The long time proprietor of the Village Inn has recently sold his business & has retired. This frequent customer wants to thank him & his staff for many years of great accommodations. Your stewardship is missed. Unfortunately we have been back several times since the place has been sold and the quality of room upkeep has deteriorated. Prior to the new ownership, Reservations always resulted in an email confirmation and that has now disappeared. We won't be back. read more

For $94 a night, and off the main highway and not stacked in the city, it's a good deal. The staff were very nice, but the place itself needs a lift as it's not being well cared for. My aim here is constructive. The condition of the rooms we found to be dated and in need of repairs/upgrades. To make it short and easy I'll just list Pros vs Cons based on our experience. Pros: - Large amount of space inside room - Two bathroom sinks - Large mini fridge - Large TV channel selection - Conveniently located but away from city - Playground, pool, and small putting greens - Restaurant is simple and affordable ($11 breakfast) Cons: - Rooms are very loud. We heard every person around us like we lived together. Drunks next door made first night miserable. - Loud highway noise - Linens were worn and tattered - Bed didn't have fitted sheet - Light fixtures falling apart - Phones falling off walls - Showers were dated -Floors heavily stained read more

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A unique experience off the road in rural Harrisonburg. It looks cute from the outside and is decently priced (requires you to have a AAA membership). Please note it is a motel, so the door faces the road and if you're not used to hearing trucks speeding by all night, it might not be for you. The people were friendly and the room was clean. My issue was that the mini fridge kept making clanging sounds throughout the night and the walls are a bit thin. With the clanging, trucks and loud sounds, I did not get much sleep read more

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Pleasant surroundings with large rooms and friendly staff. Restaurant on property with good food. Parking at the door.

Great stay! Workers were very nice and friendly. Room was clean and comfortable. Dog friendly which was a huge plus. The property was cute and had fun things to do if wanting to stay. Would absolutely stay here again if was in the area! read more

Loved the reasonably priced room in spite of a somewhat old mattress and bed pillows that I would personally replace. I did have a problem with the buffet breakfast advertised in the room for $11.95 per person which somehow turned into a $34 check for 2 (including $5 tip). Coffee was extra! And cup was quite small! That was not stated up front and therefore I feel it should have been included in the buffet price. I just hate to be held hostage by unstated charges! Unfortunately, this lowered my rating which would have been 5 stars. read more

I have been coming to the village and for the past 10 years and have never experienced any problems until December 20, 2025. I checked in at 6 PM had purchased some food sat down at the desk was eating my food and a cockroach came running across the wall. Thinking that maybe it was brought in from the restaurant I killed the bug and became very vigilant. Went to the sink and turned the lights on and there were three cockroaches on the sink. I killed two and another got away. Needless to say I was not sleeping so I checked out and I won't be back. I found out that the Inn was sold in July 2025 to new owners and obviously they're not caring for the place like Mr. early did. read more

Stayed 11-18-25.First impression was nice location and affordable price.Neat & clean looking until the cockroaches showed up.No need to say anymore. read more

Found this place by accident online while planning a trip to Buc-ee's. Definitely will be back. Rooms are clean and beds were comfortable. 10 out of 10 recommend. Nice touch with a deck off the back of the rooms and a jetted tub. Convenient to Harrisonburg for great places to eat. read more

third time guests. we really like this hotel. there were a few issues this time, but we will be contacting the new management, and I a confident they will be resolved. we will be back when we return north in the spring. Employees are nice, rooms are full of charm, and you can't beat the outdoor space and view from the balconies! if you love big breakfasts, their morning buffet can't be beat. read more

