Be warned that this place is lovely, but it's quite lovely and comfortable for a visit to…read moreWashington, VA. We didn't arrive until about 10pm and had to leave about 9am the next day. What a shame that we couldn't stay longer and enjoy the property and surroundings! Kendra was lovely and accommodated our need to leave earlier than the normal breakfast serving time. The bed was comfy, but I would have preferred better room-darkening shades. Also, the shampoo and conditioner were teeny-tiny-- completely impossible for two people. And no body lotion at all??! Grateful for the Tollhouse Cookies and other little treats!

Checked in here around 11:30 am Saturday.This place is an old house . Bed and Breakfast.Lovely lady…read morewelcomed us.Our room is medium size have a single closet . There are no refrigerator in the room .Bathroom is small but clean . Standing shower.Tea coffee plenty in the hallway. They give you free cookie. What I didn't like about this place is the amount they charge you for your room they should atleast have a TV in the room. Also there was mo lotion .

We just stayed at the Stone Manor Inn ("SMI") this past weekend and had a lovely time. We were in…read moretown for a family reunion and hosted a dinner party at SMI one evening that was among the highlights of the family weekend. Manisha and Prashsant, owners of Stone Manor Inn, were personally involved in making sure all went smoothly with our cocktail and dinner party, and it most certainly did! SMI is a lovely old country inn on 14 acres, I believe, with a number of different venues (indoors and out) for meetings, parties, and weddings. The rooms (7 in total) were eclectic, in a good way. All four of their largest rooms that we occupied were spacious, with king beds and spa tubs with separate showers. All were well maintained and clean upon check-in. We had no complaints. I'm not sure when we will return to the area, but when we do, we will not hesitate to return!

Luxurious bed and breakfast, nice jacuzzi and dogs are welcomed! My hubby and I came here with our…read morepup for my birthday and the $300 room (additional $30 pet fee) didn't disappoint - well worth it! I was on the fence to book this place given its hefty price tag, and glad I went for it and completely agree with the glowing 5 star reviews. The bubbly host Manisha is very warm and welcoming. She cordially gave us a 20 min tour around the property, which was built in 1908, and even gave me a bonus tour of the other rooms afterwards. She kindly answered all of our questions and didn't rush us. The Peacecock Room is the most spacious and best room (aside from the bridal suite), elaborately decorated in peacocks. We loved it! The little touches like the handmade soap, a set of wine glasses, and a wine opener made the stay so memorable and special. While the rooms aren't temperature controlled, the electric flameless fireplace kept the room warm. The double capacity jacuzzi was perfect for my hubby and I and even had lights (some of the other rooms have smaller jacuzzi, so be sure to check). The rooms were clean minus a couple of lady bugs and stink bugs (which is too be expected out in the country). Dr. Fauci's assistant stayed here and Manisha informed us of the extensive sanitation process, even the pillows and decorations are quarantined for 6 days! The backyard is well groomed and really spacious with a nice patio and heat lamp, which kept us warm sitting outside in the frigid winter. Our dog loved running around! You can see the stars and constellations really well. It would make a great wedding venue! The Christmas decorations around the property are really nice. The owners really go the extra mile and put a lot of TLC into the property. The 6 course breakfast is delicious and bursting with flavor. Between the veggie quiche, cheesy potatoes, scone, pancakes, yogurt, and fresh OJ, I was stuffed! The fresh butterscotch scone was divine and devoured my mine and my hubby's! The cheesy potato had a nice spicy kick. Everything was so fresh and delicious. All the courses come out at once on a large tray. While my hubby and I chose to sit at the communal table (the chairs are roughly 6 feet apart), you can take the tray up to your room. Manisha and her family greeted us and thoroughly explained the dishes and chatted with us for a bit, even her son made an appearance! The bed and breakfast has a nice bar with wine, cider, and alcohol based on an honor code system. Water and soda is complementary, they even had Coke 0! The complementary fudgy brownies by the breakfast area during the day were sweet and tasty. Again the little complimentary stuff gives this bed and breakfast a nice resort feel. Very relaxing stay and looking forward to coming back!

