My fiancé and I booked our wedding shortly after we got engaged at Whispering Pines. It did not…read moreeven compare to other venues. It was the most affordable compared to other venues, most beautiful, and we have the luxury of staying the weekend and relaxing with our family! The house is amazing, and the soy crops outside mixed with the trees really sold it for us. Not only did we love the venue, but we also felt warm and welcomed by Annmarie. Since the moment we booked she has been a great communicator and we feel like she is really listening to our needs. Not the "corporate" feel if you will. We also did our save the dates at the venue with their photographer! They turned out AMAZING! It was so fun and taking pictures with the horses really made them feel so much more magical. We are booked for May and I could not be more excited! Also just to add- they had so many options to help with vendors, which helped us pick our caterer! It's so much less stress than I imagined because they are SO helpful! I am so excited about our wedding and could not recommend this venue enough!

My husband and I stayed here for 2 nights after a wedding at another plantation down the road, and…read moreit was a great experience. We got a chance to enjoy the kitchen and the pool. Our room was nicely appointed and the bed comfortable. The bathroom was a nice size with good water pressure. They do not cook a full breakfast in the mornings but there were bagles cream, cheese, other pastries, coffee, tea, and juice for us in the morning. We never ran into the owner until just before leaving on the second day, but felt at home the whole time. We will definitly be back again the next time we are in the area, it is definitley a home away from home kind of place and was a great value for quality of accomodations. The only downfall is that it is cash or check only...no cc travel points for me on this stay.

Our hosts were absolutely amazing. We throughly enjoyed or stay. The central location was an added…read morebonus.

We could not have asked for a better place to stay while visiting Richmond. My boyfriend lived in…read moreRichmond for a couple of years and we were returning to the area to celebrate his birthday. Our number on priority was location, and The One was beyond perfect. It's within walking distance of Richmond's greatest museums as well as the popular Carytown neighborhood where we spent much of our visit. When we arrived, Sean and Polly weren't at home, but we were provided with an access code to get in to the guest rooms. We were absolutely floored when we walked in. The One only has two guest rooms, which makes it the perfect place for privacy. Our room, The Dream Suite, is located at the top of the stairs and is beautifully decorated in shades of deep red. My only very minor gripe is that the bathrooms are no located "en suite." Instead, they are directly outside the rooms. So while each bedroom does have its own bathroom, you do need to leave your room to get to it. Not a huge deal since there are only two guest rooms...but you can't traipse to the bathroom naked at 2am, either! The parlor is located across the hall from the guest rooms and is not only a comfortable lounge spot, but is also stocked full of snacks and beverages. This is also where continental breakfast is served in the morning. The spread is pretty standard- muffins, bagels, cereal, etc. It didn't particularly suit my fancy (way too carb-heavy), but it's the type of breakfast my boyfriend loves. Sean and Polly were fantastic hosts; very attentive and friendly. Honestly, they were the best B&B owners I have ever interacted with. You can tell that they truly love what they do. We can't wait to go back to Richmond to spend another night at The One. Thanks to Polly and Sean for a great stay!

I visited the Virginia Cliffe Inn for their "Christmas at the Inn" arts and crafts showcase last…read moremonth. It was so much better than I could've anticipated. Parking was a breeze, purchasing tickets was easy, and we were able to shop in every single room of the Inn, which also essentially doubled as a tour. The rooms were all lovely and the Inn was the perfect backdrop for shopping. I even tried a sample of their holiday tea (and subsequently bought some). One of the owners was dolling out the samples and it was nice to chat with him. You could tell he and his wife put a lot of love into their Inn. I wouldn't hesitate to return for other events and will keep this spot in mind for future visitors looking for a B&B experience as well.

Superb stay at a gorgeous home in a peaceful setting in suburban Richmond. Delightful hosts and a…read moredelicious breakfast to boot. Highly recommend!

Really lovely home, and very warm and accommodating family that owns the place. I've been there a…read morecouple times and enjoy both stays greatly.

My friend and I stayed here for a "girls night" and it was awesome! One of the owners, Dot, was so…read morewarm and funny and she gave us a lovely tour. She was super attentive and even got us tea and wine to relax with that evening! And she had great suggestions of where to go in Williamsburg. The property itself is well maintained and absolutely gorgeous. We stayed in Dolly's room which is actually located in a cottage in the back of the property but there are plenty of gorgeous rooms available inside. They were also very attentive to my dietary needs. I have celiac disease so they made sure to make something I could eat for breakfast. I highly recommend this place to everyone. It's gorgeous and the owners are absolute peaches. The holiday decor was amazing, so I suggest going in the winter time. We loved it, we'll definitely be back!

My husband and I spent a Saturday night at this lovely inn. The Sunnyside Sisters has been…read morelovingly refurbished and decorated by its Dutch owners, Martyn an Eveline. We stayed in the Ole Miss room on the ground floor, which is large and comfortable with an adjoining enormous bathroom. The house sits on many shaded acres and is a short drive to historic downtown Clarksville. A delicious breakfast of fresh baked bread, Dutch cheese, egg soufflé, sausages, fresh squeezed orange juice, homemade jam, and strong Dutch coffee was served in the dining room. We enjoyed hearing from Martyn a brief history of the historic property, as well as their adventures searching, purchasing, and updating the quarters. What a treat! We highly recommend a visit to the Sunnyside Sisters Bed and Breakfast.