It's a Hidden Gem! I found this place accidentally when I was looking for an inexpensive hotel to just crash out halfway to my destination. I couldn't believe a place with rooms under $100 could possibly have nine stars on hotels.com, but review after review recommend it and I booked it. Check-in was super easy and the clerk was very nice. The lobby was very clean and it's connected to what appears to be a lovely restaurant. Right now the restaurant is only open for breakfast and lunch, so I will amend this review if I eat there. When I entered the room I will admit that it had that musty smell that you get from motel rooms that don't have the air conditioning on constantly, but once I figured out how to use the air conditioner, cooled the room, it was not noticeable. I have a room with one queen, and get this, a small jetted tub! The room is immaculately clean, the bathroom is spacious and although the furniture does look a little old, it does not look dirty or worn. Once I got settled in my room, I decided to walk around the property and discovered the very cute pool area as well as two separate playgrounds for kids. Behind the hotel is a really nice stream and if you get one of the larger rooms it has a back porch that you can sit back and enjoy a very beautiful and restful view I will definitely stay here anytime I am making this trip, which I do at least once a year. I hate giving it a good review though, because I don't want to many people to find it! It's that good. read more

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Stopped at this hotel both to and from my destination because we liked it so much the first time. Great, super friendly service the first time. Mediocre service the second time. Both times we had very large, spacious rooms. The first time we requested an ADA approved room and received it. The ramp to the room was appreciated. The spaciousness was appreciated. The super comfortable and accessible shower was really really, really appreciated. We were at the end of the row and loved to leave our door open and look at the trees and countryside. The pool was right across the parking lot, should we have wanted it. The second time, the ADA room was booked, and the front desk was not super nice in telling me. Many of the rooms have the concrete ramps that make it easier for a disabled person to enter. Upon our return for a second stay, we were given the only room in our row that did not have a ramp, despite mentioning our disability needs. However, the room was still very spacious, and there was a nice tub with jets that my son with autism really enjoyed. We loved the curtain that separated the main room from the dressing area in both rooms we rented. We loved the pull out loveseat. We did see one large roach during our stay, but this did not keep me from booking a second time, because we loved the property so much. The TVs were too small for the size of the room but again, this was not some thing that would make, or break my decision to stay. Parking was easy each time, right in front of the room. I found the decor to be quaint, country, and appropriate. I enjoyed the multi page letter, explaining the history of the property to guests. I would definitely stay here again if I were traveling through the area. read more

Nothing but good things to say about this motor court. The front desk staff were very friendly and even gave me a bigger discount for my room then l had anticipated! The room was very nice and it had a large private balcony w seating overlooking a nice quiet nature area. All the comforts you would hope for including a jacuzzi bathtub. The Village Inn houses a busy restaurant and has a nice variety of menu items as well. Stop in for a bite or to register for accommodations. read more

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Five stars for the price. Large, very clean room with a jacuzzi tub and a microwave! Small gym, but functional. Free coffee, cookies, and snacks. Just hard to beat at this price. read more

The space in the rooms is nice, and there is a large playground for kids and plenty of space for dogs. The cleaning staff was very polite and efficient. The bathrooms and provided hand soap is very nice. However, we did have some major issues with our stay: -There was an issue with our reservation, having been told it had been paid for, only to find they did an authorization and release on our credit card. The woman at the front counter was slightly rude/impatient while we were trying to sort this out. -Our room was musty, had sort of a strange odor. -We were told breakfast was free, but after we ate, we're informed only *Sunday* breakfast is free. This makes zero sense, but there you go. -The ice machine, hot tub, and laundry were all out of commission. Those were three things that we were very much counting on for our trip. So, as we discussed it as a family, this review kept going lower. We are pretty disappointed with a place that is in a great location, but for paying $200+/night, it didn't feel much like we got our money's worth. We are pretty disappointed, overall. read more

Very pet friendly. Room was nice, check in was easy. We enjoyed our stay and would definitely go back if we are ever in the area.

The Village Inn has a good breakfast buffet. However the service can be extremely slow. Went there on December 30th. They had one poor soul trying to manage a large dining room full of folks. I went to check without a ticket and they refused to allow me to pay. The management told me to go back to the table a wait on my ticket. Five to ten minutes later, I got my ticket. Village Inn, you can do better. read more

Such a cute and cozy motel. Extremely clean , well kept, updated rooms and reasonably priced. Will most definitely be staying again when in town for work. Highly recommend!! read more

We took a chance on an unfamiliar motel because it 4.5 out of 5 stars, and it boasted of having a jacuzzi tub in the room. So, technically it does have a jacuzzi tub, but it very small with a sign posted that it may be used for only 10 minutes...not my idea of a nice long relaxing bath! Also, we found a cleaning rag on the couch in the room, so I am wondering if they forgot it or if they didn't finish cleaning? Then the final disappointment is that I found a dead fly on the counter...I think from now on we'll stick with name brands read more

