This was such a cute place. I hope they do something for Mother's Day with COVID - crossing my…read morefingers. It was very easy to place a reservation, as I did through FB. They had a predetermined Valentine Menu which was easy to choose ahead of time. They report and share the exact way to get to their Inn and make sure each guest knows not to just put it in their maps app. It will take you to the wrong place if so. Although this was about a 30 minute drive full of turns, at least there wasn't any weather. There was actually more parking than first seen as you pull up to the place. There also is accessible entry ways. Which is a plus in my book. Some older places or historic places don't offer this. We were right on time for our 7:00 reservation and were sat about ten minutes later. We were escorted up the stairs. You could immediately tell the place was clean, the owners and staff care about their business and that they kept things moving. We were sat on the third floor in a cute room and there was only one other couple so it was more intimate. They serve lemonade, water and teas - no soft drinks. We easily ordered after a few minutes as we kind of already selected what we wanted ahead of time. Our salads came out rather quickly and our server was either a daughter or a very attentive employee because she was ...like I said...very attentive and paid attention to details. You cant find that in some places. The salad was neat because it had little peppers in it - which i appreciated. The main meal was good with a large strip steak, great French style green beans and mashed potatoes with gravy. All tasted great and the steak was cooked like requested - medium. Then we had dessert and both desserts were great. See photos. Yum! The best part was the amount of different teas they offer. For whatever reason, I was being dense and didn't think - duh, they offer tea its a tea house. I love hot tea, so to my - unsurprise- they provided a really cute menu selection of teas. I chose peach's apricot which is my grandma and her sister's nickname. Weirdly funny!! Everything was clean, cute and quaint. If only they could be a little closer, and whoops they forgot our silverware for dessert :)! Thankful to spend Valentine's with my hottea date.

Stopped here for a Sunday night dinner with predetermined menu options. I am not sure if they have…read morea regular menu or not - but at any rate it is set in the country side off the beaten path. It's located in a 18th/19th century mansion, three floors with original design and accents - as well as what looks like accommodations for venue and catering. They also have tea options and from what I can gather - tea functions. They only carry water or sweet tea - which is fine for a change of pace. Sweet tea could be a little sweeter for me. Meal started with a salad - and I went with the lemon poppy seed house dressing which was really tasty - and even though I don't go on that kind of limb but I am glad I did. Recommended! Ordered a steak that came with garlic potatoes and dark gravy. I opted for the carrots which were sweet. The gravy was good as well but the steak I would have liked to have seared rather than baked or broiled. Still had a good taste and was done medium as ordered. The desserts were good - chocolate with pb icing which was reminded me of what they put on donuts. And the white cake with raspberry was good as well. Would recommend these. I think what I liked the most was it was a quaint place that many people don't know about - and the folks who run it were really nice and accommodating. Would come back and recommend it being tried as well

Great place to have a wedding. Sunsets are amazing. The barn decor with houseplants and bistro…read morelights very nice Buddy had his ceremony and dinner here. Ceremony area idyllic. A little hot though Barn can get a little stuffy but stepping outside there is a nice breeze Can't beat the rustic farmhouse look though Very romantic

