We had an excellent suite. The hosts have thought of everything. The breakfast was delicious with…read morea wide variety of items served. It's so easy to access off of I-81. The Emory & Henry University campus is just beautiful. The BNB is close to the Barter Theater and near the Virginia Creeper Trail. We truly enjoyed our stay.

The Emory House is a wonderful place to stay. It is spotless, the rooms are big and well furnished…read more We had homemade cookies in the afternoon. Tea and coffee at any time as well as cold drinks. We had three breakfasts and ALL were amazing from eggs, pancakes, muffins yogurt, fruit and more. Really nice porch from which to enjoy the pretty views. Thanks to Rachel and Mike for a wonderful stay. Linda and Walt

Wow! There is so much history to learn at this BnB. Breakfast is at 830 commenced with a gentle…read moregong and was plentiful!! You can hear the river from the gigantic back porch. The decor is absolutely beautiful and we will surely come back and enjoy the creeper trail nearby

My husband and stayed here for several days. Not only were the house and grounds beautiful, but the…read moreowners were friendly and shared the history of the estate and surroundings. I definitely recommend staying here while in Damascus!

My wife and I stayed a the River Garden Bed and Breakfast for one night in August. The facility is…read moreawesome-- the location right next to the river was simply beautiful and relaxing. Paula was our hostess and she was wonderful. She greeted us upon arrival, gave us a quick but thorough tour, offered us cold drinks, and let us be. She cooked a wonderful breakfast in the morning. We were staying for only one night but wish we had more time to enjoy the inn and surroundings. We thought the inn was a GREAT value for the money. We would have spent more at a standard hotel by the highway. The inn was way more relaxing, quiet and peaceful than our other options. The inn was very well decorated and did not have too many throw pillows! Our deck looked out over the river and we feel asleep listening to the river. We did not realize that there were other guests at the inn. We had all the peace and quiet we needed. I highly recommend talking to Paula about the best way to get to the inn. We planned to arrive before dark but we fell behind schedule. We relied on our smart phones but lost service coming in along some very rural roads from the north. It was a fun but crazy nighttime drive along the N. Fork River Road until we found the inn. I should have printed out a map! The inn has WiFi and was in range for our Verizon phone service. The inn has a big man cave, music room, hot tub, and lots of other amenities that we plan to enjoy when we return.

Lovely hospitality from owner/innkeeper Cindy. On a quiet road just outside town, on a piece of…read moreproperty for a Hallmark movie. Amazing back porch overlooking a pond, horses, creek and waterfall, and the neighboring farm's cattle on the distant hill. Very clean and pleasantly decorated, a real feel of being in someone's home. Cindy's full breakfast was delicious, highlight was the thick cut Virginia bacon! We stayed one night, wishing our travel itinerary would have allowed more. We left feeling like we had a new friend in Abingdon.

Cindy is an absolutely beautiful person! She welcomed us, made us feel completely at home, cooked…read morethe most amazing breakfast, but at the same time gave us space and privacy to enjoy the inn and the natural beauty of the surrounding area. Fresh coffee was always ready. Her cherry pie and cranberry compote were to die for, not to mention the egg and asparagus souffle and biscuits and gravy. The accommodations are about a 500 foot walk from the Virginia Creeper Trail. The rooms are quaint with large tile showers, comfortable beds and cable TV. Plenty of closet space and all the amenities you would expect of a bed and breakfast. Again, Cindy could not have been a more lovely host. Very affordable. We plan to book this inn anytime we come back to visit Abingdon.

Wonderful hotel in the town of St Paul Virginia. Our friends suggested this when we were planning…read morea visit and we are glad they did. Such a lovely hotel with amazing staff. The manager, Bobbi, was so kind and friendly and made our stay extra special. We were given a suite with a living area, two bedrooms, and large bathroom. The rooms have mini fridges and a small breakfast is brought to your room in the am. They have a nice coffee, tea, and water station in the lobby. There is also a Mexican restaurant, Nuevo Porto, on the ground floor. It was cold so we ate there a few nights and it was good. Loved this hotel, and we will definitely be returning on our next visit to this atea.

This hotel is so unique and the staff made the visit especially pleasant. The rooms are spacious…read moreand the decor throughout the hotel is stellar. The staff was so understanding of our UTV rental situation and we were so impressed with their willingness to make it right. We will definitely be coming back next Spring and try the Clinch River kayak adventure. Anyone wishing to experience kindness need look no further than the staff we met at the Western Front. Also, check out Clinch River Outfitter and the dining experience at the Mexican/Seafood restaurant that is connected to hotel is wonderful. Great get-away to a beautiful spot in the Mountains of Virginia.

Great B&B. Run by a great older couple. In the heart of historic Abingdon…read more Located in a 1905 Victorian, the inside of the house takes you back to another time. The house has been owned by the same family for decades, and their care of it shows. The bathrooms are small, but when you consider the rooms were never intended to have them, they did well. There are only 4 rooms, so there's never a crowd. The breakfast was wonderful. Lighter fare, in 2 courses. The first fresh fruit, with a Swedish cream or a fresh lime sorbet. The second was an egg soufflé with fresh vegetables one day, with rolls and apple butter bread. The second, a bread pudding with great sides. Their rates are very comparable to other B&B's and hotels in the area.

Janice and Jim are just fantastic, very friendly and welcoming. If you are visiting Abingdon you…read moreshould not stay anywhere else. The Inn is extremely clean and comfortable. The living room, dining room and front porch areas are perfect for resting and relaxing with a cup of coffee or glass of wine; the guest rooms are very well appointed, super clean and comfortable; and the food is exceptional. Easily the best food I have ever had at a B&B.

So, we arrive after 9pm and Barbara meets us as if it were a mid afternoon check in! Happy to see…read moreus , full tour of the facilities, helpful tips...you get it - the quintessential perfect host!! The room is ridiculously clean, modern and cozy. The train was a non-issue. Short (5 mins) walk to this charming town's unique biz district full of local artisans and friendly merchants. Been all over the world, Creepers End & the town of Abingdon are small town USA at her best! Highly recommend Creepers End & will be back next fall!

Called to make your reservation? I wouldn't count on it…read more In planning our trip to the Yeti race, Creeper's End Lodging was recommended to us as a place to stay in/near Damascus. The website has wonderful pictures of cottages and looks super inviting. I'm sure the hosts are great, but their reservation system sucks. Their website does not contain an online reservation form--only a standard contact us form and phone number. So not trusting online forms, I called to make my reservation. I spoke a very lovely woman for nearly 30 minutes who took down my name, phone number and email (which she had from the voice message I'd previously left) told me all about the property and about the town, helped me select a rooms for our group, and even promised to send me more information about the property and the town via email later on. She explained that the rooms were reserved for us and was looking forward to welcoming us "all the way from Chicago" in September. That was in January. Now, it's September and there's absolutely no record of our reservation. Lost. Gone. Ghosted. Apparently, phoned-in reservations don't count because when I inquired about our lost reservation citing this 30 minute phone call we had back in January, she responded with the following: "We get so many phone inquiries that we use the online contact form as a back up so we do not overbook. When those aren't filled out we assume that they have found another place or that their plans have changed. After the form is filled out we send a confirmation and we try to touch base closer to time. I am so sorry that we do not have your reservation." Uh. Wait, what? I was suppose to go back online and fill out a form AFTER I talked to a human to make my reservation? Oh, boy...