Steal away to a historic hotel, take a horse-drawn carriage ride, or cuddle up with your partner and a good book. Curated packages at these hotels—all within a four-hour drive of Arlington—let you focus on togetherness, not plans.

The Inn at Little Washington
Act fast to take advantage of a pre-Valentine’s special at Patrick O’Connell’s quintessentially romantic inn. Its “48 Years of The Inn at Little Washington in 48 Hours” package is available Jan. 28-30, when guests can experience nearly five decades of hospitality in one curated, two-night stay. The experience includes an upscale dinner featuring some of the inn’s all-time favorite dishes, such as “Tuna Pretending to Be Filet Mignon,” macaroni and cheese with Virginia ham, and Gateau de Deux Chocolates Glace. Take a horse-drawn carriage tour of the inn’s 24 acres before or after dinner. On the second night, dine at the inn’s casual sister eatery, Patty O’s Café. Drive time: 1 hour, 30 minutes. 309 Middle St., Washington, Virginia
The Greenbrier
Romance blooms quickly with the Valentine’s Weekend Package at this historic West Virginia resort. Visiting couples receive a rose, a $100 per night resort credit, breakfast in the main dining room, a voucher for a free drink and a discount on Greenbrier-owned activities. Special happenings Valentine’s weekend include tarot card readings, live cabaret shows and a sound bath. Drive time: 4 hours. 101 Main St., W., White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia

The Hotel Monaco D.C.
Book lovers, this one is for you. The novel Bookmark Your Heart package at this downtown D.C. hotel by Kimpton comes with a book, bath amenity kit, silk sleep mask, aromatherapy diffuser, macaroons and a bottle of wine. Unwrap your mystery package to find titles such as Fifty Shades of Grey, After and other racy tales. The package is good through March 1, but book your stay no later than Feb. 26. Drive time: 15 minutes. 700 F St., N.W., Washington, D.C.

The Jefferson DC
What started as a luxury downtown apartment block in 1923 is today an award-winning hotel going all out for love. Throughout the month of February, the Historic Kind of Love Package includes 15% off deluxe suites, a welcome bottle of bubbly, dinner for two at The Greenhouse and an in-room movie. (BTW, the restaurant has a special Valentine’s Day menu that includes vanilla -citrus main lobster and Creekstone black angus filet.) A dedicated Romance Concierge can help coordinate grand gestures, such as adorning your room in rose petals, or simpler ones, like recommending nearby romantic walks. Don’t miss the Sundae Kind of Love trolley, available as a tableside dessert option during dinner at The Greenhouse (or for room service if you’re staying overnight). The trolley invites you to create your own treat with house-made ice cream and decadent toppings. Drive time: 15 minutes. 1200 16th St., N.W., Washington, D.C.

Goodstone Inn
If you’re feeling the need to get away, consider a weekend in one of the 18 historic suites and cottages spread across this 265-acre estate in Middleburg’s horse country. Arrive Feb. 13 and you’ll find a bottle of sparkling wine and a chocolate charcuterie board waiting in your room. Start Valentine’s Day with a complimentary breakfast in the bistro before heading out for a massage, a horse-drawn carriage ride or a guided hike. End your stay with breakfast in bed on Feb. 15. Drive time: 1 hour, 15 minutes. 36205 Snake Hill Road, Middleburg

Lansdowne Resort
Less than an hour’s drive from Arlington, this AAA Four Diamond property is offering a “Landsdowne is for Lovers” Valentine’s Day package featuring champagne and chocolate-covered strawberries, overnight accommodations, breakfast for two at the casual Riverside Hearth restaurant, and a $150 dining credit for a special Valentine’s dinner on Feb. 14 at Piedmont’s. Served from 5-9 p.m., the special menu includes temptations such as lobster bisque, oysters Rockefeller, filet mignon, Chilean sea bass, and Dubai chocolate and pistachio mousse. During the day, guests can golf or indulge in a spa treatment. Drive time: 45 minutes. 44050 Woodridge Parkway, Leesburg

Salamander Resort & Spa
The “Season of Romance” offer at this luxe hideaway in Middleburg includes a $100 nightly resort credit that you can apply to a couple’s massage in the spa, a trail ride on horseback, a zipline tour with Salamander Adventures, or the $300-per-person Valentine’s dinner at the resort’s Harrimans Grill. That feast includes caviar, langoustine risotto, filet mignon or choux Farci, and dessert. The package also comes with a bottle of sparkling wine and a seasonal treat from the pastry chef. Note that a two-night minimum stay is required. Drive time: 1 hour. 500 N. Pendleton St., Middleburg

Willard InterContinental Washington, D.C.
Looking for a little R&R on Valentine’s Day? Book one of the Roses, Rosé and Relaxation experience treatments at The Willard Spa and get glass of rosé with your massage or facial. On Valentine’s Day only, the hotel will have a pop-up dining experience called Café du Parc Après Dark. It’s a five-course, prix-fixe menu served amid candlelight and live violin players. Drive time: 15 minutes. 1401 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C.