My wife and I were keen on finding a venue that had a vibrant nature and outdoorsy vibe. We were…read moreimmediately charmed when we first saw East Lynn Farms, and met the team behind its operation. The owners Georgia and Peter were incredibly supportive, and gave sage advice throughout our planning process. In addition, Alyson, who handles the emails for the farm, was always incredibly quick to provide responses to our questions, and was a pleasure to communicate with. We visited the venue a couple times throughout 2019 between January and our wedding this past September. It takes some imagination to picture how the grounds would look like on your wedding day, because it transforms so much with each season. However, we thought it was gorgeous and made for a terrific backdrop each time we visited regardless of the season. The farm is between an hour to an hour and a half outside of D.C. so it is a fantastic option for getting a rustic venue space that is still accessible for our friends living in the city and the families flying in to Reagan or Dulles. There is a lot of flexibility for events at East Lynn Farms, which may be a stressor for couples depending on their appetite for DIY versus a turnkey wedding option. The farm includes some decorations and a list of recommended vendors, but we were not restricted to the list as long as the vendors we chose had the appropriate license and insurance. The farm allows you to provide our own beverages for events, and we were able to save quite a bit by sourcing our drinks from Costco rather than ordering through the caterer. My wife and I were initially worried about how hot might be at the tail end of Summer, and we contemplated renting fans or A/C units for the wedding. Thankfully, Georgia advised us that the surrounding mountains provided the area with a cooler ambient temperature and a reasonable breeze that negated the need for that hefty expense. On our wedding day, the weather was perfect! Even at the peak of the afternoon it never got so hot that it was uncomfortable to wear a suit jacket, and at the end of the night it wasn't so cold that one needed a jacket. There's no limit of the amount of praise and recommendations my wife and I would give to East Lynn! We honestly couldn't have imagined a better place to have our wedding!

The Gallery was mostly nice, but we had a disappointing experience due to inaccurate information on…read morethe Inn's website. The website has a whole page talking about how the Inn at Vaucluse Spring has "the best breakfast in Virginia." My wife saw this and it was a major reason she asked me to make a reservation. But I didn't know this when I made the reservation and hadn't seen the website. So when I called and the owner told me that the breakfast would be delivered in the room, I didn't think think anything of it. As it turned out, the "breakfast" was a collection of thoroughly mediocre food picked up at the grocery store--yogurt, bagels, orange juice. The yogurt wasn't event especially fancy. As a result, my wife was disappointed. The host did offer to give us a discount on our stay to compensate for the disappointing breakfast. But he refuses to change the misleading information on his website. To this day, the website brags, falsely, about having "the best breakfast in Virginia," creating the likelihood that other customers will be misled in the future. I could understand if it was still May 2020 and they just hadn't had time to make the change. But the pandemic has been underway for almost a year at this point. It could easily go for another year. And I think it's unethical for a business to knowingly publish inaccurate information on its website.

My husband and I stayed here for two nights. We were amazed by the delicious food each morning and…read morehow clean the place was. There wasn't a speck of dust anywhere, no joke, it was spotless, even under the bed was dust free, attention to detail like this really impressed us. Aside from the delicious food, the property is very tranquil and relaxing. They are located on over 100 acres and have several different properties to choose for your stay, we stayed in the manor house and we're glad we did. The manor house has a back porch with rocking chairs, it was perfect to sip lemonade and eat cookies (they offer mid-afternoon snacks too). I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a weekend getaway in Virginia (its about an hour and 20 minutes outside DC area).

I CANNOT SAY ENOUGH GOOD THINGS ABOUT SILVERBROOK! From the amazingly sweet owner, Dotti, to the…read morefiercely competent day of coordinator, Jackie, SB exceeded our expectations at making our wedding day and vision come to life. We will be eternally grateful for all of the love, laughter and happy years we shared with Silverbrook.

Silverbrook Farm is a magical venue! Every nook and cranny is a gorgeous photo opportunity. My…read morehusband and I got married there on June 8, 2019 and it could not have been a more perfect day. We knew right away this was our venue. If you read nothing else, go there and experience the magic for yourself! The owner is amazing and sweet and she can also be your officiant (she was ours and created a beautiful ceremony for us). We found you get way more included in this venue than most. They have lots of items you can pick from to use as decor. (I used votives, easels, furniture, lawn games, etc.) The main house has two suites for brides and grooms to get ready. And the main ceremony space has a beautiful, natural arch. Cocktail hour is on the lawn next to the main ceremony space, with chairs/tables provided. There is also a golf cart provided for guests who need assistance getting from the cocktail area to the barn where the reception is held. (If it rains, an intimate ceremony/reception can be held in the barn or tent if you have a bigger party and put one up beside the barn.) You have the option to host your rehearsal dinner there the night before, and also included is a one night stay (either the night before or the night of). We chose to stay the night of the wedding. And breakfast the next morning was delicious. We enjoyed coffee on the porch overlooking the mountains. You have the ENTIRE WEEK to prepare for your wedding (Tuesday to the following Monday). There is only one wedding per week, so the focus is all about you! Also provided is a day of coordinator, which is extremely helpful. We used the recommended vendors list and they did not disappoint! Everyone was very accommodating and professional. Easy access to the hotels in Leesburg or beyond. We did use a shuttle, but there is plenty of parking space as well. I'm sure there is a lot more I could say. I am still feeling the post wedding glow and we couldn't have made a better choice.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Welbourne. The ambience was warm and friendly and we enjoyed…read moretalking to the other guests. Our room was cozy and inviting. Our host, Rebecca, was a thoroughly gracious and warm host. I give it 5 stars for sure! Kate Ames

