Traveling to our office
Kyle S. Choe, MD Facial Plastic Surgeon, Virginia Beach, VA
Clients come to us from all over the world to have their surgeries performed during the winter season – because it’s quiet, relaxing and refreshing in the beautiful Chesapeake Bay area. It’s proven to be a perfect time to miss the crowds – to be able to enjoy the area before and after your procedure – and to recover nicely without stress and hassle.
Our office is located just minutes from the beach and the area abounds with plenty of relaxing hotels and great restaurants – all offering seasonal reduced rates. With historical Williamsburg and Norfolk close by – there are plenty of wonderful shops to explore and restaurants with unique menus to sample and savor. Our famous Board Walk offers another venue of shops for poking in and out of. Beach walks are a favorite activity of our clients during the winter season – because they are virtually free of beach goers and are touted to be relaxing, refreshing and therapeutic. Dr. Choe encourages patients to consider scheduling procedures during the winter season – for these and other reasons. He promises – you won’t be disappointed either!
AIRLINE OPTIONS
When purchasing a flight to Virginia or when researching Virginia airfare, cheap flights to Virginia can often be found by simply doing a little research. Inexpensive flights are available into both Newport News and Norfolk depending on your originating city. Newport News is about 45 mile north of Virginia Beach.
HOTELS
Hilton Garden Inn (2 minutes from the office)
252 Town Center Drive
Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, 23462
1-757-326-6200
Virginia Beach Resort & Conference Center (15 minutes from the office and on the beach)
2800 Shore Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23451
757-481-9000
800-468-2722
Hilton Virginia Beach - Ocean Front
3001 Atlantic Avenue
Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, 23451
1-757-213-3001
SpringHill Suites Ocean Front (NEW HOTEL)
901 Atlantic Avenue
Virginia Beach , VA 23451
Courtyard Virginia Beach Ocean Front South
2501 Atlantic Ave.
Virginia Beach , VA 23451
Residence Inn Virginia Beach Ocean Front
3217 Atlantic Ave
Virginia Beach , VA 23451
Courtyard Virginia Beach Ocean Front North
3737 Atlantic Ave
Virginia Beach , VA 23451
Norfolk Marriott Waterside (15 miles from office)
235 E Main Street
Norfolk , VA 23510
Things to See and Do
Virginia Beach Virginia is a premier East Coast vacation spot and offers visitors the opportunity to soak in the sweet Southern sunshine and play in the fantastic surf. Virginia Beach tourism caters to families, couples, groups and even has something to offer the lone visitor. The city of Virginia Beach Virginia is located in the southeastern region of Hampton Roads, bordered on the south by North Carolina, the east by the Atlantic Ocean and on the north by the Chesapeake Bay. Virginia Beach Virginia is the largest city in the state of Virginia.
The 38 miles of shoreline aside, Virginia beach vacations aren’t all sandcastles and sunburns. Virginia Beach Virginia is the home of the popular First Landing State Park, a fantastic spot to camp and picnic, complete with a boating ramp, camp store, playground, and hiking and biking trails. The park is located oceanfront, and maintains 222 campsites and 20 cabins, making it a perfect choice for your next family vacation.
Virginia Beach vacations also offer visitors the opportunity to visit Historic Cape Henry, where America's first English settlers came ashore in 1607. Consult your Virginia Beach vacation guide and find where the First Landing Cross is located, a structure erected by the settlers marking their safe journey across the ocean. You can also visit The old Cape Henry Lighthouse, the oldest government-built lighthouse in the nation. Find it using your Virginia Beach vacation guide map (hint: The old lighthouse is located directly behind the new Cape Henry Lighthouse).
Colonial Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg Virginia, one of the largest attractions within the city of Williamsburg Virginia, operates the largest living history museum in the world. Williamsburg Virginia history tells us that Colonial Williamsburg is the restored 18th-century capital of Britain’s largest, and wealthiest settlement in the New World. The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation attempts to interpret the origins of American life through reenactment of the daily life of colonials in a 301-acre area populated with restored, reconstructed, and historically furnished buildings. Fully costumed Colonial Williamsburg Foundation re-enactors, not allowed to break character, tell the stories of men and women of the 18th-century city, from all races and backgrounds.
Jamestown
In 2007, America commemorated the 400th Anniversary of the landing at Jamestown. America’s 400th Anniversary: Jamestown 2007 features new museum exhibits, festivals, educational forums, music events, parties and festivities throughout the state.
Home of James Monroe
Ash Lawn-Highland, the historic home of President James Monroe in Charlottesville, Virginia, is a historic house-museum and performing arts center located on 535-acres of a working farm. The James Monroe home and the Ash Lawn-Highland estate offer a variety of educational and special events including parties, picnics and a summer music festival. The President James Monroe estate also provides visitors with an authentic view of nineteenth-century life through examples of early American and Victorian architecture, decorative arts and craft demonstrations open to the public.
Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens
The Mount Vernon Virginia Estate and Gardens, welcoming an average of 1 million visitors each year from around the world, is home to the historically preserved home of our nation’s first president, George Washington. The Mount Vernon estate is owned and maintained in trust for the people of the United States by the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, a private, non-profit organization founded in 1853 by Ann Pamela Cunningham. The Mount Vernon Virginia Estate and Gardens is the most popular historic estate in America and is open 365 days a year.
Museum and White House of the Confederacy
The Museum of the Confederacy, home to the first White House of the Confederacy, is a private non-profit educational & preservation organization, home to the world’s largest collection of artifacts, manuscripts & images associated with the domestic, military & political life during the historical period of the Confederacy. Museum exhibits feature the personal effects of Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis and other Confederate figures of the Civil War. The Museum and White House of the Confederacy, which was home to Confederate President Jefferson Davis and his family throughout the war, is available for guided tours daily.
Prime Outlets - Shopping
Ranked within the top ten of the industry, Prime Outlets-Williamsburg is the largest shopping facility in the area with over 90 brand name designer outlet stores.
Dr. Choe is certified by the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery |
