Norfolk, Virginia

Explore Where THE Locals Love to Eat

Seated at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay and the junction of the Elizabeth and James Rivers, Norfolk, Virginia, is a seafaring city experiencing a revival. Home to the largest naval base in the world and decades-old restaurants anchoring the culinary scene, this East Coast haven is equal parts historical and vibrant, and perfect for a springtime escape.

With its tree-lined cobblestone streets, brick-paved sidewalks, and splendid centuries-old homes, the Freemason Historic District is the best place to begin a visit to Norfolk. The oldest standing neighborhood in the city, it was named after the Freemasons, a charitable fraternity that established its first Norfolk post in the neighborhood in 1729. Situated in the heart of the district is your cozy home away from home—. This boutique four-suite inn housed in a 19th century building has a delightful combination of historic charm and modern sophistication. Newly renovated rooms feature gorgeous hardwood floors, funky wallpaper, and an