Laura van den Berg once penned, "If you have no way to mark the hours, no variance in the days,…read moretime will open its mouth and swallow you." She must have visited Welbourne. More than one visitor, this one included, has concluded that spending time at Welbourne is like visiting Grandma's house, for there's no better quick description of it. But the fact of the matter is, there is so much more. Welbourne is a living, breathing timepiece of current, past, and aged history that has been ticking through the ages of American life, since before America became a "united" States. Within its walls lie relics of Piedmont, Virginia, and U.S. history that you're not only allowed to touch, but are encouraged to take into your hands and feel, play with, and enjoy, just as if they were items in Grandma's house. From the second you cross the front porch and walk over the front door transom, history descends on you in waves like the folds of an old, warm blanket. If you ensconce yourself in the wonderful library to the right of the large foyer, you can relax in a rocker next to a nightstand on which sits a narrow treatise from 1765 entitled Considerations on the Propriety of Imposing Taxes in the British Colonies for the Purpose of Raising Revenue, by Act of Parliament; which you can take into your own hands and read under the steady painted gaze of Richard A. Dulaney in all his Confederate Colonel glory; while hundreds of volumes of history in floor to ceiling bookshelves beckon you to investigate the Civil War, as well as any number of fiction works old and "new" (circa early 20thcentury or earlier). Those sounds underfoot as you step from room to room aren't creaks, they're the songs of the past asking you to join in the chorus of centuries of life here. The faces in those paintings and pictures wait patiently for you to settle into your comfy chair to listen to their myriad stories of eras past, buttressed by the thousands of books in the untold number of bookcases all over the house. The well-worn rugs atop those well-worn original floorboards muffle the cries & laughter of times past as the ever-present tick-tock of the 1840 Howard & Davis banjo clock on the stairwell wall keeps perfect time to the music of those lives like a metronome of history. Beneath your feet well-worn Persian rugs laying atop original black board floors sing songs of centuries of life that have danced were you now so comfortably sit. A seat where the likes of F. Scott Fitzgerald and Thomas Wolfe came to pen some of their works while their legendary publisher Maxwell Perkins enjoyed his close friendship with Elizabeth Lemmon, lady of the house. In fact, all over the 3 floors of this manse sit numerous bookcases filled with thousands of books large & small on every topic imaginable, all watched over by photos, paintings, and drawings of family members past; each unique room & bedroom holds a special piece of that past, presented in the now familiar term of faded elegance and comfort befitting Grandma's house. Noah Webster and all his intellectual heft leaves me wanting in the superlatives necessary to describe, much less explain, Welbourne and its impact on you. Because it's more than just Grandma's house. It's a thousand Grandma's houses, of thousands of Virginians, of thousands of Americans; storied lives were lived and breathed within its walls and out in its countryside; their ghosts speak to you out of the expansive silence; every photo and painting and picture a reflection of someone you should know; the life of someone who very well may have supped with George Washington at Mt. Vernon, ridden with John Mosby and his Rangers, or perhaps accompanied J.E.B. Stuart across the Potomac River at Seneca on his way to a collision with Union forces at Gettysburg. Welbourne is one of those few extant places that stands in silent testimony of a disappearing Virginia hunt countryside with so many stories to tell they would have kept Ken Burns & Shelby Foote quite busy. So how can I describe this place in such a way as to get you to come? I can't. If you're looking for opulence and gentrified regalia accompanied by $500 glasses of aged, vintage Virginia wine, you've come to the wrong place; turn around and go back to Middleburg and drive north 5 minutes to the Salamander Resort and all its antiseptic perfection. But if you want to touch living, breathing history as lived by 7 generations of the same family, the descendants of which welcome you like old friends with a heart-felt make yourself at home warmth as if they were your cousins; if squeaking floors and cracks in walls aren't noise and eyesores but instead the house's attempt to open itself up to you to sit, reflect, and bask in respite from the modern in the lap of true old-world family comfort & charm, come here. Come. Come now. Stay. Stay forever.

