My husband and I stayed at the Inn at Antietam for two nights in the Clara Barton Suite, and we had…read morea wonderful experience.  Will greeted us upon arrival, showed us to our room, and spent about ten minutes describing the local dining options in the surrounding towns.  The inn is an excellent base for exploring Antietam National Battlefield (it actually sits on a portion of the battlefield itself) and visiting nearby attractions, such as Harpers Ferry and Shepherdstown.  Our room was comfortable, and the bathroom had been recently remodeled.  The property also features a lovely garden that attracts a wide variety of birds.  I especially enjoyed sitting on the porch with a good book while watching the birds.  It was incredibly relaxing.   The breakfast portion of this bed and breakfast exceeded our expectations.  Miriam's baking skills are truly exceptional!  The homemade pastries were always fresh and delicious, the coffee was excellent, and they happily accommodated our dietary needs.  They also go out of their way to source fresh, minimally processed ingredients for their meals, which we greatly appreciated.   The highlight of our stay, however, was getting to know Miriam, Will, and Hamish (the dog).  We genuinely enjoyed our conversations with them throughout our visit, and they made us feel less like hotel guests and more like friends or family visiting their home.  They are warm, engaging people, and we could easily imagine being friends with them.   Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay.  The breakfast alone makes the Inn at Antietam worth the visit, but when you combine it with the beautiful house, peaceful setting, and genuinely welcoming hosts, it becomes an exceptional experience.  We would gladly stay here again and have already recommended it to a few people.

What a delightful place to stay! It all started when I…read morecalled for reservations and spoke to one of the inn keepers, Will. After getting to know what we wanted he recommended a room (the Edmonds suite) for us that was absolutely wonderful! When we arrived we spoke in person and he had a GREAT recommendation for dinner - The Press Room. Even though it was a MONDAY, he thought we should get reservations. I'm so HAPPY we followed his advice! The meal was wonderful and the ambiance great. (We also enjoyed his next recommendation- Bistro 112, for our Anniversary dinner) Then we met Miriam (another great conversation), and Hamish (the FRIENDLY dog). Over the next two mornings we ate a delicious breakfast with so much great food we skipped lunch both days! What a great visit! (I bet we stay again sometime)

This was a great place to stay, and the owner is totally on top of everything, from having menus of…read morethe best local restaurants, to chocolates by the pillow. The home itself is beautiful, comfortable, and well decorated. I would consider staying here for a nice weekend getaway. We had to leave early, so we missed breakfast. Also, the wi-fi had trouble reaching our room, the ground floor study. Apart from that, it was excellent. Winchester is a great little town if you're inDC and looking for a place to escape. Consider this little gem. It has great shops and restaurants and nice pedestrian main street.

This place was outstanding. One of the best Bed and Breakfast I have visited. They do a great job…read moremaking you feel welcomed adding a personal flare by adding your names on a chalk board in the room. We stayed in the Ashby Suite and it was wonderful. It had that older image that you associate with BnBs but with a modern touch. Having the fire place was amazing and a great cap to the night. The breakfast in the morning was above and beyond what we expected and truly sets the Airwell apart from other BnBs. Highly recommended!! I would go back in a heartbeat.

Lisa and Todd were delightful to talk to. The grounds are lovely, with comfy chairs scattered…read morearound to enjoy this fall afternoon. The home is decorated reminiscent of a bygone era, in a nostalgic way. There are common rooms to hunker down in. Our bedroom had a comfortable bed which was key. The marble bathroom was beautiful. Nice shower. High end toiletries. Breakfast got us off to a good start. Coffee, tea selection, fruit cup, oj, sausage and this pumpkin French toast which was over the top. Everything you could ask for and more. I give them my highest recommendation.

Beautiful scenery with a very nice host. We were very grateful to be married here, would highly…read morerecommend!

My husband and I came here for our honeymoon after finding Fuller House was totally booked, but…read moreit's just as well, as we fell in love with the Nancy Shepherd House Inn from the start! The building is unlike any B&B I have ever stayed in in terms of historical authenticity; and David, the inn-keeper, is super-cool, friendly and easy-going. He makes a very good breakfast of homemade pecan waffles, bacon, coffee and juice, and he's gracious enough to share a drink with guests, especially if you're a beer enthusiast! I'm hoping that tonight we'll get to hear him play some bluegrass, as he's also a world-class musician (as everyone in town will tell you if you mention where you're staying). I look forward to return visits here!

My friends had a wedding here recently and everything was perfect. The food, venue, DJ, stay and…read moreteam overall were on point. You know the team works well when shortly after pictures or videos are taken they are quickly uploaded to be shared with the party the same day. I've never seen a team work this efficiently. Wedding food is always important I had the short rib here and it was cooked and seasoned perfectly. Everything you possibly need for a wedding is on the premise. The after party taco bar was a nice addition. Each of the cabins in the main barn had fast WiFi, AC units and clean bathrooms. Highly recommend coming here if you want a staycation or looking to plan a large event.

I had such a wondrous and marvelous time at the wedding held here. The food was of the finest…read morequality, the music and ceremony led by the master of ceremonies John was so fun and vibrant especially with the glow sticks. We did not have to lift a finger as the guests, everything was superb!

