If you are in the Shenandoah area I cannot recommend the Inn at the Shenandoah enough! My boyfriend…read moreand I stayed here for over the weekend and it was perfect. It was his birthday and I called the owners to inquire about their add packages including the birthday one. Well they went above and beyond. The room as you can see in the photos was sweetly decorated, my boyfriend loved it! The room itself is great. We had a queen bed, a jacuzzi tub, electric fireplace and a balcony! A couple blocks from the Inn is a very scenic creek walkway. We did a few laps to soak up the beautiful weather we had over the weekend. If you are in the area definitely stay at the Inn!

We visited for my wife's birthday and it could not have been better. The Inn is perfect with a very…read morewelcoming atmosphere! Janina, was the perfect hostess and went way above to make our visit perfect. She placed roses in the room, hung happy birthday signs at breakfast, and made my wife the perfect vegan breakfast. Our room was excellent, clean, and comfortable and included a private entrance if needed. We loved Luray and we loved our stay. The price was very competitive to other B&Bs in the area, but I doubt any of them can beat our experience! I cannot recommend this place highly enough. We will absolutely be back!!!

What an adorable cottage! We loved staying in this beautiful spot, the place was pristine! The beds…read morewere comfy, loved the bedspreads. The living room was cozy and comfy. The kitchenette was handy, had everything we needed! Super immaculate restrooms and grounds! Stunning views of the mountains! If you are heading to Luray, I highly recommend this place for privacy and cleanliness!! Can't wait to come back!!

Nice hotel. people were polite and helpful. First hotel that ive stayed at in over 2 decades that…read moreput a 100 security hold on my card. "just in case you wreck the room". I realize they are required to say this by the hotel. but kind of insulting and im 53 with bad shoulders and arthritis in my hips. only thing wrecked is me. Room was nice. bed was very comfy. room was clean. I realize the place is almost 100 years old but some areas need some attention. bad paint on the window (outside) bad plaster job in my bathroom. REALLY didnt appreciate the landscaper running weed Wacker at 6am outside my window. dont expect to ever be in luray again. but i would stay there again. especially seeing the other hotels availed. speak easy restaurant was nice. good food. breakfast in the dining room was really good.

Overall a great experience. I loved the fact that coming here a little after the check in hour I…read morewas texted a code to get through the main door and into the room specifically resevered in advance. Though it is remodeled, the building layout still has its old-time feel and stairs, so be sure to take that into account if you book a second floor room. The rooms are spacious and have more in place than most modern hotels. The kitchen is a nice feature, but not something very useful for a one night stay. The bed was comfortable, but as others have said you do hear everything outside on the street, so it might be best to try and book a room in a somewhat remote corner.

We just finished our stay at this cute hotel. It has an Airbnb feel and is located close to…read moreeverything we wanted to do - hiking, kayaking, zip lining and more. The best part is we were within walking distance of several eateries which made finding food easy. Now for the cons - If you need complete darkness to sleep, this may not be the place for you. The natural light in our room was incredible and so were the street lights! We wore sleep masks and that helped us greatly but without them we likely wouldn't have slept well at all. Also, when we raised issues about cleanliness, the manager responded promptly. I'm not sure we'd stay here again but it was still a solid stay.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND. We had a wonderful experience here for our anniversary…read more First, the house itself is incredibly beautiful and clearly well taken care of. They had a common living room for the guests to relax in which had books and board games. There was also an area for 24/7 water, coffee, and tea, and in the afternoon, a baked treat was available. We saw chocolate chip cookies and apple cider donuts. Bonus: There was a mini fridge with seltzer water. Second, we booked the Naturalist for the weekend and it was a wonderful room. The sheets were so soft and comforting. The bathroom was a bit small but had modern fixtures. I don't know what the shower head was, but it was super nice LOL. I could've stood in there forever. Their shampoo, conditioner, and body wash smelled lovely as well. They provide a little lotion tube. So, I'd recommend bringing your own. Third, the breakfast was amazing. Shannon and Joe did a wonderful job making the dining experience wonderful. I really loved Shannon's french toast. Joe was also very attentive to the guests. Overall, it was such a wonderful experience. I would love to visit again someday. The location is also quite convenient. You are walking distance away from many cafes, stores, and restaurants. It was definitely a wonderful weekend to recharge. Highly recommend and grateful that we could spend our anniversary here

Mike and Adelheid are wonderful hosts and the breakfasts are delicious. Great place to stay near…read morethe northern entrance to Shenandoah National Park.

Brookside Cabins is the place to stay for awesome accommodations, tranquillity, nature at the foot…read moreof the Shenandoah mountains and even food! *The hot tub was a huge plus!* The staff is awesome and a huge shoutout to the manager, Kristina! Had a wonderful 2 day mini vacation. Will definitely return for more pampering!

