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.

I'm a fairly experienced and adventurous traveler, and enjoy B&Bs, and new experiences. I was…read morelooking forward to staying there. I called the inn concierge to ask a few questions, but they didn't respond, and never retuned my call, although I left a clear message. I tried calling again on another day, but again went to voicemail. It was easy to locate and parking was fine. The landscaping around the inn was lovely. My room was at the top of a narrow, steep staircase. No offer of help to get my bag up there until I got to the top, and then one of the housekeepers kindly helped me with my bag. The room was what I expected, given the inn is old. The bathroom was okay and the hot water was fine. It was clean, but there were ants around the coffee maker, as well as larger bugs- I woke up to find a medium sized black bug under my back and in the bathroom , another larger one on my shoulder. I didn't find anyone at the desk at 5pm or at 7am the next morning to answer questions or check out. I had been given a number to call if you needed them but I didn't want to bother them, as it wasn't an emergency. There were no snacks or drinks available in the afternoon or overnight, and they recommended I either go to a gas station nearby, or go to the beautiful winery down the road, which I did, but they were full and did not offer a take-out lunch. There was a nice new Nespresso machine in my room, and I enjoyed the coffee immensely. I did not stay for breakfast, as I found my stay an unpleasant experience overall. It was not a place I would want to visit again.

Charming historical bed & breakfast. Greeted by inviting staff and the Traveler's Suite was…read morecomfortable and quiet. Breakfast was amazing served daily in the downstairs tavern.

We absolutely loved our one night stay at Albermarle Estate. Everything wasn't perfect of course,…read morebut we would definitely stay there again. When we finally decided on this hotel, mainly because it was halfway to our final destination of Pennsylvania, and it looked quite interesting, I had trouble booking through their webpage. Maybe you can blame it on me? I just couldn't quite get the system to accept the "check in--checkout" dates. So I gave them a call and booked through a representative located in Las Vegas Vegas. Everything went smoothly. She was very friendly and accommodating. We actually loved the curvy roads leading up to the winery and hotel. That portion of the trip would've been better in our roadster for sure! We were checked in by a friendly gentleman named Thomas. He gave us a room next to the outdoor pool. Finishings kind of reminded us a little bit of the accommodations. It was peacefully decorated, and mostly comfortable except for the couch. We were only using it to lounge in and something more comfortable would have been desirable. I took advantage of the dry sauna and hot tub, which was a short walk across the parking lot. We tried to take advantage of the grounds by walking around the small lake and through the fields. If they were in a dedicated walking trails, we didn't find them! We took a tour of the main house and enjoyed our French inspired continental breakfast, though croissants would've been a nice touch! The vistas from the winery and the hotel are quite spectacular! If you're looking for boutique or personalized lodging with beautiful surroundings, this may work for you!

Very interesting place. At first, I thought about staying in a hotel, not too far away, just to…read morevisit the Trump winery. Yes, that would have worked, but I also would have missed the experience here. Being off season one cannot take in all the amenities like the pool, some of the outdoor activities, and just the ability to lounge or otherwise enjoy the surrounds while staying here. However, it still turned out to be a great experience. You need to pass through a double gate to get to the lobby. The first one would take you to the Trump Winery and the second one to the Estate itself. Yes, it is still a hotel, but it feels like a country club from start to finish. The place is small enough where they, for the most part, go off your name. Dinner reservation? Okay, here is your table. Done? There is no tab (or tip for that matter). Yes, you still need to pay for it, but it just goes on your room bill seamlessly. Want something? Just ask. From the tiny two-seat bar to anything else, service is pretty personal here. For dinner the ESTATE SALAD - Arcadian green mix topped with tomato, watermelon radish, goat cheese and golden beets dressed with Trump Blanc de Blanc vinaigrette, was amazing. My main of DUCK - Pan roasted medium-rare duck breast with cherry port wine sauce, honey glazed rainbow carrots, wild rice pilaf with estate grown herbs, was the best duck I have had in a very long time. Plus, having a flight of Trump wine (white in this case) gave me a preview of the winery I would get to tomorrow. The Viognier I found to be the surprise interest out of the four I tried.

We've arrived at Misty Mountain Resort after a pleasant drive northwest through Virginia's hill…read morecountry to attend Carol's ski club camping event. Our level backin site 56 has shore power, water hookup along with a peaceful sloping front lawn which the dogs are enjoying. Delightful Virginia mountain campground. Our host were friendly and kind plus their attendant guided us to our site. Definitely recommended.