The Village Inn - Dirty rag - Hotels Near Me - Harrisonburg, Virginia

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Well, first I'd like to say the room was very clean and well kept (for a pet friendly hotel). We had the 2 queen beds/suite, but the room does need a larger TV for viewing, especially when you're trying to watch from the bed. The location is good, but can be a bit noisy with the traffic through the street (we stayed on a Saturday night). A few things we were disappointed with were: paying the $250+/night price felt like we were not getting our money's worth. the continental breakfast was only cold items (cereal, yogurt, fresh fruits and danishes) ; no hot food and then only found out that this is what they considered a 'free breakfast'. We only found out then, that the restaurant is not opened on Saturday's and Sunday's. I would strongly suggest that they share information like that when you call to schedule a reservation. and explain what their "continental breakfast" includes. although the hotel displays accepting AAA, I was told they were not honoring on this weekend - what is up with that? That's another item that should have been shared when making the reservation. while there was a large field to walk your pets (our room was in the low '100' numbered rooms), we had to go outside the room and walk around a narrow grassy walkway to get to that area. It would be nice if (for those rooms), they provide a better access to that field. Otherwise, that is nice field to walk your pets. So between the pricing, not accepting AAA, their restaurant not open, access to field, overall we were not happy, it was just 'ok'. Note: the front desk folks, were very nice. read more

cute hotel! updated rooms,clean,friendly lady at front desk. a little bit noisy from near by traffic,but other than that would definitely stay again! note restaurant is not open for dinner,but we ate at Vito's Italian kitchen 10 min away and it was UNBELIEVABLE! (and I'm from NY,so I KNOW Italian food!) read more

Very impressed with this pet friendly inn. Traveling with my yorkie and kitty I was happy to find The Village Inn for such a great price. Little did I know their two room suite really is 2 hotel rooms joined by a spacious bathroom with jet pool bathtub!! Super friendly & helpful staff. Late night arrivals be aware there are no food options after 11 except for gas stations nearby or vending machines on site. read more

For the price this place can't be beat. Overall my stay was very enjoyable although there were a few caveats. Here's the nuts and bolts: The good: * Very affordable, clean rooms * fridge, microwaves & free HBO * Free (pretty fast) wi-fi * Family run * Comfy beds and pretty big bathrooms The Bad: * Walls are paper thin (I heard the people in the next room open and close their drawers) * Older (owner?) man was a bit abrupt with me when I asked him to recommend a place to eat that wasn't their own restaurant. The Unknown: * The food - I didn't eat in their restaurant. Whet down the street to the Sub Station & Rico's Tacos (SOOOO GOOD) read more

The Village Inn - Room 131 - Hotels Near Me - Harrisonburg, Virginia

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This is far from being a REAL Village Inn restaurant like I've seen in FL. Went there at 1020 am. Sat down at a table. There was 3-4 workers in back , servers that looked at me but ignored me. I waited. Finally, after 15 min wait, an older woman, who said was the server came to my table and asked me if I wanted to eat.... huuuuh da. Yes I do. Isn't that why we go to restaurant for??? Then she said: well. Breakfast is over , and we dont start serving lunch until 11:00.... which was not indicated nowhere for me to see... Hmm. I told her: well. Why do you call this place Village Inn... as it's not at all like the other Village Inn restaurant I know". She started arguing with me.... Needless to say I left n never to return to that place again. I would gave given it NO star at all.... read more

The Village Inn should be the top example of how to run a motel. Friendly people,clean grounds and beautiful landscaping set the tone for a pleasant stay . The homey restaurant is a great convenience and a good value. The fact that they are full on weekends with regular customers is proof and a testament to the ownership and staffs abilities to make people feel welcome read more

What a gem! After a last minute cancelation at a Fairfield in the area because of their exorbitant pet fee, I reached out to The Village who happily took us in for $109, which included bringing our pet! Woohoo! Old charm, back private patio, swing set, corn hole, and a view that takes your breath away... you just can't beat it. If there were more places like this along our interstates, there would be many more happy traveling humans and pups. Thank you, Village Inn. read more

