Do you like chlorine so strong your eyes burn and water. Your lady bits also are screaming for some…read morecalming cream because you get chemical burns from the chlorine. You get construction dude outside your window as a wake up call. Housekeeping cleaning the hall for the first time in what looks like forever just to wake up guest at 8am. And to add insult to injury the breakfast area is closed because they are doing construction outside your window. The party across the hall at 3 am was a nice touch.

Under construction is an understatement. When you drive up you'll then know it's closed. Toward the…read moreback of the building you will find a pleasant women at a card table with a laptop. Check-in here. The room was clean and large. It was obvious the reason for the renovations. DATED! My grandmothers looks more up to date. Test it was comfortable and clean. And $59.00 a night plus tax. I'm sure the price will jump once the construction is complete.

Nice area for a conference. Pretty place. Helpful staff. Easy to find. Can be busy during…read moreuniversity events.

Day 3 we still didn't have phone internet or safe. The maintenance man who said he would be back…read moreone way or the other. Never came back or called. Lol. Day 4 afternoon got voice mail from help desk internet is working. Guess what that also fixed phone. However we discovered dishwasher doesn't work amd the sink in the bathroom is getting mor and mor clogged. Sorry I can't raise the rating. Ma6be tomorrow we will have a better experience. Least day. 5 nights over 1000 dollars. Should have stayed in a holiday in. Worst part about all of this. NO ONE FROM THE HOTEL HAS CHECKED ON US ONCE

Disappointed. This used to be our favorite spot when roadtripping, but recently things felt…read moredifferent. We were charged a total of $100 for our pet (price was $50 six months ago). The hidden fees felt shady. Our bed was sunken in on one side, so sleeping was awful for my partner. The breakfast is BAD. Eggs were rubbery. Fine if you like toast and cereal, but not worth it. So sad because we used to love this place.

Really good option to use when visiting JMU. Located in town, with restaurants and much more all…read morelocated nearby. Just a short trip to campus. The exterior is highlighted in blue. The lobby, bar, and rooms are updated and clean. I stay at a lot of hotels, of all levels, and this Hyatt is particularly good.

The house is close to Luray Caverns. It is located in town, and is pretty quiet but I could just…read morehear train rumble (a little) at night. The continental breakfast was adequate, including some items you could microwave (such as quiche) It is an older house and the restoration is pretty much in the Victorian style. We had a first floor room, while others were upstairs. There is a nice common sitting area. Offstreet Parking. If you find the bed is too high, look under the bed for a stepstool.

Great stay and lovely Accommodations! Clean, good continental breakfast and Great location! Would…read morehighly recommend!

(Please note the dates on other reviews are over three years old. This reflects the current…read moreexperience.) I wanted to love the Cave Hill Farm B & B. The description and online reviews painted a picture of a quaint antique-filled farmhouse. This is true. I loved the antiques! The player piano and some furnishings reminded me of my childhood home. The innkeepers showed us around the first floor of the B & B and told us Keurig coffee was available anytime. We were told we could use the wine glasses on the buffet and there were bottles of water in the mini-frig near the dining room. They brought us to the Bridal Room, which was furnished in antiques. We asked for a restaurant recommendation and were not disappointed with their suggestion of Hank's Grill. When we returned later reality set in. There was no water in the mini-refrigerator. There was no closet, the armoire was too dirty and dusty to place our belongings, and the only hook fell off the bathroom door. The following evening we noticed our room had not been tidied, we had already made the bed but towels were not replaced, the shower gel dispenser which was almost empty hadn't been refilled, and the single tiny waste basket was not emptied. I am aware many hotels and inns eliminated daily cleaning since COVID, but it was not noted on the Cave Hill B&B website, nor did the innkeepers inform us. There should have at least been additional towels delivered outside our door, or four sets of towels in the room the first day and shampoo and shower gel filled. The first-morning juice glasses and a beautiful empty pitcher were on the breakfast table but there was no juice or water, therefore no beverages for non-coffee or tea drinkers. When we returned that night the walkway was so dark I needed a flashlight. We planned to have wine on the deck off the upstairs hallway. (The deck was a plus.) There was only one wine glass and it had a fingerprint. The following morning no glasses were on the breakfast table and there was still no water. We would have loved to learn more about the farm and cave but the only times we saw the innkeepers were at check-in and breakfast and that was only for a few minutes while she placed the breakfast on the table. We did not see the innkeepers, nor get a "Hope you enjoyed your stay" at check-out, the process is to leave the key in a basket. Cave Hill B & B is an interesting property with lots of potential but it needs a good cleaning and some Virginia hospitality.

