I'm not 100% sure how I stumbled upon the Ironclad Inn, but I'm so glad I did. We visited on a…read moreFriday evening and the tasting room downstairs was busy... not a single seat at the bar. The room has a few tables and couches with tables for a more relaxed environment. Given the weather was perfect for a fall evening, we sat outside in a patio area. There are a few cocktail options (mocktails, too!) and small bites to nibble one. We shared the burger (Royale with Cheese) and hot dog (Beefy Cheesy)... both were juicy and had great flavor. We're also had the octopus, though it was a bit tough as it had seemingly been overcooked. Overall, the bites were great and I like that we could have cocktails in a relaxed environment. The tasting room had a small gift shop of sorts at the entrance, where they sell the bourbon they use in cocktails and other liquor.

I stayed here while in town for a wedding, and I miss this place every day since. The house is…read morebeautiful and welcoming the second you walk in. Check-in and checkout are super quick and easy. I booked my room months in advance for the wedding because I fell in love with the Ville de Frejus room and its French decor and vibes. Didn't want to lose it, so I booked right away. I traveled alone, and it was a perfect place to be/stay. It had a decent-sized bathroom and a queen-sized bed. I'm still obsessed with the blue and white pillows on the bed. I need to find some for myself. Included with your stay is a chef-made breakfast, which was divine. They have a small menu, but everything looks so good. It's simple and perfect. One day I got the quiche of the day, and the second day was a traditional breakfast. All rooms are upstairs, so prepare to carry your suitcase up. I only had a carry-on, so it was easy for me. My stay was peaceful and quiet, and I didn't have any issues with any other guest being too loud at any point. Since I was going to be at wedding festivities two nights in a row super late, I was worried about getting back into the house. Super easy set up for so. The doors get locked at 6 as the staff leaves for the night. There is a side entrance you can use to go in and out, with a keypad and a code provided at check-in. So even though I arrived at midnight, I was able to get in safely and reach my room. Loved this Inn and will definitely stay here again if I am in town. It's also walking distance to everything I went to the whole weekend. As well as the main area with all the shops and restaurants. Parking is street only, but I didn't have any issues. Highly recommend!!!

One of my uncles owned and lived in this house for many years. I lived there for three years and…read more have vivid memories of my stay there. I was there in 1951, 1952 and 1953. The house was built in 1897 b

We checked in on Friday and were greeted warmly and escorted to our suite. So far it has been an…read moreextraordinary experience. Looking forward to breakfast in the morning!

Beautiful place peaceful atmosphere friendly staff, good breakfast. Located in the heart of…read moreFredericksburg Virginia lost to see and do what highly recommend

Stayed in the Luke Henry room and it was heavenly!! The room itself was stunning, everything was…read morewell labeled and pretty accessible. The bed was very tall but oh so comfy :) The mints were a really nice touch too. The robes in the bathroom were warm and thick. The shower pressure was awesome but the tub took forever to fill and you had to leave it pretty much on full stream hot to get a warm enough bath. The only real complaints I have are breakfast. I wasn't able to have coffee in the morning because they didn't have any non dairy milk despite the fact that I told them well in advance I needed vegan options. Not a huge deal just would have been nice to have coffee with breakfast. The only other problem was hubby and I had to nuke up our breakfasts since they cooled off on the trip over from the other house. Everything was delicious though. Betsy couldn't have been sweeter, she hung out and talked to us before we left. She gave a cool tour of the house and told us some of the history too. Truly magical experience overall. 4.8 stars

My wife and I had our reception at Stevenson Ridge and it was amazing. Every aspect of the process…read morefrom the initial contact to the event coordination to the day-of support was wonderful. We had a spectacular day with our loved ones and highly recommend Stevenson Ridge to anyone looking to book a wedding venue in the Spotsylvania area. I am so grateful for Taylor and the rest of Stevensony Ridge team for making our day beautiful and memorable.

We hosted our reception at the Riddick House at Stevenson Ridge, and it could not have been more…read moreperfect. We wanted a venue that offered great food and an intimate, cozy space, and this was exactly that and more. From the very beginning, Jennifer was absolutely fabulous -- professional, kind, and incredibly organized. When rain threatened to derail our outdoor ceremony plans, she met us the morning before to help us work out a seamless Plan B. Thanks to her calm guidance, we never felt stressed for a moment. The menu created by the chef was outstanding. We chose to do heavy hors d'oeuvres instead of a formal sit-down dinner, and it turned out to be one of the best decisions we made. The food was plentiful, creative, and absolutely delicious -- our guests are still talking about it! Stevenson Ridge truly delivered everything we hoped for: wonderful food, a beautiful and intimate setting, and a team that went above and beyond to make the day special. We can't recommend it highly enough.

Absolutely loved this place from the little baskets of goodies to the fishing and end of day smores…read moreby the beautiful fireplace. It is so serine and full of wildlife. Thank you for the little anniversary suprise the cake was deliciousand the morning breakfast and drinks were a blast!!

From the owner: The Horseshoe Pond is unique--the pond surrounds the cabin on three sides and is stocked with large…read moremouth bass, channel catfish and bluegill, and in the center of the pond is a lovely fountain that can be viewed from inside the cabin as well as from the deck and large patio and fire pit set with split logs. Canoes, paddle boating, fishing poles, lures/fake worms, are available for our guests' enjoyment. This is a private get-away in “rural” Woodford, located just 15 minutes from Old Town Fredericksburg, that provides a vacation adventure--yet includes all modern amenities, i.e., icemaker, Keurig Coffee machine, etc. There is a fun treehouse to provide entertainment and climbing exercise for children. The Cabin is furnished comfortably with quality beds/linens, Americana, antiques and historical objects, and includes free WIFI and Direct TV (with Sports Package) in both bedrooms. This is a private get-away, with keyless entry. .