We came to Shenandoah Valley for a winter experience and took advantage of some of the great winter…read moredeals (all rate 25% off plus third night was 40% because we booked before Thanksgiving) offered by Brookside. Unfortunately, because of our choice of year, we ran into a few problems, all of which were addressed promptly and satisfactorily by the owners of Brookside. And, because of that, we are in position to review several of the cabins! We booked Cabin 9 and battled through crazy DC drivers who freak out over a literal two inches of snow (aside: seriously DC-area, get it together!) Diane in the gift stop called us that morning to warn us of the impending snow and to let us know that if we ended up arriving late, they would leave the key for us under the doormat. Amazing foresight and we really appreciated her call. When we walked into our cabin, the bathroom sink was overflowing and not draining. Turns out the cold winds had frozen the drainage pipes and Cabin 9, being at the end, got the brunt of it. Cece and Bob, the owners, came down immediately and gave us our choice of cabins. We chose number 2, which is a cozy space with a hot tub, angled bed and intimate fireplace area. The second morning, when we were moved back into 9, the water went out over the entire resort just after our morning shower, but by the time we returned to the cabin in the evening, it was fixed. Overall, I liked Cabin 9 best, with its open layout, its great view from the Jacuzzi tub and its numerous skylights. Cabin 2 was cozy and romantic and I liked the layout of the sofa area around the fireplace and the hot tub was pleasant. Both are ideal for a couple, though Cabin 9 has a pull-out sofa and is large enough to not feel too crowded with kids. We also had a peek into Cabins 7 & 8. Number 8 has a full kitchen and two bedrooms and would be great for a family or even the main house for a family reunion. Cece said it is popular for Thanksgiving gatherings. Cabin 7 is a jacuzzi cabin that was intended to be a two-bedroom but instead has a "tub room." If you like privacy for your Jacuzzi it makes sense, however we did not like that each room was separate. The greatest part about the winter? Beautiful snow-covered trees and a partially frozen brook that still babbles underneath it AND the amazing Christmas decorations in each cabin. The usual decor is a bit old-fashioned and flowery, but the Christmas decorations are really fabulous and fun. The restaurant was closed from Thanksgiving until the second week of January. Also, the cabins are really close to 211, which could get noisy in the summer, maybe? But we did not hear much traffic from our cabin, which was next to the roadway. Plus, you can't get any closer to the Thornton Gap entrance to Shenandoah National Park. We hope to return this spring!

Hillside hotel was not a great stay but not horrible. Our room smelled stale and like old smoke, I…read morethink maybe it was ingrained in the wood paneling. Our room was not like the photos (definitely not fully remodeled) or luxurious. The bathroom had new fixtures and vanity but the tub was still old and kind of grimy. The window screen in the bathroom was ancient and hard to open and there were some sort of seeds or insect eggs all over the windowsill there. There were also dead flies in the front window, which could have used a wipe down. We had a 2 queen room and one bad was extremely hard and one was very soft. There were only 3 pillows on each bed so someone only had 1 pillow - not ideal with kids. Two of the towels in the bathroom were nice and 2 were pretty raggedy and thin. The size of the room was fine (only room for 1 small table, no chairs) but there was no additional deadbolt or slide latch on the door and that didn't feel safe, especially after someone tried to put a code into our door at about 11:00 one night. This motel is somewhat cute, cozy and quiet but still seems a bit run down. However, after driving around Luray, I'd venture to say it's the nicest of the roadside motels we saw. It has beautiful views of the Shenandoah's and it's very convenient to town and the park. It wasn't awful but wasn't what we expected. The manager Judy was very nice when she called to confirm our reservation and when I let her know the room smelled smoky. Be aware that not all rooms look like the photo on the website.

The staff were great. The room was clean. My son left his blanket in the room and the Hillside…read morestaff worked with me to ship it home. Great stay! The pool is currently being resurfaced (stayed 6/19/26)

Still one of the best Bed & Breakfast options in the Shenandoah Valley. Hank and Wylie are awesome…read morehosts. The rooms are always clean, cozy, and well-appointed. Hank is an EXCELLENT baker as well, so the cakes are well worth it. A great option indeed!

