Keswick Hall

Less than one hour from Richmond, Virginia, and two hours from Washington, D.C., the majestic 600-acre Keswick Hall & Golf Club nestles at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains, at the heart of Virginia’s wine and hunt country and just 12 minutes from Thomas Jefferson’s beloved Monticello. The renowned Keswick Club, dates from 1948 and features an award-winning 18-hole championship golf course designed by the legendary Pete Dye in 2014.

The north wing of Keswick Hall dates back to 1912 as a private mansion built in the Italianate style for the Crawford family. Today, Villa Crawford serves lunch, afternoon snacks, and intimate dinners in the original living room, surrounded by 48 newly renovated Forbes five star–rated guest rooms and 7,970 square feet of meeting rooms. Keswick Hall’s setting is ideal for board meetings, executive retreats, conferences and gala dinners. The resort’s most exclusive private dining venue, Treble Wine Cellar, presents an intimate sanctuary, ideal for private dinners up to 12.

When not dining in private, guests can also gather at the signature restaurant Fossett’s, flanked by a panoramic view of the resort’s exquisite scenery that focuses in on the verdant greens and fairways of the golf course. Between dining, meetings, and golf, they can go for nature walks, fly-fishing, archery, tennis, workouts at the fitness center, poolside relaxation, and rejuvenating treatments at the spa.