A lovely inn outside of the hustle and bustle of downtown Harrisonburg. Recently updated and beautifully decorated with a warm cozy feel next to farm country. It's quiet but near some local colleges, and had a restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, all southern-style. They also have a pool, playground, and are pet-friendly! Our room was clean, comfortable, with a good fridge and microwave. The inn staff was friendly and all the rooms are on the ground floor so you have an easy walk from your vehicle. Most of the rooms have a balcony overlooking a field, and with the quiet and the comfortable bed makes for a good night's sleep. Very charming. read more

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During the past three years, we've stayed at this quaint motel numerous times. We continue to return because of the comfort, home-like feel, the setting as well as the price. The restaurant has never been a disappointment. Very clean inside and outside. Staff always attentive & helpful. Love the grounds & pet friendly. The only thing that could make it even better is if the restaurant would deliver to your room. Otherwise, this is an awesome little gem!!! read more

Cozy & clean. We found this to be the perfect little spot to turn in for the night. Woke up and took our kiddo to the playground before we hit the road; so ideal! Staff is super friendly, too. Loved our stay read more

I had a decent time at the Village Inn. Overall, the accommodations were comfortable and not too pricey. The room was clean, and the staff was nice. Parking is great. Unfortunately, I was not able to explore the different amenities due to the cold and snowy weather that came through the weekend we were in town. I would not say no to staying here again. My wife and I brought our toddler son with us. We knew we would all be in the same room, which worried us a bit because we were not sure how our son would sleep. However, we were able to put his pack and play behind the sofa, which gave him and us some privacy. This allowed him to sleep really well, and prevented him from being distracted. We were very happy with the room because we were able to do that. There were a few things that I wish were a little different. The shower/bath was a bit difficult to operate and switch between the two. The toilet was not good at flushing everything down. It would always have some toilet paper remaining. It would take 1 or 2 more flushes to get it all down. For some reason, my wife and I both had difficulty sleeping. The bed was fairly comfortable, but we just did not sleep well. We were in a queen room and it did not have a closet, but a rack to hang clothes in the sink area. Overall, I think this is a good establishment. read more

We drove across the country this week. We drive with our doggie because she's slightly too big to fit under the seat on an airplane. Essentially, I won't put her in cargo. Normally, when I drive by myself, I stop at Red Roof (or Woof) Inns. I use the Red Woof's because they accept dogs without a surcharge or complaint. When I'm driving, that is worth the occasionaly sketchy place because its hard to plan when you are driving solo. However, on this trip, the husband was in the car as well. He's a bit less willing to put up with Red Woof standards at some of their locations. He decided to put the time in researching places. He came across the Village Inn when researching locations. It's a nice Mom and Pop hotel close to the highway. They are also doggie friendly. We got there late Sunday night exhausted from driving across Tennessee the day after the worst snow storm in recent memory (yes, we had to drive because of family issues). The Village Inn was waiting for us and the room was warm. Was it swanky? nope. Was it dirty? nope. The Village Inn looks like a place decorated by your grandmother 20 years ago and not seriously updated since then. I mean that in a nice way though. It's clean and very well cared for, even if its a tad well loved on the edges. Overall, I liked it quite a bit and I would definitely stay here again. It's not super contemporary, but not Norman Bates either. They also have a morning breakfast buffet for about 8 bucks a person. I wouldn't drive out of my way to get it, but my gosh, it was tasty as someone who was staying at the hotel. They had pancakes, french toast, sausage, bacon, oatmeal, grits, sausage gravy, eggs, egg casserole thingie, fruit, muffins ... and also scrapple! The scrapple with the stewed apples was mighty good. I had 2 slices of that with 2 bowls of grits with gravy. The husband was sitting across from me snarking abot how much I was eating, but I was looking at him saying "but its sooo good! and we have a 12 hour drive ahead!" Overall, if you have realistic expectations, the Village Inn will exceed them and please you a bunch. It's a well cared for highway motel that is locally owned. If you want the corporate travel warrior experience, this place isn't for you. read more

