Every guest at our hotel, whether staying for business or pleasure, needs to take a break from time to time. At the Comfort Suites, we are surrounded by activities that can be enjoyed outside of our hotel.
Want to go shopping?
Set your own pace as you savor the shopping opportunities in Loudoun County. Delight in the selections of department stores and premium outlet shops. Small specialty shops, art galleries, antique shops and country stores dot the landscape for an enjoyable shopping experience. All within 1-2 miles of the hotel.
Shopping - www.chelseagea.com/location/leesburg
The History of Leesburg
Leesburg is also an old town full of history and romance. Leesburg, once named "Georgetown: honoring King George II, was established in 1758 from land originally held by Lord Fairfax, then renamed for the influential Lee family of Virginia.
The town was formed at the crossroads of two important colonial roads now Route 7 and 15, and is the seat of government for beautiful Loudoun County.
Leesburg was once a staging ground for the British during the French and Indian War, and the Colonials during the Revolutionary War. During the war of 1812, the U.S. Constitution, the Declaration of Independence and other vital documents were carried to a safe haven here. President James Monroe resided nearby at Oak Hill, where he wrote the Monroe Doctrine in 1823.
Restaurants
Realizing that not every one wants to cook while away, there are many restaurants within miles of the Comfort Suites. OK Oriental Kitchen, Del Rio and Red Hot and Blue are all within walking distance of the hotel. If you are looking for local flair you may want to choose one of Leesburg's award winning restaurants. Tuscarora Mill and Lightfoot are two of the best restaurants the Washington area has to offer says the Washingtonian magazine. If you don't feel like going out you can stay right here at the Comfort Suites. We have a wide variety of restaurants that deliver and our outdoor BBQ Grill area has all you will need except the food.
For additional information of the sites and history of Leesburg visit www.visitloudoun.org - Loudoun Conventions and visitors bureau web site.
