Community News Alexandria Virginia

Windsor of Old Town Closing after 43 Years

Donna and Steven Windsor and Team Moving to Sugarhouse Day Spa

Man and woman stand next to a sign on the wall
Donna and Steven Windsor near their iconic sign at 107 N. Union Street. (Photo: Steven Windsor)

ALXANDRIA, VA – Through floods, recessions, and everything imaginable, Windsor of Old Town Salon & Day Spa and The Gentlemen’s Quarters have clipped and colored generations of Alexandrians for over four decades on Union Street.

“It has been an experience that we will cherish forever,” said Donna and Steven Windsor, mother, and son owners. “We have loved our time at 107 S. Union Street, but like many others before us, it has become too challenging for us to continue with all of the expenses.”

Black and white sketch of the building at 107 N Union STeet
Windsor of Old Town’s original logo by acclaimed local artist Todd Healy.

However, long-time customers can relax.  There is some good news. On April 1, Donna and Steven, along with the rest of their team, including Erika, Margot, Elizabeth, Touria, and Fifi, are moving just a few blocks away to join the staff at the Sugar House Day Spa and Salon at 111 N. Alfred Street.

“Our team is very thankful and excited to be able to continue all of our exceptional Barbershop, Salon, Nail and Spa Services, as well as introduce you to Sugar House’s array of Medi-Spa Treatments,” says Steven.

For booking appointments, call (703)549-9940 or visit www.sugarhousedayspa.com

For More about Windsor of Old Town and Its History

Mary Wadland

Mary Wadland is the Publisher and Editor in Chief of The Zebra Press, the award-winning Alexandria news publication she founded in 2010 with a mission of celebrating community, culture, and all the good news happening across the city. A longtime community advocate and storyteller, Mary was selected for the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce inaugural 40 Under 40 class and has served as President of Living Legends of Alexandria since 2022. Known for her deep local roots, sharp editorial instincts, and passion for connecting people through journalism, she has spent decades chronicling the personalities, businesses, events, and civic life that make Alexandria unique. Originally from Delray Beach, Florida, Mary is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Hollins College in Roanoke, Virginia, and has been part of Alexandria’s publishing and media community since 1987.

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