of event space, 34 meeting rooms and a 14,400-square-foot ballroom in a Tudor-style 1882 hotel in downtown Roanoke
The Jefferson Hotel
Hotel · Richmond, United States
10–480 guests12 event spaces
26,000 sq ft of function space in downtown Richmond, with a 30-foot-high Grand Ballroom for 480 theater-style or 420 at dinner
Hotel 24 South
Hotel · Staunton, United States
60–400 guests5 event spaces
More than 8,500 sq ft of meeting space for up to 400 guests in a 1924 hotel in downtown Staunton, Virginia
The Martha Washington Inn & Spa
Hotel · Abingdon, United States
Up to 250 guests63 rooms to stay
Meetings for 10 to 200, groups up to 250, a ballroom and 63 guest rooms in an 1832 Preston family mansion in Abingdon, Virginia
The George Washington, a Wyndham Grand Hotel
Hotel · Winchester, United States
Up to 300 guests2 event spaces90 rooms to stay
Five event spaces for conferences of up to 300 and 90 guest rooms in a Georgian Revival hotel in Winchester, Virginia
Keswick Hall
Hotel · Keswick, United States
15–250 guests6 event spaces
Over 12,000 sq ft of indoor and outdoor event space for up to 250 guests on a Virginia estate near Charlottesville
The Tides Inn
Hotel · Irvington, United States
Capacity on request10 event spaces
More than 6,500 sq ft of waterfront event space, a beach, a marina and two restaurants on Virginia's Northern Neck
The Georges
Hotel · Lexington, United States
Capacity on request6 event spaces33 rooms to stay
33 guest rooms and a 1,700 sq ft skylit event room across five historic buildings on Lexington's Main Street
The Omni Homestead Resort
Hotel · Hot Springs, United States
Up to 1,000 guests2 event spaces483 rooms to stay
Guests have taken the waters here since 1766, and the first tee of the Old Course, cut in 1892, is the oldest in continuous use in America.
Skyland
Hotel · Luray, United States
80–100 guests2 event spaces
Meetings for 80 and weddings for up to 100 guests at a lodge on Skyline Drive, Shenandoah National Park
Kingsmill Resort
Hotel · Williamsburg, United States
12–600 guests11 event spaces
A 16,000 sq ft conference center, a ballroom for 600 and three championship golf courses on the James River in Williamsburg
Boar's Head Resort
Hotel · Charlottesville, United States
40–630 guests11 event spaces168 rooms to stay
A pavilion for 630 theater-style, 20 meeting rooms and 168 bedrooms on a 600-acre estate in Charlottesville
The Ritz-Carlton, Pentagon City
Hotel · Arlington, United States
6–700 guests12 event spaces
A pillarless ballroom for 700 and 12 event rooms over 17,424 sq ft, steps from Pentagon City Metro in Arlington

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15 hotels in Virginia host weddings, ordered by renown and by how fully each is documented. Of those that publish a capacity, the largest, The Omni Homestead Resort, hosts up to 1,000 guests. Each page has the key facts and a request form for the events team.

Meeting and event venues in Virginia

Questions and answers

Which venues in Virginia can host 100 guests or more?

10 of the 15 venues publish a capacity of 100 guests or more: The Inn at Little Washington, The Jefferson Hotel, Hotel 24 South, The Martha Washington Inn & Spa, The George Washington, a Wyndham Grand Hotel, Keswick Hall, and 4 more.

Which venues in Virginia have rooms for guests to stay?

15 of the 15 venues are hotels; the largest, The Omni Homestead Resort, has 483 rooms.

How are these venues chosen and ordered?

By documented renown first, then by how fully each venue is documented (photographs, rooms, capacities), never by payment: venues do not pay to appear and the guide takes no commission. How we select venues.

List updated on November 9, 2026.