## Piney Hill Bed and Breakfast: A Perfect Shenandoah Valley Getaway (5 stars)…read more **A Dreamy Escape with Spectacular Views and Unforgettable Hospitality** My recent stay at Piney Hill Bed and Breakfast was an absolute delight. Nestled amidst rolling hills just outside of Luray, the location offered stunning panoramic views of the valley and surrounding mountains. Finding the B&B was a breeze, and upon arrival, I was immediately charmed by the property's historic character, perfectly complemented by modern amenities. **Comfort and Convenience** The room itself was a haven of comfort. The bed was incredibly inviting, and the ensuite bathroom provided everything I needed. Piney Hill truly goes the extra mile with thoughtful touches - from having spare toiletries on hand (lifesaver alert for that forgotten floss!) to individual climate control - ensuring a perfectly relaxing stay. **The Heart of Piney Hill: Hank, Wiley, and Bob** However, the heart and soul of Piney Hill lie with the wonderful innkeepers, Hank and Wiley. Their warm hospitality and engaging conversation made each breakfast a highlight. Their stories and kindness were truly heartwarming, and I found myself looking forward to these morning chats just as much as exploring the Shenandoah National Park nearby. **Breakfast Fit for Royalty** Speaking of breakfast, it was without a doubt the best food I had on my entire trip. From the melt-in-your-mouth sticky buns to the heavenly French toast and the savory sage-egg-sausage bake, each morning was a culinary delight. **A Must-Stay for Shenandoah Valley Travelers** Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway, a base to explore the national park, or simply a place to unwind amidst breathtaking scenery, Piney Hill Bed and Breakfast is the perfect choice. I can't recommend them enough! In fact, if you're staying nearby and can't swing a stay, I highly recommend checking out their take-out bakery. **A Fond Farewell (and a Scratch for Bob!)** Thank you, Hank and Wiley, for making my stay so special. And please give Bob the dog an extra scratch on the head for me! I can't wait to return to the Shenandoah Valley and Piney Hill in the future.

The moment my girlfriend and I drove up to the bed and breakfest we knew it was the perfect choice…read more The whole place just radiates inviting, and friendly. Everything is very clean and well maintained. The gazebo is large and has a nice fire pit so you can relax at an apropiate distance. The staff are all super amazing!! Their fun, helpful, and all around great people. They served the best breakfasts and were so happy to get anything we needed. We are definetly coming back.

I only stayed one night at the Mayneview B&B, but it was more than enough time to realize this is a…read moremust visit B&B. I came from the Washington-DC area, and it was quite easy to get to the B&B (using GPS, of course!) Hugh, the innkeeper, was there to receive me with a complete tour of the place, which was beautiful, comfortable and spotless! The gardens and outdoor areas were just as delightful. My room, Hawksbill, was a corner unit with windows on two sides, painted in a soothing light blue and a beautiful view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The room was comfortable, clean with a bed that knocked me unconscious until the next morning. I was also able to meet the owners of the Mayneview B&B, Bryce and Greg, who were very welcoming and kind. Hugh also made sure that I had everything I needed, and made himself available in case I had questions. In the evening, and after dinner in town, I even met some of the other guests at the Mayneview B&B, who coincidentally all came from the New York area. We all sat by the crackling fire pit and got to share our stories. In the morning, I was served a delicious breakfast of asparagus soufflé, with a side of sausage and a watermelon salad. The coffee was fresh, black and strong, just like I like it!

Tony and I reserved this hotel room on the website. Whenever we can we choose a Quality Inn or…read moreComfort Inn to stay at This one was chosen for 3 factors, price, location and reviews. The front desk clerk was very friendly and nice. The pool is outside and open from 10 am to 10 pm Very clean Our room was nice, no complaints at check in.

I reserved this room late on a holiday weekend. The price was outrageous but it was close to Luray…read moreCaverns. This room was filthy. Long black hair everywhere. No bed bugs that I could find. Cigaret burn on the chair and the beds creaked loudly every time I moved. The beds were ok comfort wise. Shower needed to be regrouped. Certainly not even close in value for what we paid.

Dining room, morning coffee shop (starbucks), cozy seating area, gift shop, outdoor deck…read moreoverlooking the views, cabins, trails. This is the place. This concession is run by a vendor and will change hands in 2027. At the moment, prices are reasonable at the restaurant and cabins. The public facilities are in good condition. No park rangers were on duty at this location. A vendor employee was in the main office building, which also has lovely views and a big cozy fireplace. Cabins are rented until November and have stunning views from what we could see. Check their website goshenandoah.com for prices and availability. Public water fountain, restrooms, picnic area, and EV charge station in the parking area.

Skyland is our favorite place to stay in the Shenandoah. It's centrally located and some of the…read morerenovated motel style rooms are much nicer than they used to be. Clean enough for park lodges, firm beds and decent quality bedding. This time we stayed in a premium room with two doubles in the pinnacle building right next to the office and the restaurant so very convenient for breakfast. It's west facing so you get the sunset. Room's a good size with a closet/luggage area outside the bathroom, wood flooring, fridge, a small table with two chairs, and there are also two patio chairs outside the door (upper floor has better view on the balcony - ground floor has a grassy lawn area in front). Aircon doesn't seem to be working but room feels pretty cool with the ceiling fan on. WiFi is pretty much nonexistent - it only seems to work in the office where there is a seating area or maybe the dining room. This time also tried the closest trail - Stony Man - a short walk from the lodge. Not sure why it took us so many visit to hike on this trail - it's a short walk (just an easy 1.6 mile circuit) to the summit with fantastic view of the valley and enough space on the rock outcropping to sit on to enjoy the view.