Circa 1830. In the historic district of Leesburg just 25 miles from Washington, D.C., stands this Colonial inn with polished wood floors, antique poster beds, Persian and Oriental rugs. It offers 10 guest bedrooms, some with fireplaces. A full gourmet breakfast with authentic 18th-century cuisine is served each morning in the dining room at candle-lit tables. The inn is located in scenic Loudoun County, which is bordered by the Blue Ridge Mountains and Potomac River. Named for the Earl of Loudoun, John Campbell, who was both Governor of Virginia and the British commander in the early stages of the French and Indian War, the county and historic Leesburg are full of historic buildings and sites.