My husband and I went here for our 2nd Wedding Anniversary and it was an awesome weekend. The cabin…read moreis beautiful and the views were spectacular. The private hot tub and fire pit were awesome and we used both. We wanted a cozy getaway and that's definitely what we got. The only downsides were that the fire pit solo stove didn't have a lid to help it go out so we had to wait outside longer than we planned until it went out and there were a good amount of bugs (expected in the area the cabin is but it was still a lot). The views and our overall experience at the cabin was exactly what we were hoping for so we will definitely be back! We were near plenty of places in a nearby town for meals and groceries and our goal was to complete the Old Rag hike and we were close enough to do it! :)

Anniversary trip! This place is so peaceful. So clean and…read morejust allows you to relax! We stayed a few nights in June 2025 and I am already looking for dates to go back. We stayed in Cabin #8. The privacy is on point. The hottub and the swing, perfect! We did some grocery shopping to make our meals on site. They also had a small grill. The washer and dryer in the cabin made a huge difference because we went hiking a couple times and it was hot out! The only thing that threw me for a loop was their small pond. It looked amazing in photos but in person it was a small pond with rocks and gravel. But everything else was wonderful! You can go offsite to see beautiful waterfalls etc. There is a community rec center across the street with a large pool. We stopped in to see it. Staff there was informative and friendly. So if you wanted to hop out of the Hawksbill gate and go across the street you can enjoy the pool!

I absolutely recommend this place! It was secluded and had an amazing view. The house, hot tub and…read moregrounds were well kempt. Our adult family of four stayed for six days, and it was a little tight but far from uncomfortable. We played horseshoes in the yard, ate s'mores, did some awesome hiking behind the house, which happens to be right on the edge of the national park (beware the nettles and getting lost), canoeing, the Luray Caverns, hiking in the national park, local dining, and we spent a ton of time in the hot-tub. I recommend all of it. Things to be aware of: the beds are not large, this place is secluded, and the driveway is a steep, gravel switchback.

We stayed at Siesta Cabin during the snow storm in January 2026. Got snowed in but the owner Donna…read morewas superb in being on top of getting us out :) Wonderful cabin with great views - clean spacious nice amenities fantastic hot tub and the local handyman support is amazing too. Both thumbs up!

Donna E can Naysay my original posts if she chooses to save face.. but photos by another reviewer…read moredon't lie and either do I! I'm mean Who uses the excuse that she was late with 'seasonal cleaning'? A super host checks readiness to rent / cleans ahead of each guest - That's What We All Expect.. Seasonally?? That is a Gross Admission. Call it a guide, call it a handbook.. You directions / admissions clearly reveal that you believe your paying guests should prepare the place ahead of those coming. I hope you learn how to host and years from now your guests leave happy that they dropped by for a couple days. PS I'm not an underage woman. I identified your shortfalls with accuracy. Too bad you your embarrassment won't let you accept the truth.

We rented out a cabin to stay with our family, which happened to be 3 families with children. It…read morewas about a perfect setup for us, given the difficulties of traveling with two kids under two. The cabin came fitted with appropriate child gates and had pack n plays for them to sleep in. It also had enough for us to be comfortable and entertained together, on the mountain every night when we put them to bed. They probably undersell their amenities, so be sure to look for everything they have to offer. Overall the cabin was very clean, the terms were reasonable, it had everything we needed, and the view/location was perfect. If you're traveling to the area I'd definitely recommend looking into their options.

We rented the Breccia cabin, which has a screened in deck with jacuzzi. Fire pit and charcoal grill…read moreoutside, plus gas fireplace in living room. Loft upstairs with a small bed. Room to fit inflatable bed. The place is well maintained. Checked out Luray Caverns - amazing. Of course hiked in Shenandoah National Park and what a pleasure soaking in jacuzzi afterwards. Love, love the quiet!

My wife and I booked a Lewis cabin for our wedding anniversary. When we arrive we saw about a dozen…read morerustic-looking cabins nestled in the woods. Unfortunately management at Lewis Cabins have taken the rustic concept waaaaay too far. The cabins have no no television, no Wi-Fi. Not even air conditioning. Frankly I was almost surprised that they had running water. When discussed the primitive accommodations with the management, they said that their basic nature was clear on their website and that most guests are campers that just want to get in out of the weather, or repeat customers who know what to expect. (They did acknowledge that the cabins get pretty hot in the summer with no A/C.) For almost $200/night, I cannot imagine a camper staying there. As to repeat customers, I just have to say that I will NOT be among their ranks. To those who are regulars, I hope you enjoy your night in the 18th Century.

I am not an experienced camper and im not so much for "roughing it" so this place really catered to…read moremy needs of experiencing nature while still being comfortable. The beds here are super comfortable and warm with clean linens to snuggle with after a long car ride. There's no refrigeration or TV (and why would you want to watch TV anyway out in that beautiful nature?) but i was stoked that they had a Keurig coffee maker with coffee and supplies (because I have GOT to have coffee). The water pressure wasnt the greatest in the shower, but it stayed hot the entire time and I left feeling refreshed. It even came with Bath and Body works hygiene supplies, which made me very happy. You get your own little deck to sit out in a marvel at the nature around you. Honestly there is nothing like waking up in the morning and being surrounded by peaceful woods everywhere you go. This is a great place to be if you want to camp without completely roughing it out in the elements. We stayed ONE night, and I seriously wish we stayed. Worth a repeat trip!

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.

I had a wonderful stay at Luray Caverens Motel East. Sheila was incredibly kind, welcoming, and…read moreaccommodating from the moment I arrived. She is very knowledgeable aqbout the area and has a genuine passion for sharing local recommendations and information. My room was spotless and had a charming old-school feel that made my stay feel comfortable and relaxing. Tjhe views were beautiful , and after a long day of driving, the pool was the perfect way to unwind and refresh. Everyone I encountered was friendly anf helpful, and it was clear that great care is taken to keep the property clean and inviting. I highly recommend staying here and look forward to visiting again. ( I am staying again on my way home )

Not for family or couples. I've been going here on a golf trip for over 30 years. A hang out for…read moreguys who aren't picky.

Our family bought in to Mountainside Villas about 5-6 years ago and have had nothing but amazing,…read moremutli-family vacations here. The units are enormous, with space to spread out. Very well stocked and enormous kitchens, high ceilings, large windows and situated beautifully on Massanutten Mountain. Wish they had propane instead of electric fireplaces, but other than that, this place is great. Most of the units appear to have the major stuff updated (Kitchens, Baths & more) but it is a more rustic with older decor, but okay to put your feet on the coffee table sort of place perfect for families. They have access to all of the other resort stuff on the mountain as well.

Well... I put off reviewing this site until I was able to off-load the timeshare that was "gifted"…read moreto me by a relative. Thanks, but you can have it back. Our week was 48--right in the middle of nothing. It's the height of off-season, so understand that my review may be tainted by the fact that most "things" are closed, there's no snow, and everyone is gearing up for the storms to come. The condo was nice. Well-equipped and cozy. Kids loved playing in the downstairs "hot tub," but the water got cold before the entire spa was filled. Upgrades will be needed at some point...but not sure that they'll survive the timeshare tradition. I was lucky to find someone willing to take this off my hands. Paying the annual fee was only slightly less than 3-4 nights at a decent hotel elsewhere. If you're able to buy into RCI and enjoy the benefits of banking and playing the weeks/points game, this is a decent start. I wouldn't return every year. Particularly in the off-season.