Nestled in between two mountain ridges in a beautiful valley with no cell service you will be so…read morethankful you booked your stay here! Peace and quiet is just what the Dr ordered! They also accept pets for a small fee. Just don't leave your pet to bark while your out eating at the amazing restaurants in downtown Crozet. It's a only a few miles away from the Inn, so you won't feel "too far in the woods". We stayed in the farmhouse, but when I get back there again I'd like to stay in the main house (without a dog). The views from the upstairs windows were breathtaking! Looking forward to going back and hiking the trails again. There is a great swimming hole up the road, just ask the innkeepers for directions. This would be an excellent place to hold a family reunion as they have two locations on the same property. The field between the inn and the farmhouse would be great for volleyball/football or any sport really. Looking forward to coming back! The innkeepers are so nice and even gave my dog water while we had breakfast al fresco! We met great people here too! I love the area!

This is one of our two favorite B&Bs within VA. Everything you want in a B&B is at Sugar Hollow…read moreInn. Their recommendations for dinner were spot-on and service - spectacular. Call when leaving town and you'll return to the inn with the fire started and everything you need if you've brought your own wine or champagne. Breakfast is served family style and always with a wide variety of items to please all guests. This is a large inn, but the owners have created such a charming, quaint, country feeling that you enjoy every moment. Encircled by gorgeous scenery and wildlife, we enjoy hiking to the nearby reservoir (about a mile or two one-way). This is the perfect get-away location.

Amazing stay/dinner experience for Valentines Day! Compliments to Chef Stephanie for the amazing…read moredinner. Breakfast was amazing The staff was so warm and inviting, and has great recommendations for surrounding wineries/activities. My fiancé booked a night stay and made a reservation for dinner here (must book 1 night stay for Wine Cellar Dinner) and it was worth it. Check-in was breeze with mobile key. Hospitality was just. amazing. We stayed in the Blush room. Chef communication was great and verified via email to accommodate food allergies. Food: every course is paired perfectly with wine. Everything was fresh, farm-to-table, and locally sources.

I waited a couple of days to write this review to ensure I had the time to say all that this…read moreexperience deserved. I also debated not doing a review as I would love to keep this treasure a secret! That's how lovely our experience was. From the ease of check-in to the beautiful room to the exceptional wine. AND without a doubt, the highlight was Stephanie...her kindness and care...her incredible meals. We had one of the best meals we've ever eaten in our Wine Cellar Dinner. Truly a culinary delight. She was creative in both her food preparation and her plating. Flavors were exquisite. A really wonderful experience due to Stephanie's expertise in the kitchen and Courtney's wonderful hospitality. We will definitely go back...so you probably shouldn't try ;)

What a hidden gem! I went to Iris as a solo getaway for the evening (last Thursday), traveling from…read moreNorthern VA (the concrete jungle) and stayed in Cabin #4. It was gorgeous. It was super clean, with a nice, cozy bed and comfortable, bougie amenities, including the shower you'd see at the St. Regis (open shower with a rain showerhead and sprayer). The private hot tub on the deck overlooking the mountains is gorgeous. I watched the sunset from my deck. I also discovered there's a washer/dryer in there in addition to a microwave and a fridge. So it's like a bougie version of a Residence Inn. Also, since I'm in my own cabin, I didn't hear anything from the outside unless I was outside. The property is beautiful. It has some small on-site hiking trails that take about 20-30 minutes. The clubhouse has an AMAZING chef-cooked breakfast in the morning that's included in your stay rate, and the on-site manager is so nice. They also put sparkling water and Fiji water in your fridge for free. You're also near the cute town of Staunton, which has gift shops, glass art (and glassblowing if you want to try), a historic railway, a high point city view (Sears Bridge), book shops, and restaurants/cafes. It's good to spend a few hours. There's no dinner on-site at the inn, but I went to the nearby Blue Mountain Brewery, which gets very popular. I hope you have a wonderful time here, and I HIGHLY recommend it.

We just spent the first few days of our honeymoon at the Iris Inn in Waynesboro - what an…read moreexceptional experience in every way , from the service, beauty and layout of the facilities, exceptional environment and personal attention paid by management and staff. We have already recommended The Iris Inn to friends and plan to return later in the fall of this year.

The best word to describe Frog Hollow B&B is "charming". From the decor to the hosts, I was…read morecompletely charmed from the moment I drove up. John and David were so welcoming; I felt like I was staying with friends instead of strangers. Then there are the epicly delicious breakfasts - perfectly cooked eggs, fresh fruit, and thick, maple bacon, for example. The rooms were lovely and comfortable. Just one note - this is an older home, and there are stairs up into the home and stairs up to the rooms. (This wasn't an issue for me, but my mother has mobility issues so I keep an eye for these kinds of things.) That said, I loved the quiet, welcoming atmosphere and felt so comfortable here. It was so nice to come back to the peace of the space after a long day running around with the activities of my brother's wedding.