We stopped in for a late lunch. They were serving fried and baked chicken, rosemary pork, swedish meatballs, mixed vegetables, string beans with bacon, baked beans, corn and bread at the buffet station. They even had a salad bar with fresh fruit and tons of homemade pies and cookies for dessert! My family loved all of the food. It was tasty, country homestyle cooking. Great value! Loved the sweet tea and the double chocolate chip cookies were amazing! read more

Clean, quiet, beautiful pool and grounds. Loved that they had a playground and a few extra things. Only negative is that we stayed on a Saturday so breakfast the next morning was all cold food. I would highly suggest at least put some bagels/hard rolls a toaster and some cream cheese out. read more

Decent rooms at a reasonable rate, but don't put too much stock in the continental breakfast--sugar cereals and packaged pastries. If you aren't familiar with the area, it's a good bit south of Harrisonburg into a rural area...in the next county even read more

A relaxing change from hotels on the interstate but only 1.5 miles from the interstate exits. Village Inn is a quiet one story hotel with extensive land and an onsite restaurant for breakfast and lunch. It's perfect for families with small children as there is a playground. For dog owners, the grounds are large enough to give the dogs a real walk. We had a room with a deck that we thoroughly enjoyed. Lots of fireflies to watch. For dinner, we'd suggest Sergio's Pizza in nearby Bridgewater, 6 minutes away. read more

Tried this place for a weekend getaway at massanutten. From the beginning the traffic by the freeway was absolutely horrible (in their defense not their fault), and the a/c unit was broken on a particularly warm winter night (68 degrees) and even after multiple calls to the front desk the issue was never resolved. Not to mention the employee at the front desk was incredibly rude and dismissive. When checking out the next morning I noticed a blood stain on my sheets. I approached which seemed to be management about all of these issues, and like ive seen in a few other reviews blamed Booking.com..not only were these guys rude and very unprofessional, but they almost tried an intimidation method of service. Best believe I will not be returning to this redneck inn! read more

We decided to stay in Harrisonburg while on our way from RI to Nashville for a wedding. (Bonus, it is almost exactly half way). We liked it so much for the value that we stopped here again on our way home. The design is that of a motel all one level-drive to your door), but the rooms are anything but 'motelish'. They are bright, clean and relatively modern. Granted it was off season and a week night, but we stayed both times for $69. Our second night we had a cute private back porch off the room. We almost wished we were staying more than just for the night. Both nights 'Ben' checked us in. A character for sure. Very dry sense of humor and very pleasant. If there was one negative it would be that it is a bit far for a walk to town, but for our purpose, this was not an issue. Would definitely stay again next time through. read more

I was pleasantly surprised by this one! Very hometown feel, very sweet people that work here! They really love their jobs and you can tell! The food was delicious, most definitely home cooked! I'm not the kind of girl that likes fried chicken, but this one was to die for. read more

Beware of additional charges We reserved a suite for a family of 5 which includes 2 queen beds and a folding couch. When we arrived the folding couch did not have sheets. When I asked the front desk for sheets I was told there was an additional charge. I pointed out that our reservation through hotels.com stated that the room came with 2 queen beds and a folding couch I was told "only if you pay for the sheets". Additionally, the beds were saggy and every time you log into the WiFi you must enter the username and password (not just once a day but every single time you picked your phone back up). In the future we'll stick with our favorite chain hotels since we know what we'll be getting. read more

We recently stayed at The Village Inn over Easter weekend. I remember the hotel and restaurant from when I lived in Harrisonburg 25 years ago. we found our room to be very comfortable and updated. The bed was comfortable. Temperature controls were easy to use. We loved sitting on the deck and enjoying nature - watched bunnies hopping in the meadow. We watched the sun rise over the blue ridge mountains from our deck. The bathroom was nice. This is a family owned small business that gives amazing service and aims to please. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants to stay somewhere the actually feels like the place you visit g - and not just some chain surrounding by strip malls and Cracker Barrel's. The Early family has run this place since 1936 (according to the history in the guest book) and its grand! It isn't the ritz, but it is like a taste of home. read more