Goodstone Inn and Restaurant in Middleburg is the kind of place that instantly feels like an…read moreescape. From the moment you walk in, the warm lighting and calm, elegant setting create a true retreat feeling--relaxing, intimate, and perfectly set up for an unforgettable dinner. We started with the baked brie, and it was the perfect opener. Warm, creamy, and beautifully rich, it had that comforting, indulgent feel without being too heavy. It was the kind of appetizer that makes you pause after the first bite and think, "Okay, this is going to be special." We also shared a salad that was far better than any "starter salad" has a right to be. The greens were crisp and fresh, but the real surprise was the croutons--light, buttery, and so tender they practically melted in your mouth. Every bite felt balanced, simple in the best way, and clearly made with care. For the main course, we ordered the chicken under brick and the scallops risotto, and both were genuinely memorable. The chicken under brick had a beautifully crisp exterior, with juicy, tender meat underneath--full of flavor and cooked exactly right. The scallops were seared perfectly, with that delicate golden crust and soft, buttery center. Paired with the creamy risotto, it felt luxurious and comforting at the same time. It was the kind of dish you keep talking about afterward because it is that good. Dessert somehow raised the bar even more. The chocolate tart was rich, smooth, and deeply satisfying--pure indulgence. The fruit tart was fresh, bright, and perfectly balanced, with a delicate crust and vibrant flavors that made it feel light and refreshing after such an incredible meal. Both desserts were truly delicious and the perfect ending. The service matched the food and atmosphere: welcoming, attentive, and genuinely kind. Every interaction made the night feel even more special, and it never felt rushed--just warm and thoughtful from start to finish. And a special mention to our waitress, Rae--the most pleasant, kind, accommodating, and positive soul you can find. Her smiling welcome immediately put us at ease and made us feel so happy to be there. She truly elevated the entire experience. If I can give this place seven stars, I would!

goodstone? more like mid-stone. we expected a stellar dinner but were let down by both food and…read moreservice. our server told us it was "busy" but it was a long holiday weekend and there were plenty of open tables. we saw other tables were being offered bread, when we hadn't. so we asked for bread. after assertions that it was "in the oven," we never got the bread. and the waiter never brought it up again before giving us our check. he also brought us the wrong dessert and when our dessert did come you could tell it was pre plated, so it didn't make sense to have such a delay. the food was not great. we had to send our steak back because it was totally hammered. it was also perhaps the worst cut of filet, i've ever had. nothing we ordered was worth the price. there were also ants running around our table and it was unreasonably cold in the restaurant for june. i highly recommend saving your money and going somewhere else.

Great Sunday branch at bargain prices. Food, service and atmosphere were excellent…read more Great Sunday branch at bargain prices. Food, service and atmosphere were excellent

I came out there on Halloween for a medical conference and was treated like a long lost family…read moremember coming home from war. The owners are super friendly and welcoming in a very appropriate way. The Nelson Cottage was perfect, quaint and clean, comfy bed, luxurious accommodations, relaxing porch. Literally everything was PERFECT! The breakfasts were AMAZING. The location is a short walk from the center of the historic town and many delicious eateries. PERFECT, PERFECT, PERFECT, simply perfect. Even Jacob the sweet dog was lovely. Thank you so much to a wonderful couple who opened their home to a weary traveler and made memories that I will cherish forever. I will definitely come back and soak with my husband in the giant claw foot tub.

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!

What I great experience! We stayed the weekend in the New Room, and it was comfortable with a…read morelovely porch. Cass was our cook, and we had delicious breakfasts. This B&B is located right in the heart of Harper's Ferry, giving walking access to stores, restaurants, and historic sights. Trains do come at all times of the night, so ear plugs are recommended (which would be needed anywhere in town!). Very much worth it!

