We stayed here for an overnight trip and let me say that this was such a wonderful bed and…read morebreakfast. The first second we got there, the innkeeper was inviting and he offered us homemade cookies (which were sooooo good). Then he brought us to our room which was the Blue Ridge. The room was absolutely perfect and very clean. It had a gorgeous view of the mountains and the downtown area. We also ordered chocolate covered strawberries to celebrate my boyfriend and my 4th anniversary and they were very tasty-- we got 12 for $25. In the room also came a book with recommendations for restaurants, sites to visit around the area, and shopping. It also included how many miles away from the inn... very thorough! Breakfast was also amazing. Genuinely it was so so so good!! The scrambled eggs were fluffy, the pancakes with blueberry compote were so light and delicious, and who doesn't love bacon? They had coffee brewing at 7:00 am and had a wide variety of teas. Overall for our overnight stay, we paid I believe roughly $200 which seems totally worth it!! Especially in comparison to the other inns in the area. If we come back to the area, I will for sure go back to the Friendly City Inn!

We had a lovely stay at Friendly City Inn bed and breakfast. The room was very clean and…read morecomfortable, with a TV that made it feel like home. Breakfast was delicious and the staff was incredibly kind and welcoming. We would absolutely stay here again.

Absolutely charming inn, the main part of which was built around 1750. It has been stunningly…read morerestored to its original log walls and heavy ceiling beams, fireplaces everywhere, and a rustic country setting. The Innkeepers are unfailingly kind and accommodating. So hospitable. Nice wrap-around porch well appointed with rocking chairs (which we enjoyed in only the sunrise hours as it is July and brutally hot and humid.) The B&B is fully air conditioned with individual settings for each guest room. We stayed in the Silk Room, which is enormous! In the antebellum era, silkworms were raised in there and fed harvested mulberry leaves. Modern amenities such as walk-in showers are blended well with the historic features so that there is no jarring sense of disconnect. Breakfast is served each morning by the Innkeepers and is a feast for the eye as well as the palate. Coffee, tea, and ice are available in the dining room 24 hours. There is a shared refrigerator and microwave for guests' convenience. The common parlors downstairs are tastefully furnished with good antique pieces. We loved our brief stay, the last two nights of a two-week honeymoon. Back again someday? Hope so!

Absolutely adorable Bed & Breakfast. It was incredibly clean and inviting. We only stayed one night…read moreand it wasn't long enough so we will definitely be back. The hosts were very lovely!

JWH is a huge Victorian (Edwardian? I don't know the difference) house/mansion steps from Downtown…read moreHarrisonburg. Literally, it's just a safe, 90 second walk to the court square area. The restaurant is great, the lounge/bar is one of my favorites and the accommodations are what you would hope for - quiet, clean, spacious, nice bath facilities (including higher-end products). They've survived in the hotel and restaurant industry for a long time because their client service is stellar. Everyone is a pleasure to work with. I've taken clients, family and significant others there many times. The prices are very reasonable, given the quality and location.

My husband and I went here for our first anniversary. We had a three course meal. Let's start by…read morethe ambience. It's so gorgeous inside and outside. Formal dining experience. The food was superb!!! The waiter was knowledgeable about the menu and paired wine with our meal. We will be going back soon.

My husband and I enjoy researching places to stay on our travels. Some have been misses, but most…read morehave been hits like this little gem that is literally "By the Side Of the Road." On our DC to North Carolina vacation, we stayed in this lovely, well manicured property located in a quiet area. We stayed in the main house, the Redbud Room, which was beautifully remodeled, comfortable and cozy and clean. The ensuite bathroom was well lit with all the amenities. We wish we had more days to enjoy our room. We loved it so much that we popped open a bottle of wine, ate snacks and watched movies for a romantic evening!

I cannot say enough wonderful things about our stay. We knew before leaving that the weather was…read morebringing a winter storm and called to request a different cottage last minute that had a fireplace on the living level. Jesse was quick to respond and happy to accommodate. All the touches were perfect- champagne in our fridge, a welcome note, an incredibly comfortable bed. The cottage was comfortable, beautifully decorated, spotless and just perfect. We were able to comfortably hunker down as ice and sleet fell- and enjoyed a much needed break from work life. The bathroom is perfect- we enjoyed the tub- candles, music and cocktails helped with relaxation. Recommendations for food were available, but we also mostly ate in- there is a microwave, induction stove, coffee and snacks. If you're considering staying here- do it. Thank you!

Pleasant surroundings with large rooms and friendly staff. Restaurant on property with good food…read more Parking at the door.