The camp store staff and the gentleman who showed us to our site were very kind and helpful. The…read morestore had plenty of stock and the wood bundles were plentiful and well-packaged. We enjoyed the live music in the evenings, as well. Site 86 was pretty awful. There is a large tree approximately 3 feet inside the site border, making it impossible not to back in at a sharp angle to be able to access the FHU. Unfortunately, this also sets your front door and steps right at the next campsite's sewer hose. One misstep and you would faceplant on their hose. This makes in impossible to sit outside under the awning. The picnic table and fire ring are behind the site, sloping steeply down a muddy hill. The water pressure was almost non-existent. So, we decided to take advantage of the bath house directly across from our site. Not a good idea, as the water backed ip in the shower and left standing water full of bugs and whatever other nastiness was in the drain. There seem to be many full time campers there. Very nice people. Kind and friendly. However, the site themselves were pretty trashy considering the daily rate for these sites. One had a toilet plunger that appeared to have been flung onto the site deck. Others had piles of random items and tarps everywhere. Again, cool people but it's ridiculous to charge the rate this place does and expect to look at other people's pile of junk. We camp often in Virginia, but won't be going back to this place. Sad, because the place has good potential and is conveniently located to lots of places, but...ick.

Cheap and cheerful alternative to a fancy hotel, reflected in the price. I stayed here for 8 nights…read moreand it was a delightful stay. The bathroom is shared and the walls are thinnish so if the other guests are noisy and/or incontinent you may not have the best experience, but I was fortunate to be staying here during a quiet holiday time. Breakfast is diy and pretty simple (bread for toasting, fruit, oats, butter, jams, honey, eggs) but the ingredients are fresh and good quality. Plenty of tea, coffee and milk and filtered water. The house is plant-filled, sustainable (recycling and composting!), green and clean. It could do with a bit of sprucing up, but for $75 a night, who cares? It's excellent value for money. Raven and Flame are wonderful communicative hosts.

Really cute house that serves as a lovely alternative to hotels nearby. This bed and breakfast is…read morewalking distance to quite a few restaurants and breweries. We easily hiked our way around town during our one night's stay here. The owners are like super cool parents that you wish knew when you were a kid. They run an environmentally-friendly home decked out with art by Flame (all available for purchase). They compost, recycle and only use reusable towels. They had cabinets stocked with organic and/or fair trade coffee/hot chocolate. There was locally baked bread which I really made a dent into plus jams and jellies for your convenience. Local eggs were also available so we made a quick scramble with toast in the morning. The ONLY reason I gave this guesthouse 4 stars and not 5 stars is that your experience is mostly based on the other guests here. It was a full house on this particular evening/morning and being that's it is a house and not a hotel, the walls are a bit thin and you can hear everything! The couple in the room next to ours chatted into the wee hours and were up early showering (I woke up at 6:45 am to someone showering in the shared bathroom across the hall - it's a shared bathroom which is only an issue if you need to go wee when someone is showering, like in my case). The other room, occupied by two women, chatted loudly the entire time in the kitchen starting at around 9am, so there was no hope of getting additional sleep. Checkout is 11am so we finally took advantage of our bread and eggs breakfast in the hour before we left. Would definitely come back here in the hopes we had quieter roommates!

This place is great. If you are traveling the blue ridge parkway, why get off to stay in some hotel…read morein town?? Enjoy the peace of the outdoors while listening to the sounds of nature. Definitely increased our experience!!

I reserved on line, then called to see if I could get a campsite for less than the $81 charged for…read moreone night. No such luck. Arrived a few days ago, and the campsites do not even have electricity or water. The communal bathrooms and kitchen were nice, but highly disappointing to pay so much for so little. As a bicyclist riding the TransAmerica Route, I will recommend on the ACA forums for cyclists to avoid this venue due to the exorbitant cost. Never saw or spoke with any staff during our stay. All done via text and email.

We had a blast at this location. This is one of the first time that the actual residence looked and…read morefelt better than the photos. The cabin is beautiful, the property has everything you could want in a mountain retreat, and it's right near tons of hiking spots and things to do. We'll definitely be coming back! Thank you for having us!

Fantastic rustic cabin nestled in the woods. Short walk to the river, a short drive to Crabtree…read morefalls (or even the Appalachian trail) The cabin has all the basic pots and pans, flatware and such you might need. I would suggest bringing an electric fan or two, otherwise we had a great time. There's a neighboring cabin only a few feet off the back porch. Luckily no one was there while we were staying but if we didn't know the neighbors that would be a little too close for comfort.

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.