My husband and I stayed over one night on a trip home from VT to Clemson, SC last week. Our room…read morewas so comfortable and we departed the following morning well rested. The rooms were well stocked with everything we needed, down to a basket of toiletries in case we were missing anything. My husband was especially grateful for the shaving cream! We awoke to a delicious gourmet breakfast, and were pleased to have John join us over coffee before we continued on our trip. We also got to meet the owners' two precious pups and learn a little about the history of their beautiful home. We highly recommend a stay at Frog Hollow!

My previous review disappeared ? Well, I've stayed a few times: once in the cloud cottage with my…read morehusband for our 20th anniversary, and later on the top level of the pink house, just myself and my teen&tween for girls' trip on my daughter's 14th birthday weekend. In a sentence, White Pig is a vegan bed-and-breakfast with Victorian aesthetic, where proceeds go directly to helping rescued pigs, goats, and horses. Both of our stays were incredibly enriching and meaningful to us as lifelong vegans. The rooms are extremely comfortable, elegant, tastefully and practically laid out. Heavy emphasis on pig related knickknacks, wall art, and general animal decor reminds you what is at the heart of all this. Founder/ owner/ innkeeper, Dina, is also chef extraordinaire. She provides gorgeous and nutritious vegan breakfast in a charming kitchen with cheerily arranged pig-forward table settings. As soon as you start talking with her, you'll find her to be one of the most compassionate advocates for animals you will ever meet. She's devoted her life to raising awareness and introducing people to the intelligent and gregarious animal so many of us grew up eating. Dina knows the area well and has wonderful suggestions. It's thanks to her that my husband and I took a hot air balloon ride over the Charlottesville Mountains during our anniversary stay. When I returned with my daughter's on our most recent visit, we opted to stay on the farm and visit with the resident rescues for the entirety of our leisure time. The horses and pony are located near the big house. My girls adored these social creatures who come to greet them over the fence. Then it was on to the pigs & goats. Oh my goodness there are domesticated pigs of every style and breed I thought imaginable, so many we had never heard of . Adorable kunekune (fury pigs), dignified little warthogs, standard English pigs with floppy ears, and every color and pattern a Vietnamese potbellied pig can be. For the most part the pigs are interested in a friendly hello. Some little fellows are standoffish and there's plenty of space for them to stay away from the commotion of visitors. There are quite a few goats in the mix as well. Each of these rescue animals are so delightful and it's humbling to think of the journeys that brought them to this beautiful vegan sanctuary. If you're looking to support a good cause while also being surrounded by natural beauty and staying in comfortable accommodations with a cruelty-free and quite delicious breakfast provided to you, then you should book a stay at White Pig. YES: VEGAN YES: kid friendly

What a perfect stay we had at the White Pig B&B! It was the perfect December cozy atmosphere, the…read morewhole house is decorated to the nines with adorable farm and, of course, pig decor. It was a special touch that they shared the history of the pig our room was named after, along with a little bit of the sanctuary's story. Our room was beautiful and we were greeted with cupcakes when we arrived. They even went so far as to make a gluten free batch for my friend who called ahead of our stay to let them know. The vegan breakfast served was delicious! We had coffee, juice, grapefruit halves, an oven-baked omelet, apple turnover, and hash-browns. After breakfast we greeted and gave a few snacks to the horses, said hello and gave pets to all the miniature pot-bellies, and walked the gorgeous property. Overall, it was a unique getaway that we're already talking about doing again!

A beautiful place for a quick getaway, staff are incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. My wife and…read moreI celebrated her birthday on a Thursday through Saturday. Beautiful grounds, food was good. Our Suite was wonderful. We spent the afternoons at the "adult Pool" . Cathy at the check in desk is a treasure, she's a wonderful asset to this property. We'll be back soon for another staycation!

