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Music stories. The experience. The exquisite Cavalier Hotel stands tall on a hill overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in the sandy shores of Virginia Beach. With its Georgian revival architecture, the hotel is an enduring symbol of the community's

roots as an elite tourist destination, epitomizing the elegance and luxury that define the

area's rise to prominence in the early 20th century.

The cavalier's state-wey red- red brick facade is accented by pristine white trim and large symmetrical windows

exuding an air of refined sophistication and its classic design marked by gabled roofs and dormer windows

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