We recently stayed at the English Inn while visiting Charlottesville and had a very pleasant…read moreexperience. The location is excellent--just about 6 minutes from the University of Virginia, making it a convenient home base for exploring the area. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming from check-in to check-out. The lobby and sitting area are attractive, comfortable, and inviting. Our room was clean and comfortable. While it wasn't luxurious or overly fancy, it had everything we needed for a relaxing stay. One of the highlights was the complimentary breakfast. There was a great variety of options, including two types of scrambled eggs (plain and cheese with peppers), bacon, sausage, buttermilk biscuits, cereal, coffee, tea, and juice. Everything was well stocked and made for a great start to the day. The indoor pool was unfortunately under repair during our visit, but it looked like it will be a really nice amenity once the work is completed. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and would definitely choose the English Inn again the next time we're in the Charlottesville area.

First time here. Sure some may think it's a little outdated, but I found it too be clean quaint…read moreand quiet. Stayed a single night and was able to sample the breakfast. This was definitely the BEST breakfast I've ever had at a hotel stay. The Budapest and gravy was solid. The waffles are yummy. Everything was fresh and hot. Would definitely return for overnight stays and the breakfast!

This is a truly special place. Candace and Elizabeth took care of us like it was opening day. All…read morethe kindness, all the explanations were fresh. Each room is different - ours was roomy with antiques galore. The breakfast was delicious and made with care - service was fantastic all around. We love this place. We were too early for breakfast on Sunday and they happily accommodated us.

Fantastic find in a quaint, beautiful part of Charlottesville. It's walking distance to some lovely…read morebars and restaurants, the service was phenomenal. The breakfast is absolutely amazing here, you must stay for the breakfast if you stay here. Highly recommend for a romantic little getaway!

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.

After much consideration I feel compelled to leave an honest review. I feel like we were misled…read morewith false information about this property. Several of the amenities were not available, the property was run down and dirty. After we arrived at the Glade cabin we walked down the property to see what it had to offer. We noticed our cabin did not have a washer and dryer in it as described and didn'tfind the communal area laundry to use. There was no map provided and no signage to guide what areas were private and for public use. We came upon the wood burning sauna and I gasped when i opened the door. It was run down, super rustic and it honestly reminded me of a crematorium. Next to that was the cool dip pool which was not in working order and not listed as that on the rental description. Several reviews seem like the pool hasnt been in use for a few years. We then walked up to the "castle" on a narrow foot bridge and at the top were what seemed to be two drunk men who claimed they lived there. They were blocking the walkway, and to get around them was awkward. They asked us how we found this place and why we were there. Something didn't sit right with that encounter, so we continued walking instead of going inside to see the communal area. We went back to our cabin and never used the rest of the property after that. It did not seem eco friendly either. The property seems to be in a constant state of construction that other things get overlooked and unkempt. The glade cabin was just ok. It was secluded which was a plus. It seemed clean however there was a strong musty smell throughout. No cleaning supplies offered. The cabin had an ant problem inside and a bee problem outside of the entry doors. Both doors were hard to lock from inside. The main door leading to the kitchen had quite a large gap between it and the frame causing an easy way for insects to get in. The keypad was also not working properly and had a constant noise coming from it which was annoying while trying to sleep. The furniture was old and not comfortable. It did have good wifi and was able to stream on the TV. The lightning was very dim inside, and although it had a lot of lights it was still dark. Im not sure how this property keeps getting good reviews, but i did find quite a few similar to mine. On TripAdvisor there is also mention of this being a nudist camp which was not mentioned in any of the rental descriptions. That, and the non working pool and sauna alone would have made me not book in the first place. Again misleading and unsettling. It is close to the national park which is why we originally chose this place. We spent as much time away from it as possible and only returned to sleep. We did not once see any employees or property managers. I would caution anyone to rethink booking here.

5 stars isn't enough! This place is an absolute hidden gem. I'm so grateful for the beautiful and…read morepeaceful experience we had here. There's truly something for everyone, whether you're looking to relax or explore. We loved the dry sauna and the jacuzzi tub in our room, and spent our evenings cooking, sitting by the fire, and playing records. It was the perfect mix of cozy and fun. The property also has a hot tub, a cold plunge, and dry sauna and you can books massages, cooking classes and yoga classes on the property! So many other unique touches throughout -- you can really feel how much thought has gone into creating a serene and welcoming space. You can do as much or as little as you want here, and that flexibility makes it feel like your retreat. Can't recommend it enough. I am already dreaming about our next stay later this year!

From the moment you are personally created by Stevan and Desiree you will feel the comfort of this…read moreB and B. Accommodations, cleanliness, food, wine basically everything is 5 star. Nicer innkeepers you will never find. They have their hearts and souls invested in your happiness. Breakfast choices are something we have never seen before. And make sure you have dinner at least once during your stay! From the time you turn from the road into the driveway the views are stunning. We truly can't wait to return. Thank you both for the most amazing b and b experience we've ever had.

We stayed in the cottage for a night after several days at a major local music festival. The…read morecottage--neat as a pin--is also extremely, blessedly quiet. Wander the vineyard a bit, try to spot the hog, count the chickens, settle in on the secluded back porch with a beverage and watch the clouds roll past the mountains. At breakfast, demand the wine jam--don't leave without tasting it. It's expensive but in this case, good value. Note, this review is just for the cottage, not the rooms in the main house.

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!

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.

How do I begin to tell you about this true gem. Someone had the idea to take all of their staff and…read moretrain them to give exceptional service when you walk in the door. They make you feel like you are a VIP! I have never had a hotel experience like this and I have been in hotels all over the world. The hotel is an easy drive off I64. There is parking right behind the hotel with quick access. The rooms were arranged to maximize the use of space. Its flows nicely and is functional. By the way, the hotel just opened in April 2026. If you ate going to an event at the John Paul Jones arena, it is about a 10 minute walk and the area was safe and well lit. I stumbled across this hotel on Booking.com and the price was reasonable. Breakfast in the hotel was an experience as well, good service and delicious food. Can't wait to stay here again!

I can only speak to the conference center experience, which was like nothing I've experienced…read moreanywhere. Our group's liaison Lyndsay knew us before we walked in, and would do anything to be helpful during a busy afternoon of meetings. The conference food was somehow memorable. And the space itself is lovely. But there's no good or architecture or food that outweighs truly exceptional service. Thanks to Lindsay, the manager, and the front desk staff. An example for others to follow.