This was a last minute decision to call for a place to sleep. We could not have been more pleased…read morewith this bed and breakfast. The inn keeper was so kind and accommodating. We relaxed with a beer and glass of wine before heading to our bed. We slept like babies. The 1st morning coffee was spectacular sitting outside overlooking the area. Our breakfast host was so kind and helpful. Not to forget that the breakfast was amazing and very filling. The company we met was a real treat as well. A younger couple that was military and a very nice radiologist lady. What a great 12 hours in my life. Thank you thank you thank you

Great location. Quiet and beautiful view. We had a large room with shower and separate soaking tub…read more It also had a private patio which was wonderful. The mattress was way too hard but upon informing them they put a topper on the bed which helped a lot. The breakfast was delicious and I greatly appreciate Tina accommodating our food allergies. Actually the best breakfast we've had at a B&B. Everyone is very friendly including the African Gray parrot Amadeo. Would love to return.

Wonderful! Our stay at Springdale Village Inn was perfect. We came down from PA for a wedding…read more The owners of the Inn (David and Murray) really make you feel like friends instead of paying customers. The property is beautiful and well kept, too. Beautiful flowers, hens and roosters, a few peacocks, cows and ducks. Fresh eggs and milk everyday made breakfast delicious. Don't hesitate to make a reservation here, you won't regret it!

My husband and I just got home from a weekend trip to Virginia for a wedding, and we are so glad…read morethat we chose to stay at Springdale Village Inn. The grounds and surrounding area was such a beautiful, peaceful, and relaxing change of pace for us city-dwellers. I particularly loved walking through the property and looking at all the farm animals each day. The house was quite charming as well and the accommodations in our room were perfectly comfortable. Additionally, the breakfast was fantastic! Murray's ham & cheese quiche is easily the best quiche I have ever had and it's so awesome it is made with the farm-fresh ingredients available to them. Murray himself was also just a delight to chat with and made us feel so welcome. All in all, I loved this place and would certainly recommend it to anyone staying in the area.

Truly a hidden gem. Very unassuming from the road, but once you meander your way up the driveway,…read moreyou will understand why you chose Fieldstone Farm B&B. Your experience of peace and contentment begins when you enter the the grounds through a charming white-picket fence and gate adorned with a rustic ball and chain (very reminiscent of what you might see in Williamsburg). The flagstone and flowers are a delight to the senses, as is the vegetable garden. The grounds are to be throughly enjoyed with varying native Virginia plants adorning the property. Inside the B&B, there is a feeling of calmness and comfort. As you flow and gaze around each room, you will begin to appreciate the effort that has been placed in making you feel comfortable and welcomed. Fieldstone Farm B&B is worth the visit.

I would strongly suggest this B&B to any organization looking for a peaceful retreat or strategy…read moresession. The atmosphere was gorgeous and calming. All the services and amenities were exceptional. The location was key as we were only a little over an hour from DC. You can't miss with this location!