Confusion at check-in, hydration at checkout…read more We checked into the Hilton Garden Inn expecting a reliable, stress-free stay, especially given our Hilton status ...but instead spent the trip untangling mistakes that never should've happened. Our reservation was messed up from the start, the front desk couldn't get the details straight, and we were even charged incidentals twice, which meant more calls and post follow-up than any hotel stay should require. Because of the reservation errors, we also didn't receive the complimentary breakfast that was included in our booking ....disappointing, and frankly, not what we expect from Hilton... status or not. On the plus side? They made absolutely sure we were hydrated. We were offered bottled water. Repeatedly. Constantly. Relentlessly. Maybe we looked stressed... or maybe just very, very thirsty The hotel itself is clean and comfortable, but the operational hiccups overshadowed everything else. Hilton can...and should do better, especially for loyal guests. Bottom line: friendly staff, but billing errors and reservation confusion made this stay more work than rest. Double-check your folio... and don't count on breakfast. The water, though? They've got endless supply.

The hotel is located in a compound with both the Garden Inn and a Hampton Inn. (When traveling…read moredomestically we usually try for Hilton properties.) We booked the Garden Inn because it came in $50 cheaper. For one night it was okay. Not the lap of luxury, but okay. As others reported, it's a little shabby but clean. The air conditioner was somewhat loud, but on the bright side it muffled noise from the highway. You get a $10 credit per person for breakfast if you're a rewards member. In other Garden Inns the credit covers a limited buffet (bagels, oatmeal, fruit -- things like that.). The buffet here is $20. Nope! Doing a side-by-side comparison I'd choose the Hampton Inn. But $50 is $50 and if I save more than a couple of dollars I'd stay here again.

The Tinder Guest House is right on Railroad Ave with walking distance of the Ashland AmTrak…read morepassenger station and the campus of Randolph Macon College. The guest house is on the second floor. The building is a converted 1898 store front. It has three rooms that are nicely decorated with vintage furniture. If you are a rail fan, this is your place. More than 40 trains, both freight and passenger pass each day. However, the bed rooms are in the rear of the building and the passage of the trains did not wake us up at night. Kids are welcome and will like the game room with a foosball table and plenty of room to run around. Sharon, the owner, is a very nice person who pointed out where to eat and get a beer, all within walking distance. We were there for a college Lacrosse game and found this location to be a good value, neat and clean and ideally located.

We stayed at the Tinder Guest House as a bridal party for our friends wedding. This adorable B&B…read morewas perfect! The rooms are huge and there was plenty of space for all of us to get ready including hair and makeup people and photographers. Sharon, the owner, was so hospitable and even left us homemade baked goods including muffins, chocolate chip cookies and quiche. Will definitely stay here again if ever back in the area!

Purpose of my visit was to watch my grandson graduate from grammar school. Had a bit of a hiccup…read morewhen I got there but not any fault of Suzanne, the property owner. She was amazing and was able to accommodate me. Gave me a tour of the place. Everything was perfect. Everything you need is there. The place was clean and well maintained. Wifi was great. Bed was comfortable. Tried watching TV but the only way I could figure out how to was through the Roku and you needed to set up an account in order to use it. Other than that, I would recommend staying here.

From the owner: Everything you need for your extended stay is included. You will have a fully furnished, fully…read moreequipped kitchen, flat screen television, washer and dryer, and an inviting porch to sit with your coffee or wine. All utilities and hi-speed wifi are included. We welcome you to this very inviting and comfortable apartment in the heart of downtown historic Fredericksburg Virginia.

I didn't do much research but decided to stay at the courtyard Marriott in downtown for the…read morewalkability. It's not a bad hotel by any means, just nothing about it stands out as fantastic. It gets the job done for being a hotel and that's about all I can give it. Beware the parking experience is a little strange as it doesn't have a visitor lot and has to be valet so if you have a car be warned. The rooms are nothing fantastic, they feel very early 2000s which isn't bad but isn't great either. I feel the bathroom could use a remodel because the sink drains were clogged, and the bathroom felt very outdated. The room was spacious though with two queen beds, a chair and very cold A/C. It also had a nice tv in the room too. Beds also felt very comfortable which is nice for a hotel. I definitely would consider this hotel again now that my expectations are a little lower on what to expect. The hotel bar was always dead without anyone around, but the lobby in it of itself was very spacious and accommodating. I also really enjoyed how many things that were walkable around downtown Fredericksburg from the hotel. A ton of breweries, the river front, and restaurants were all within a mile to walk which made it a breeze. It's a very small town with not a lot going on during the week but it did the job.

My wife and I stayed here for a business trip to Fredericksburg. It was okay. The bed was…read morecomfortable and the room was clean. On the other hand, there were several small things that needed maintenance (a small hole in a wall, some peeling wall paper, etc.) and you can hear everything going on in the hall. Also, the restaurant is okay. Their menu is a company-wide menu for Courtyard hotels. I had the loaded breakfast tots every morning. These are pretty good the first time, but after the third day I was kind of over it. Also, it cost extra to add scrambled eggs. Main complaint was that there were few gluten free options for me for breakfast. I would rather stay in an Air BnB.