Come for the railfanning, stay for the history…read more I first learned about Harpers Ferry, WV while sourcing stock footage for work. I came across the same clip in a rail safety ad, which made me look up directions to Harpers Ferry from DC. The historic park/town is served by the very MARC trains that pass outside my DC window each afternoon. You can describe Harpers Ferry as *deceptively* close because it's a 90 minute train ride, with planes flying into Dulles close enough to make out the airline. Looking for hotels there, Stonehouse Bed & Breakfast was the first that came up, with great reviews. Chris was very helpful and responsive via text and email. I booked the Top Room, which was $170 for a night including taxes. The quaint B&B has three accessible floors, as the family naturally lives onsite. The first floor is the main entrance with the common/dining areas, and the patio overlooking Maryland Heights and the Potomac/Shenandoah Rivers. The second floor has more rooms, one with a full balcony. And the third floor is the Top Room, with windows overlooking each side of the vintage building. If you Google pictures of Harpers Ferry, Stonehouse is in nearly all of the shots, since the balconies are front and center of the skyline. The town itself is like a real life snow globe. But the B&B, the litany of museums, eateries and shoppes around it, as well as the train station directly across the street make it an overall ideal place to stay, be it for hiking, or for something else: A love of trains is what brought me to Stonehouse, so take note that rail traffic can be heavy in certain times of the day. But the light rumbles also helped put me to sleep in the already soft, cozy bed. A container of water was provided, and while glasses should have been cleaned of dust first, it was still a really nice touch. The room also had playing cards, ear plugs, plenty books and a whole lounge chair. Checkin was a simple set of instructions at the door with my name on it, with checkout simply being your absence at the appropriate time. In my case, I only booked an overnight stay, getting in at 8pm and leaving around 6:30am, with checkout/checkin being the traditional 11am/4pm. While I didn't stay for complementary breakfast, I did catch a stellar sunrise between the mountains, as well as nature footage from the neighboring park. All of that to say, I definitely look to return to Stonehouse B&B later this year.

This was a great place to stay, and the owner is totally on top of everything, from having menus of…read morethe best local restaurants, to chocolates by the pillow. The home itself is beautiful, comfortable, and well decorated. I would consider staying here for a nice weekend getaway. We had to leave early, so we missed breakfast. Also, the wi-fi had trouble reaching our room, the ground floor study. Apart from that, it was excellent. Winchester is a great little town if you're inDC and looking for a place to escape. Consider this little gem. It has great shops and restaurants and nice pedestrian main street.

From the owner: Old Waterstreet Inn is an 1840, upscale bed and breakfast in the heart of Old Town in Winchester,…read moreVirginia. Walk to shops, night life, and restaurants. Casual elegance in a beautiful historic home, 5 rooms all with private baths, fireplaces, terrace garden, 2 sitting rooms..

My sister got married here this past Sunday and it was extremely beautiful inside and out. We had a…read morevery intimate quiet ceremony of about 15 family members and friends. The officiant was very sweet and kept everything short but to the point and the lavender smelled so good in the front yard. The kitchen ceiling is amaazzzing. I am not sure what exactly the texture or material is used but its sooo different but very very beautiful. I think I may want to stay here for a weekend, even though its not too far from home. I will be back!!

We stayed here as we were going both to Mount Vernon and Monticello and each were 1-1/2 hrs away so…read morewe thought this would be a good base to come back to after a day of sightseeing. This B&B is a Gem!!! We stayed in the Shannaberry room from 7/22-7/24/17. Jenny is a wonderful innkeeper. The grounds are very well kept and nice. The bed and breakfast was so pretty. Our room was beautiful, tastefully decorated with a four poster bed, soaking tub, double sink and separate shower. After a day of sightseeing, to be able to take a relaxing hot bath in the soaking tub was wonderful. As were the bed and sheets - they were heavenly!!! So soft!! The morning breakfasts were delicious. I am gluten intolerant and there was a gluten free breakfast and a 'gluten' breakfast for my husband. Breakfast was so much food that we skipped lunch both days and just had a snack in the afternoon as we were still full from breakfast. Jenny made suggestions for dinner and gave us a locals view on where was good to eat, pricing, and who was open for lunch and/or dinner. We will definitely be back!!

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.