Stay at an inn with a working winery and sleep among the rows of grapevines and barrels of liquid goodness. Plus, you can be first in line at the tasting room. Here’s a sampling of the hybrid accommodations in Virginia wine country.

Stone Manor Bed & Breakfast

13193 Mountain Rd., Lovettsville

540-822-3032

www.mycountryretreat.com

The manor, surrounded by vineyards, features seven suites plus a tasting room with wines from Loudoun County. From $125 a night.

Fincastle Vineyard Bed
and Breakfast

203 Maple Ridge Lane, Fincastle

540-591-9000

www.fincastlebb.com

The former farm on 80 acres near the Blue Ridge Mountains pairs two guestrooms with its Fincastle Vineyard and Winery. From $135.

Glass House Winery Bed & Breakfast

5898 Free Union Rd., Free Union

434-975-0094

www.glasshousewinery.com

Choose a room (Wine, Tropical or Suite to the Stars), a view (12 acres of vineyards or Blue Ridge Mountains) and a sipping spot (tasting room or tropical conservatory). From $115.

Sharp Rock Vineyards

5 Sharp Rock Rd., Sperryville

540-987-8020

www.sharprockvineyards.com

The 25-acre property offers two private cottages with very old (150-year-old pine floors) and very new (remote-controlled fireplace) features. Rate includes wine tasting and a bottle of vino. From $200.

Beliveau Estate Winery

5415 Gallion Ridge Rd., Blacksburg

540-961-0505

www.beliveauestate.com

The 165-acre venue is quite a spread, with five guestrooms, a tasting room, a tiki bar, hiking trails, a lavender farm, a gift shop, stocked ponds and a fireplace to warm cheeks already rosy from the rosé. From $239.

The Suites at Prince Michel

154 Winery Lane, Leon

800-800-WINE

www.princemichel.com

French ooh-la-la comes to Virginia with four Gallic-y suites, from Parisian chic to Provencal country charm. $175 includes a bottle of sippy-sip.

The Hope and Glory Inn

170 White Fences Dr., Irvington

800-497-8228

www.hopeandglory.com

Lots of lodging options (rooms in a former schoolhouse and garden cottages) but for grape views, book one of three Tents at Vineyard Grove. The three-bedroom bungalows come with a fireplace, lounging and eating areas and a screened-in porch where you can watch the vines grow. From $310.

The 1804 Inn and Cottages

17655 Winery Rd., Barboursville

540-832-5384

www.bbvwine.com

The 18th-century estate at Barboursville Vineyards is dotted with historic lodgings: the Georgian villa built in 1804; Vineyard Cottage, former dwelling of domestic servants; Sangiovese Cottage, the onetime gardener’s home; and the Blue Run Cottage, the winemaker’s old residence. All total: nine suites. From $240.

Arcady Vineyard Bed & Breakfast

1376 Sutlers Rd., Charlottesville

434-960-0820

www.innarcadyvineyard.com

Guests occupying the four rooms receive serious wine enthusiast treatment: a wine-and-cheese greeting at check-in, a fridge stocked with a bottle of sparkling wine, and evening turndown service with a dessert wine from the vineyard. From $220.

Wedmore Place

5810 Wessex Hundred, Williamsburg

866-933-6673

www.wedmoreplace.com

The 28 rooms capture the spirit (and decor) of such Old World destinations as Vienna, the Cotswolds and Scandinavia. Price includes a wine tasting and tour of the barrel cellar, production area and museum. And go ahead and pocket the etched wine glass — it’s yours. Rates from $165.

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