The long time proprietor of the Village Inn has recently sold his business & has retired. This…read morefrequent customer wants to thank him & his staff for many years of great accommodations. Your stewardship is missed. Unfortunately we have been back several times since the place has been sold and the quality of room upkeep has deteriorated. Prior to the new ownership, Reservations always resulted in an email confirmation and that has now disappeared. We won't be back.

Nice place to stay in this remote area. We were a bit far from the park where we wanted to hike…read more(Shenandoah) but we did enjoy it still. Not much to do around so do not be disappointed if you still chose to come here. See it as a peaceful retreat. We did enjoy the Massanutten water park and the ice skating ring in Bridgewater for a new year eve with the kids! The Inn is a nice old house that has a lot of charme with the cracking floors. The owner is a very nice and friendly person. She made us some very good and filling home made breakfasts (except for the pancakes.... we did not found to our taste). We did also really appreciate the hot tube in the evening after our hike in the cold air of the mountains. The lower rating of 4 stars will be only for the fact we thought the place was not that clean : dust but hardwood floor not forgiving and bed sheets not pristine clean. Few items in china were not clean by previous user. Most certainly due to the fact that this is an old house with a lot of stuff around and tough to maintain alone? Won t blame her for that so much. We were also in the upstairs apartment with 2 rooms (kids were with us) which is in the old part of the house and does not look like the pictures you can see. Much older. The barn, which might be called cottage and or the other rooms for fewer people should be much nicer. But we found the price reasonable and at the end we will come back and still recommend it to other.

We had just a wonderful stay at this quaint and comfy gem! Our hostess was so very kind and…read moreattentive. And she makes an AMAZING french toast! Fresh yummy food and impeccable service. Thanks Mary! The grounds were beautiful and the bicycles made exploring around fun!! I have never slept as well as I did in the 4 post bed seriously, i will be back for the sound sleep alone.

When I arrived the host wasn't there but luckily the door was open. He promised smash brothers and…read moreentertainment but it looked like someone had robbed the place before I got there and it smelled like ass and beer. This is certainly not what I expected. On the plus side I did get a couch to myself for lounging. Hopefully this review will make Kyle understand this is not the proper way to run a business.

This was definitely a baller experience, staying at Kyle's Palace is better than DisneyWorld tbh…read more If you don't like it you need to think about buying a good solid piece of rope.

Nice hotel with clean and quite rooms. Check in was simple and we rested well. The location was…read moreclose to the interstate and there were plenty of food options nearby.

3 important facts about the author: I grew up in a poor rural community and have slept in several…read moreless than ideal settings, I NEVER leave reviews and I have been a loyal Bonvoy member for more than a decade. I prefer Marriott properties for all stays but Courtyard is my specific preference for single night stops. I have stayed in Marriotts all over the US and Courtyards in nearly every state east of the Mississippi. The Harrisonburg, VA Courtyard is by far the worst Marriott property I've ever visited and is in contention for worst hotel (or motel for that matter) I've ever seen. We made reservations a month in advance (quick turnaround myth busted), checked in around 9 pm (3 hours after online check-in...in a rush myth again busted), mom/dad, two kids and two dogs after a 12-hour day of travel. The parking lot literally looked like it was staged for a bad horror movie. The letters on the marquee and main building signs that actually worked were barely visible, the lighting & atmosphere in the parking lot screamed 'hand-crafted by criminals seeking lower risk hunting grounds', complete with the token one flickering light in the center lot (not kidding). Our room was just disgusting - damp floors, mold and mildew in the bathroom, dirty/un-flushed toilets, urine stain on the sofa bed mattress, sticky/grimy surfaces, faulty AC...just the works. Visited the front desk, was told there were no replacement sofa mattresses available...was NOT offered any form of an acknowledgement or apology but was offered a different room and a clean (I guess) bedding set. Given the conditions mentioned above, confidence the other room would be in better or different condition was less than high...and if it was, one would immediately wonder why it wasn't assigned to us in the first place. Faced with the choice of uproot wife, kids, dogs & luggage at 10 pm or endure damp, mold, urine and filth, we chose to gut it out as a sleep & go, halfway stop on a long road trip. One can only hope the local bedbugs have enough decency and self-respect to stay in better places than this. Stay tuned for updates there. I don't like absolutes but I can say, with certainty, I will NEVER stay at this property again and truly cannot think of anyone I dislike enough to recommend it to. Sleeping in our car in a random RV lot would have been a more relaxing and enjoyable experience.