Potomac Adventure manages/owns several VRBOs in the Harper's Ferry region. While we might have…read morereviewed the 1799 Inn where we stayed (one of their properties) it's more relevant to review them and their customer service. I almost never write a negative review but prefer to reach out to management. We made the best effort in that regard, but given the response, I have decided to share our experience. I will share the communication with the owners that was sent after we checked out. "Our first visit to Harper's Ferry was memorable. The best part of our stay was seeing old friends from Virginia and California. The location was very convenient to meet an old high school friend at Harper's Ferry Brewing and other friends came from Rockville to have lunch with us on Sunday at Snallygaster's. We dined at Rabbit Hole (our least favorite though the service was outstanding), Country Cafe, Kelly Farm Kitchen, and Battle Grounds Bakery. We also stopped in at Bolivar Bread Bakery where we purchased coffee for our room, pepperoni pretzel rolls and a loaf of bread to share with our family in Virginia. Many great stories to tell. It was nice to be able to walk to a few of the locations despite my hip disability and the free parking was certainly a bonus. Most of my professional career (and my husband's) has been in the tourism and hospitality industry. Hotels, restaurants, Mike was an innkeeper for more than 20 years, and I have spent more than 30 years traveling and writing about destinations. So, we have some experience. All that being said, Mike and I wanted to let you know that the 1799 Inn and the Ohio Suite did not meet our expectations. We don't know how long you've owned this property, but it looks like it's in need of a facelift. The staircase - clearly not part of the original house - should be replaced. I don't know what the building code is, but we tripped more than one. Very uneasy going up and down even for Mike who is quite active. There were cobwebs and dead bugs all over the main entrance. Also, cobwebs in our room. When we arrived and had trouble opening the door to our room - the keypad would not light-up for us to see - I called you and the phone went to voicemail. Fortunately, we finally figured it out and were able to get in. The baseboards in the bathroom are visibly dirty and in general the shower and sink looked as if they could use a more thorough cleaning perhaps with some chlorine-free bleach spray. The bed frame rails were also dusty. The rug in the bedroom should be replaced - worn and seems dirty. If you close the bathroom door, the rug blocks the door when you try to exit so we kept rolling it over to keep it out of the way. We took two wine glasses off the shelf and they were absolutely filthy - perhaps they hadn't been used in a long time and two of the white bowls which we took down for snacks, they were also dirty. There are photos attached of the wine glasses and some other issues mentioned above. The cyclists who arrived Saturday night remarked that there was no tea, coffee, or creamers in their room. We gave them the rest of our coffee pods, tea, sugar and creamers for which they were very thankful. We let the housekeeper know when we saw her on Sunday. We left the Ohio Suite clean and tidy before we departed on Sunday. And some updated visitor information publications that we picked up at the Jefferson County Welcome Center on the coffee table. I am not someone who ever writes a bad review on any social media platform. I will always let someone know either by email or phone. We hope you will take all of this as it is intended and that is to say your cleaning staff needs to do better. " The owner's email response included no apology. No, "we're sorry" this was your experience. She went on to say, " After researching the area and taking into consideration the type of guests most likely to stay downtown across from the noisy train station, the investors decided to create a budget friendly experience. (You were actually in the only suite with nice furniture). " So completely ignored our concerns even after we provided images to validate our points. We spoke by phone shortly after and I'm sorry to say I lost my temper. The owner deflected everything, was very disrespectful and then accused me of the same. Again, there was never any apology even though she claimed she had done so. Why hadn't I called to ask for someone to come and clean upon arrival? It was already late when we arrived and we didn't realize the problems until the next day. Regardless, the unit should have been throughly cleaned before. This all could have been easily resolved. We didn't ask for any money refunded - even though we paid a $45 cleaning fee and the unit was clearly less than clean. A simple apology was all we needed. There were some other issues, but time and space will not allow for me to go on here. We'll stay elsewhere if we ever get back to Harper's Ferry.

We stayed in their 1799 Inn. The apartment was very clean, well decorated with a comfortable bed…read more Parking for one vehicle per apt. is right next to the building, which in this town is very nice. Communication has been outstanding. Everything in lower town and the Maryland Overlook is all within walking distance. From what I have heard, all their rentals are just as nice.

Loved our stay. Stayed in the bottom room for the week leading up to July 4th. Arrived to a fridge…read morefull of food, private parking in a town with no free parking, and an amazingly relaxing atmosphere with a backyard full of frogs and fish and a bench swing. Will definitely be back.

My family went to Lily B&B for Thanksgiving. There were five of us, all adults, all family. It…read moreis an adorable place. We had the upstairs of the house. Self-entry was very easy. There is one bedroom with a queen-sized bed, and then there is a loft with a double bed. The ladder goes straight up to the loft. Getting up to the loft is not for the faint of heart. Three of the adults were in their 50s, and two not in the best of shape, so there was no way we could get into the loft. The rest of us slept on the main level. There is also a blow-up bed that was easy to use. The bathroom was very nice. The kitchen had everything we needed. The garden was cute. My sister and I read out on the swing during the day and at night we all sat around the fire. We took our two dogs, also. We walked them a few times during the day around the neighborhood. There was some open space if you walk behind the house and then turn right at the next street. . The host, Shawn, was available whenever we needed him. For the breakfast part, due to Covid, you let them know beforehand what you want and Lily B&B leaves it in the kitchen and you make it yourself, which was fine with me. Shawn also makes an awesome quiche which we all enjoyed. We had a lot of fun. We've never gone away for Thanksgiving but we just might do it again next year.

this property is located in a beautiful, quiet area with magnificent scenery. it is well kept and…read moreelegantly decorated. The rooms are quiet and clean and have everything you need to be comfortable. The hostess Olga is delightful.

This bed and breakfast is amazing. It is off the beaten path, and sits on lots of acreage. The…read moreplace is beautiful and Olga is accommodating. Our rooms were spacious and pleasant. She makes eggs to order in the morning, between 8:30 and 9:00 am. There were pastries, muffins, fruit, various varieties of bread for toasting and many jams to choose. It was fun to chat with the others, who also stayed here. If we are ever in the area again, we definitely stop here.