With summer on the horizon and so much time at home over the past year, I think most of us are looking for a getaway. One thing I love to do when procrastinating is to look at rentals within driving distance so I thought it would be fun today to share some of my favorites. If you need to get away from Washington DC or want to book a staycation in a different space to recharge, keep reading.
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Don’t want to waste precious hours of your weekend in the car, but still know you need a change of scenery to reset? We’ve all been there. Here’s three rental options that are in the DMV metro area and picturesque enough for you to feel recharged.
The Eisenhower in Old Town Alexandria
Stay at the Eisenhower in Alexandria, Virginia. This rental can host two guests and has one queen bed with one full bathroom. During your stay in this Old Town Alexandria gem, you can enjoy a gym in the building, a washer and dryer in the rental, and a gorgeous rooftop (see photo below)! Located on King Street, your stay is within walking distance of historical Old Town with a number of coffee shops and restaurants close by.
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Restored Loft in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia
Old Town is one of my favorite spots in the DC area to stretch my legs so it’s fitting that I found another option I think you’ll love. This two story loft has been restored and turned into a beautiful and modern AirBNB. This space features a king size bed and 1.5 bathrooms and allows up to four guests. The exposed brick is STUNNING and this loft features a private street level entrance to help minimize contact.
If you’re staying at either of these Old Town Alexandria AirBNBs, be sure to read this to learn more about things to do in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Euclid Suite
This Adams Morgan AirBNB is situated in Washington DC with a parking deck across the street and within walking distance to a number of local restaurants and shops. It hosts up to six guests with three beds and one bathroom. Enjoy a kitchen (no oven or stove), washer and dryer in unit, and the pullout couch.
DC has SO many different options of things to do if you plan a staycation but here’s a starting point of where to look.
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Richmond, Virginia features over 100 murals, large farmers markets, and tons of history. And let me just say…I found the DREAMIEST AirBNBs here that have me ready to make the drive down to Virginia’s state capital.
The Luxury Loft
I actually pinned a couple of the images from this Richmond AirBNB to my Home board on Pinterest because I love it that much. The board and batten wall down the hallway is gorgeous and I love how much natural light this space has thanks to the windows. This rental is above a salon and has been completely renovated. When you stay here, you’ll receive a parking pass to a lot across the street.
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Stay in Church Hill near City Center
My other choice for Richmond is also very modern feeling and can host up to 4 guests. You’ll be able to take advantage of a full kitchen, washer and dryer, and two large HD TVs while staying at this AirBNB. As a bonus you’re a block away from a local bakery and deli.
The bedroom is decorated perfectly; really crushing on the wall art over the bed.
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Baltimore is home to the National Aquarium, Inner Harbor, Fort McHenry (best known as the birthplace of the Star Spangled Banner), and known as Charm City. Personal favorite activities for me are going to Camden Yards for an Orioles game — be sure to order a crab cake!, exploring the aquarium, and taking a walk in Fells Point.
Check out more options of what to do in Baltimore here!
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The ceiling in this Baltimore penthouse rental adds such a fun and modern touch to the space. This space gets ton of natural light through the sliding glass door and windows and those gold and black bar stools are dreamy.
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This space can host up to 8 guests with one queen bed, one sofa bed, and two air mattresses.
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This studio space is in Fell’s Point which means you’ll be within walking distance to bars, restaurants, and local shops. A portion of this rental’s space was part of a bar and the exposed brick adds to the charm. This space doesn’t include a kitchen which is perfect if you’re doing a weekend getaway where you don’t want to cook.
Learn more about what to include during a stay in historic Fell’s Point here.
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Hopefully this guide has been helpful and maybe even inspired some future trips! Hoping to put some more together down the line — which cities should I include next?