Lost power and was not refunded the night we didn't stay…read more My thoughtful husband booked a two-night stay for my birthday from the night of 8/15 to check out on 8/17 Checking in was easy. Front desk was nice. The room that we got wasn't too spacious (our 3 kids prefer the spaciousness of Hilton Homewood suites and the like) but it made up for it with the little patio space and easy access to go outside so that we could take our dog out. Not too bad for just a couple of nights. On the 16th we had breakfast at The Mill Room. Upon arrival (around 8:50am) the hostess was confused when we said we prepaid for breakfast. She continued to look confused about us pre-paying online. My husband shrugged and decided let's just deal with it later and sit down to eat. I don't know if it's something that they just started and she was not familiar with, but I thought it was odd. Once we sat down to eat, she came back and she said "oh you got a breakfast package?!" And then proceeded to explain how we charge it to the room and how it gets deducted from the amount we prepaid. The breakfast was good with a selection of the typical items like: eggs, potatoes, sausage, bacon as well as pastries and chia pudding. The freshly made waffles were my favorite. That day we had planned to visit some vineyards and an Orchard, do the typical family Charlottesville experience and then get back to use the sports facility and the pool. It was storming on the way back, so we knew that we weren't going to be able to use the pool. When we were entering the building a gentleman who was also staying there said they had lost power and the whole property seemed to be without power. There were no lights on. There didn't seem to be a generator powering emergency lights or anything like that. Thankfully, our room door did open with our card. This was a bit before 8pm. When my husband called guest services, they said to give it about an hour. I'm not sure if this is what the power company gave them or if this was just an estimated time they came up with. An hour later, we still didn't have power. My husband is a business owner and as much as we want to be unplugged when we have family time. It's not realistic. He needs to be available for any emergencies having to deal with his business or his elderly parents. We decided that we couldn't stay the night in a hot hotel room since the AC didn't have power (it was so hot and humid) and risk not being able to charge our devices. Guest services told him that he wouldn't be charged for the night so we booked with a different hotel, packed up our belongings in the dark with the little light we could get from our phone flashlights. Hopefully we didn't miss anything, but we packed everything in the dark and left around 9pm. On the 17th we checked out of the NEW hotel that we booked and drove back 3 hours to our home. My husband saw that we were indeed charged for the night of the 16th so he called the next day, which was Tuesday the 18th around 5:45pm. He left a message with our room number and information requesting that it be refunded. He did not receive a call back. He also tried to emailing but that just bounced back like their email isn't working. It is now 8/21 and we still have not received back any information regarding the stay being refunded as well as the "breakfast package" for five people, for that following morning.

If you understand what you're getting when you book at Darden, and why (at times) you're paying…read morecomparable to other hotels further away from campus then you get it. This is an older building, reminiscent of hotels we used to stay in growing up when we were on road trips. The Inn at Darden is on campus, and provides easy access to JPJ and the rest of the campus. We were attending a concert at JPJ and wanted to be able to walk. The room was only for us to sleep in. Getting the breakfast included was an awesome surprise even though we were planning on going somewhere else. We had a queen size bed, that did have television, a fridge, complimentary water, bathtub, everything you could ask for. My wife was worried about the sound of the AC unit kicking on was going to wake her up, so we set the AC on the lowest setting while we were at the concert, when we got back we switched it to fan and were fine for the evening. It was an older building, that has small flaws, but nothing that I wouldn't have expected from an older, student run business.

My mother and I stayed there for a wedding at UVA in May. It was basic room with a mini fridge and…read moremicrowave - the morning buffet was a bonus. Everything was fine besides the initial check in phone call. Here's the shortened version. Check in was 4 PM and the wedding we were attending was also at 4 PM. We called and spoke to lady at the Front Desk requesting an early check in. She was not pleasant. She told us there was no way we could check in early, but told us we could get ready in a locker room. Eventually we spoke to Eric who was incredibly pleasant, understanding, and helpful. And let us know we could check in an hour early to freshen up and dress for the wedding. Eric's customer service was amazing as he was our direct contact the day of our arrival and checked in with us to make sure everything went smoothly. Thank you, Eric, for making our stay at the Darden Inn so wonderful.

We had a great experience at Steele's Tavern Manor! We planned a weekend getaway to Staunton in…read moreDecember and found STM online. The house is exquisite and welcoming. The check in process was great! Trey and Dana are very attentive and enthusiastic hosts. Room was clean and well-appointed! Bed was cozy. Breakfasts were all delicious and creative! Overall, a great option for visiting the Shenandoah region!

This is our 2nd year staying here, and we will continue to return. Trey and Dana are excellent…read moreinnkeepers. They provide more than any Bed and Breakfast we have been to, from having a pool onsite along with a spa, and multiple packages to choose from, they can help you plan your trip so you get the most out of your stay. Breakfast in the morning is delicious, Dana does a fabulous job accommodating my husband and his dairy allergies. We highly recommend this bed and breakfast! Oh they have cabins too, we have never stayed in one of those but I'm sure they are amazing as well.