A hidden treasure under an hour from DC. We stayed here and were treated like royalty. The…read morebreakfast was delicious and plentiful. We also booked our daughter's wedding reception here, and it was epic. The one stop service was amazing. From the organizers, catering, design, florals, photographers they hit every mark and more. Cannot say enough great things about The L

Where do I even start? If you are looking to get married…read morehere DO IT If you are looking to stay in the BnB DO IT If you're looking to go to any event catered by Zesty Gourmet DO IT. We were married here on 10/22 and the entire experience was beautiful and stress free. The whole planning process was so easy and Anthony and Natallia go above and beyond to curate and elevate your event while making it your own. I had my full trust in their design expertise and gave them so much control and I'm so happy I did because it was absolutely beautiful (trust the experts!). My florals were more beautiful than I could've even imagined. The whole experience is a family affair. There's no stuffiness or cookie cutter event experience you are interacting with some of the most genuine and kind people that keep that wariness while also being the utmost professionals. Even while we were getting ready we felt we were absolutely taken care of by the staff (Ava in particular was extremely attentive and kind) And the food is just incredible! From our tasting, to our breakfast, no one goes hungry here. They are extremely accommodating to dietary restrictions and allergies and every single thing I tried was *chef's kiss.* The BnB rooms are clean and cozy and well-decorated. They come stocked with snacks and most essentials you may need and one of my bridesmaids now wants to know the mattress brand because her bed was so comfortable. We cannot wait to get our professional photos back and we are so happy that we have new friends in Natallia and Anthony!

Stayed for a week. Wish it had been longer!…read more Totally awesome 1807 wood home that has been completely raised and rebuilt near Leesburg, Virginia. Featured in This Old House Magazine, this 18th Century log home has been lovingly restored with colonial detail and modern conveniences. It is a perfect private getaway, full of warmth and charm. Owners, Gina and Ted Blake are unbelievable hosts. The house sleeps five people comfortably, and includes a modern kitchen and (single) bathroom, as well as, central heat and air conditioning. The modern kitchen comes stocked with fresh fruit, coffee, eggs, cereals and other breakfast items - if you remain hungry at 11am, it's your own fault! The food and pantry are totally stocked with every need. Only thing, don't expect a oven... but there is a microwave. The kitchen otherwise comes with a full size refrigerator, stove top (with pans and pots), toaster and charcoal grill. We took our horse there, and enjoyed the facilities... as did our horse. She didn't want to get back on the trailer when it was time to leave! Bottom line: We're already planning to book again in a year.

This place is SO neat. I was looking for a cottage in the Middleburg or Leesburg areas so that…read moresome girlfriends and I could spend the day shopping and going to vineyards without having to drive all the way back to DC. It was a perfect end to our snowy Saturday! We drove up to the house all lit up under a blanket of snow and quickly were oohing and ahhing at the fantastic interior. Gina and Ted are friendly and laid-back, and the house itself is comfortable and cozy. The kitchen lacks an oven so we were glad we had planned to make a big pot of risotto for dinner, but they generously stock the fridge with breakfast foods--and we arrived to find a beautiful lemon cake, as well (Gina sometimes brings leftover stock from a nearby cake shop for guests of the cottage). The house sleeps five very comfortably--we were asked ahead of time whether we preferred 5 twins or 2 kings and a twin, which was really nice since we were five girls traveling together. There is only one bathroom, but it worked out fine, even with all females :) The central heat was great--we had anticipated a chilly old cottage but it was REALLY warm and cozy inside--the perfect spot for cooking together and playing Taboo :) We plan to go back next year (if not sooner). The ONLY thing that we really wished it had was a working fireplace--there is a fireplace but it does not appear to work. There's an outdoor fire pit, but there was too much snow to enjoy that the night we were there. So we made our s'mores with homemade marshmallows in the microwave :) The furnishings are quaint, the house is adorable, and the setting is beautiful. We opened the door in the morning to find Ted and Gina's dog sitting on the porch, and they came over and chatted with us while they fed the horses. They were extremely friendly, and told us to stay as long as we wanted since there were no guests the following night. If you stay, be sure to check out the photo album that documents them rebuilding the house--it's pretty amazing!