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!

I have stayed at the Museum District Bed and Breakfast twice, and I cannot say enough wonderful…read morethings about it! I used to live in the Fan/Museum District, and I love this place because it is in such a good location, right next to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (which I highly recommend as well!), as well as walking distance to shops and restaurants in Carytown, the Fan, etc. We stayed in the carriage house the first time and the house itself the second time. Both were very cozy, with lots of amenities, such as bathrobes, bottled water, and coffee pot/tea in the room. The breakfast in the morning is phenomenal. It is made to order, with eggs, bacon, various rolls, oatmeal, coffee, etc. and served in the house's dining room. The staff is absolutely lovely and so welcoming. Another added bonus is that they provide tickets for admission to the special exhibit at the VMFA, as well as passes to get a free drink in their cafeteria. Love, love, LOVE this place. Highly recommend!

This was our third stay here. The inn is clean, well-appointed, and charming. Located in a quiet…read moreneighborhood, it is the perfect place to stay when you're visiting VMFA or other museums in the Fan district. For me, one of the best features is being greeted at check-in by a host (a lovely, gracious person), who then returns to make breakfast! In this day of self-serve lodgings, such as AirB&B, VRBO, etc, this type of service is an absolute treat.

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

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!

My husband and I wanted to get away for the weekend and after looking over reviews and other…read moreinformation we selected the Grey Swan B&B and we were not disappointed. Jim and Christine were amazing hosts they made sure we were warmly greeted and well fed. Breakfast was amazing more food than I or my husband could eat! We had cheesy eggs, sausage, fruit with yogurt, potatoes and your choice of tea, coffee, hot coco and a juice. They exceeded my expectations on quality and presentation. The butter even was shaped like a swan. I think when a place takes such pride on the details you know that you are in great hands. We stayed in the wicker room which was perfect. We had a private bath and shower. The room had a TV w DVD player and sat cable. The room was perfect and I slept like I was in my own house. I love the location of the B&B, it was centrally located to all shops and restaurants in Blackstone. Would recommend this place to anyone and everyone I know as a perfect weekend getaway.

Clean and kinda small but it served the purpose. Be warned that the shower is extremely small and…read moretight. Pillows are not the most comfortable things , most places have a couple of different ones to try. These were exactly the same, all four of them. I'd stay there again but I'd definitely take my own pillow. A solid three stars

After running out of heating oil in the dead of winter, my husband made a same day reservation at…read moreBouge's via text. Fortunately, they were able to accommodate us on such short notice, and even offered us a special package that included dinner and drinks! We checked in around 7 pm, and enjoyed freshly baked homemade bread with our hosts. The owners are super accommodating, and really strive to make you feel at home- you can take their dog for walks, chase their kid around, even help with dishes! We were served a delicious crockpot meal, but the one low point was dessert. Our hosts concocted some strange sort of microwave cake-- I cannot recommend it. Recent cutbacks include the cancellation of cable service. We used our Amazon Prime service to download the first episode of "An Idiot Abroad" (great show, btw). We booked the couples suite, which features a comfy queen size bed, lending library, and poang ikea chair (perfect for curling up with the theology book you just borrowed). Breakfast is a free-for-all. Do try your hand at the espresso machine. The proprietor would be happy to give you a lesson. Overall, the best place I've stayed in RVA for less than $35/night. **UPDATED** The owner read my review, and has agreed to remove the aforementioned disgusting microwave cake from the menu. This is great news for B&B lodgers everywhere!

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!

A truly beautiful wedding venue! We rented the inn for two nights and held our wedding reception on…read morethe patio, which perfectly complemented our European garden theme. The proprietors, Jennifer and Greg, were wonderful to work with and accommodated our special requests to help make our wedding everything we had dreamed of. The appetizers, dinner, and specialty cocktails were all beautifully prepared and received rave reviews from our guests. Those who stayed in the inn and apartments commented on the charming accommodations and especially appreciated the comfortable beds. We fell in love with the home's stunning architecture and antique furnishings, which blend seamlessly with modern comforts and amenities. Our international guests were particularly enchanted by the house, saying that this more than 100-year-old Virginia home was exactly what they had imagined when picturing the historic beauty and charm of Virginia. We couldn't have asked for a more perfect setting for our wedding celebration and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique, elegant, and memorable venue.

Very comfortable and convenient BnB. Across the street from the 1710 Tavern - a fantastic…read morerestaurant and a short walk to Act XII a wine/craft beer shop with light food offerings.It was hot while we were in Tappahannock but AC at the inn worked great. Walkable town. Not enough to do for an extended stay but perfect for a couple of nights. Everyone we met in town were very hospitable and friendly

Lovely room, excellent service. This place is so much more comfortable than your standard…read morecorporate hotel. Lots of personality. Highly recommend.

Great stay from start to finish. Ashley was so helpful with our reservation, which was made the…read moreday of arrival. Check-in was easy. Room was spacious and well-maintained. Loved that they had complimentary snacks for us available any time and a continental breakfast the next morning. Highly recommend this hidden gem within footsteps of colonial Williamsburg and the College of William and Mary. We will be back!