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A covered outdoor area with a hot tub, wooden benches, and a view of a snowy landscape with trees and a fence.

1. The Cottage at Firefly Cellars, cozy getaway in Loudoun wine country!

Hamilton

Mara H.

includes taxes & fees

29 Sept - 30 Sept

A stone house with a chimney, surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and trees.

2. 18th Century Stone Cottage minutes from historic Middleburg

Middleburg

Mary H.

includes taxes & fees

30 Sept - 1 Oct

3. Beautiful Farmstay Hill Cottage and Tiny Equipped Camper in Maryland

Darnestown

includes taxes & fees

5 Oct - 6 Oct

4. Sweet Chic Farm Cottage with Pool, Hot-Tub and Beautiful Sunsets in Maryland

Darnestown

includes taxes & fees

4 Oct - 5 Oct

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Top Sterling Hotel Reviews

Lyle Washington D.C.

10/10 Excellent

"The staff was excellent: bellman, receptionists, waiters. They account for the rating of excellent. The room was attractive and well furnished but oddly, no tea maker, just the kind of coffee that uses wasteful plastic cups in a little machine. They will, however, provide a kettle but the plug will go in an outlet near the floor and the wire is short so anticipate bending way over. The restaurant was also attractive, and the food was remarkably good; we don't always expect that in a hotel. What was NOT GOOD was a high "amenity fee" for things that we didn't use, unless internet access (free in every other hotel we've stayed in in the USA and Europe) was part of it. It is shockingly expensive. Once the hotel has bought exercise machines which I suppose are in the fitness room, and raised hotel rates to amortize the purchase, there's no need to have an amenity fee for that, either. And so on. Shame on the greedy owners! And I don't think the fee was on the Expedia website, either. If it wasn't, shame on Expedia for concealing the outrageous charge."

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