We had a wonderful experience. Our bedroom was lovely and the breakfasts were timely and very…read moretasty. The hosts were very kind and welcoming. I would definitely stay again!

They were quick to respond to my inquiry for a B&B stay, but I don't do stairs well, with my…read morerefrigerated cooler...and they only have a ramp through the kitchen entrance.

From the owner: Wrexham Hall is a historical venue in Chesterfield, Virginia. It has served many brides, families…read moreand businesses in Central Virginia for the decades. She has seen weddings, receptions, birthdays, proms, quenceneras, baby showers, bridal showers, engagement announcements, rehearsals, bridal shows, retirement parties, dinner parties, public and private Teas, Holiday parties, business meetings, celebrations of life, fund raising events and even political rallies.The house was originally built in 1770 by William Walthall and passed down to his daughters, Polly and Susannah (our purported ghost), then sold to a Doctor Anderson who extended the front of the house in the 1830s. Later, he sold it to a Doctor Friend who resided there when she would serve as a civil war hospital. Sold again, yet to another doctor, Dr. Thomas Cheatham, the house grew again to form a “T” shaped structure. After his death, the home would fall into severe disrepair only to be restored in the 1930s and named Wrexham. The Hague family lived there and maintained what became a “mansion” in the 1960s when it was added to once again. The new addition begged for an upgraded name, which is the now, Wrexham Hall. Sold to Judge Gates in the 1970s, he would sell it and have it moved to its current location. The last addition was made by the Brennan family, an event room that would serve many for years to come. Now owned by Greg and Carol Marion. She is still an event space as well as a Bed and Breakfast. Come Enjoy

Terrific experience, accommodations, and staff. Helena made sure I knew of all the accommodations…read moreand even opened up the kitchen an hour early for me, as I had an early morning meeting. the best croissant I've ever had. Definitely coming back!

Our hostess, Helena, is absolutely delightful. The Inn is still a work in progress, but she keeps…read moreit immaculate. We found street parking close to the front door. We stayed overnight in the Byrd's Nest room which is at the top of the Inn and features an oddly shaped shower with a triangular ceiling and a circular staircase down to nowhere (fire exit). The room was air conditioned and the bed was very comfortable. Helena was very accommodating at breakfast and serves an excellent yogurt. She is the star (or 5 stars) of this Inn.

My wife and I have a passion for traveling, and share a special penchant for specialty B&B's. The…read moreTruitt House was an exceptional find. We were booked into the inn by a client who wanted to make our first visit to Suffolk a memorable one. The home is a true Southern belle - a grand dame of historic mansions. It has been so lovingly restored and is perfectly appointed. We had so much fun exploring every inch of the home and absorbing its character. The proprietor (and very talented chef) Ruth has mastered the art of hospitality, inviting us to truly make the home our own. She didn't mind one bit that we planted ourselves in the reclining leather chairs in the stately octagonal library with another couple and yakked enthusiastically until the wee hours. After a blissful night sleep, breakfast the following morning was a marvelous affair. We prepped a coffee for ourselves at the Nespresso machine (fantastic!) and meandered around the grounds until the heavenly smell of baking croissants lured us to the elegant, light-filled breakfast room. Usually an eat-and-run proposition for us, we lingered for over an hour enjoying the delectable food and the conversation with the other guests. The charm of the house and its gracious owner had worked its magic - we were refreshed, satiated and inspired. We departed with great reluctance but the spirit of the Truitt house hung about us for the rest of the day and onto the next as we traveled home. You do not want to miss this unique and unforgettable travel experience - 5 gold stars!!!

From the first moment I arrived at The Truitt House I felt welcome. First it was the house then…read moreRuth the innkeeper. The mansion, built long ago, has been restored and updated in every category. I've stayed at lots of B&Bs to find them "charming but in need of modern updates." This place has that without losing its original charm from 1909. Because I'm here for work, I'm purposely spending all my time at the house when not on location and I love to be able to move from study to library to the atrium and other rooms in order to read and for a change of atmosphere. Every room is unique and has a story. You'll love Ruth who will make your stay feel like you've come home to the family estate. Breakfast is made to order and she loves knowing what you like. Casual and comfy. Two words to describe the experience in this amazing, palatial mansion.

Huge room with jacuzzi tub. Full kitchen with ice maker in fridge. Lots of stations on the tv. Eggs…read moreBenedict for breakfast was very good, along with the fried potatoes. French toast was very good also.

The room was large and comfortable, the staff was helpful and friendly…read more I stayed for two weeks and had no complaints. The Bistro is where the breakfast portion of B&B was served. Open to the public it can get a little busy but they always took good care of me. The menu wasn't extensive but the food was far better than any hotel breakfast I've had recently.