This was a great surprise. In a beautiful old house there is this beautiful, full of history inn…read more When I arrived the innkeepers welcomed we warm a smile and with their pretty baby girls. I got a guided tour of the history and its history, Wow! I stayed in the gold room and I loved it! Big, so comfortable, clean, with original decorations. I felt like in a real living old-time home. As of why it is called the Gold Room - you will see the funny story on that in the room! Breakfast was so good: freshly made and generous, served with a smile. I would gladly come back!

Tim is the absolute best. So kind, warm, welcoming, helpful, and the best chef ever!!! The…read moreproperty, winery, and conservatory were stunning. The food and wine were delicious, the beds were cozy and the pool was refreshing. Truly the best stay and vacation I could have asked for! Also could not have asked for a greater innkeeper than Tim!! Highly recommend no matter who you're with!

A gorgeous group friendly Bed and B. The winery is not even a football field away, which is…read moreattached to a greenhouse with beautiful plants, plenty of seating, and live bands. There's a floating dock, and tons of space to walk around and explore around the winery. The home itself is huge, beautiful decor, and a great pool and hot tub. Peggy is the housekeeper/chef/owner friend who is amazing- I loved spending time with her and the golden retriever- Rosie!

The moment my girlfriend and I drove up to the bed and breakfest we knew it was the perfect choice…read more The whole place just radiates inviting, and friendly. Everything is very clean and well maintained. The gazebo is large and has a nice fire pit so you can relax at an apropiate distance. The staff are all super amazing!! Their fun, helpful, and all around great people. They served the best breakfasts and were so happy to get anything we needed. We are definetly coming back.

I only stayed one night at the Mayneview B&B, but it was more than enough time to realize this is a…read moremust visit B&B. I came from the Washington-DC area, and it was quite easy to get to the B&B (using GPS, of course!) Hugh, the innkeeper, was there to receive me with a complete tour of the place, which was beautiful, comfortable and spotless! The gardens and outdoor areas were just as delightful. My room, Hawksbill, was a corner unit with windows on two sides, painted in a soothing light blue and a beautiful view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The room was comfortable, clean with a bed that knocked me unconscious until the next morning. I was also able to meet the owners of the Mayneview B&B, Bryce and Greg, who were very welcoming and kind. Hugh also made sure that I had everything I needed, and made himself available in case I had questions. In the evening, and after dinner in town, I even met some of the other guests at the Mayneview B&B, who coincidentally all came from the New York area. We all sat by the crackling fire pit and got to share our stories. In the morning, I was served a delicious breakfast of asparagus soufflé, with a side of sausage and a watermelon salad. The coffee was fresh, black and strong, just like I like it!

Still one of the best Bed & Breakfast options in the Shenandoah Valley. Hank and Wylie are awesome…read morehosts. The rooms are always clean, cozy, and well-appointed. Hank is an EXCELLENT baker as well, so the cakes are well worth it. A great option indeed!

## Piney Hill Bed and Breakfast: A Perfect Shenandoah Valley Getaway (5 stars)…read more **A Dreamy Escape with Spectacular Views and Unforgettable Hospitality** My recent stay at Piney Hill Bed and Breakfast was an absolute delight. Nestled amidst rolling hills just outside of Luray, the location offered stunning panoramic views of the valley and surrounding mountains. Finding the B&B was a breeze, and upon arrival, I was immediately charmed by the property's historic character, perfectly complemented by modern amenities. **Comfort and Convenience** The room itself was a haven of comfort. The bed was incredibly inviting, and the ensuite bathroom provided everything I needed. Piney Hill truly goes the extra mile with thoughtful touches - from having spare toiletries on hand (lifesaver alert for that forgotten floss!) to individual climate control - ensuring a perfectly relaxing stay. **The Heart of Piney Hill: Hank, Wiley, and Bob** However, the heart and soul of Piney Hill lie with the wonderful innkeepers, Hank and Wiley. Their warm hospitality and engaging conversation made each breakfast a highlight. Their stories and kindness were truly heartwarming, and I found myself looking forward to these morning chats just as much as exploring the Shenandoah National Park nearby. **Breakfast Fit for Royalty** Speaking of breakfast, it was without a doubt the best food I had on my entire trip. From the melt-in-your-mouth sticky buns to the heavenly French toast and the savory sage-egg-sausage bake, each morning was a culinary delight. **A Must-Stay for Shenandoah Valley Travelers** Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway, a base to explore the national park, or simply a place to unwind amidst breathtaking scenery, Piney Hill Bed and Breakfast is the perfect choice. I can't recommend them enough! In fact, if you're staying nearby and can't swing a stay, I highly recommend checking out their take-out bakery. **A Fond Farewell (and a Scratch for Bob!)** Thank you, Hank and Wiley, for making my stay so special. And please give Bob the dog an extra scratch on the head for me! I can't wait to return to the Shenandoah Valley and Piney Hill in the future.