This place is amazing. We really enjoyed the space in this little cottage and I don't think I've…read moreever been treated more hospitably. Robin and Dave stocked a LOT of stuff including bathroom essentials and snacks- they even had spaghetti and sauce in the pantry in case we didn't want to go out (which we didn't!). I can unequivocally say that Robin made us the best breakfast that I've EVER had at a bed breakfast or hotel. She has a gift. The price is right on point. If you are going to need two rooms elsewhere, this place makes a LOT of financial sense...

Jacob Swartz House is an excellent B&B. The comfortable, clean and spacious cottage is detached,…read morequiet, private and surrounded by lush greenery. It has views on a river just below, and forests, fields and mountain ranges as you look farther. Just splendid. There are two bedrooms and two baths, plus a full kitchen & dining area, a living room with a fireplace, a separate TV/reading room, an outside patio, and a screened porch right outside the main bedroom. The beds are comfortable and the bathrooms are clean and provided with the guests' basic needs. The kitchen is well equipped and the dining table has a view to flower gardens and a big lawn. Not that any cooking is needed while on vacation. Breakfast is sumptuous and delicious, thanks to Robin's great cooking. And just about 10 minutes away is New Market, which has several restaurants, a great cafe inside a museum, and a super well-stocked general store. It's a great staging spot for nearby trips to the caverns, hikes, fall scenery, regional festivals, wine tasting and much more. Dave and Robin are great hosts too. Truly a wonderful place (at a great price) that I highly and wholeheartedly recommend. In addition to vacations, the cottage and surroundings are great for writers, artists, or people working on big projects who need quiet and concentration. My two-day stay was way too short. I will certainly be back.

I have been a Hampton Inn Fan and frequent booker for half a decade now. This is by far the worst I…read morehave ever stayed at. Anyone leaving a three star or above review has to be living in a fantasy land I missed. I fully understand there are "renovations" going on, but this "hotel" is unacceptable. As one of the reviews said... it doesn't deserve to fly the Hilton flag. Dirt and garbage all over the floors from the moment we walked in; just because you're renovating, doesn't excuse not using a vacuum! Bathroom sink was broken and wouldn't drain... shower leaked water all over the bathroom floor and had hair in it that wasn't mine... Heating/AC literally growled like a demon to the point that we couldn't have it on in 29 degree weather. Towels were scratchy, breakfast was NOT Hilton standard. I've overheard enough conversations from managers who actually care about their hotel to know, there is a set guideline. This Hampton inn falls short in all ways. After volunteering all week and traveling a long night, expecting the Hampton Inn standard, this was top 5 worst experiences of my life. I thought checking out/grabbing breakfast would redeem something but spoiler... they didn't have the Hampton standard pastries either. The missing lemon poppy seed scones truly was the cherry on top of an awful experience.

Check in with Yamill was great, very helpful and accommodating getting us a room not facing the…read morenoisy highway. Room was good, forgot to tell them that the faucet shoots out so fast,soaks you ! Normal Hampton breakfast .... Place clean and the rest rooms super clean hunny made the comment ! Definitely would go tho THIS Hampton again

I've stayed at the Blue Ridge Inn many times and I always look forward to it. The rooms are not…read moreonly clean and neat as a pin, they are free of the heavy fragrance most chain motels spray on the carpet. The place is also QUIET, a rare thing in most new highway motels that are usually located just off the Interstate. I have travelled through the Shenandoah Valley for 50 years, all over the US and Europe. I have stayed in some 5 star hotels, and for my money I prefer to stay in The Blue Ridge Inn. The hostess is genuinely friendly, the price is right, and the place has a personality that you won't find at the chain motels. Its a throwback to the days when owners took pride in their businesses and enjoyed their work.

Paid about $38 including tax for per night. Room is very clean and nicely decorated for the price…read more I called around and quality inn cost $75 plus tax so I picked blue ridge inn because it was cheap. But we were so happy when entered the room to found that it was so clean. Best price ever . The owner is very nice. Bad news is so pet allowed. We stayed there because we wanted to be close to Shenandoah cavern. It's about 10 minutes drive from the inn. The cavern is very beautiful. The tour guide is very nice too.

Passing through VA, stayed here for 1 night, not bad for a Motel 6. It's very clean, matter of fact…read morethe Pine Sol was over powered the room for 1 hour- we had to open the door and AC to went it out. No shower gel or shampoo provided, only a super mini soap bar - WiFi code does not work. Clean towels and bedding. Better than I expected.

I have never stayed in such a high strung, panic inducing room in my life. The refrigerator was…read moredefrosting or something and ticked CONSTANTLY and loudly, like we were living in an episode of "24" with Keifer Sutherland. Ticktickticktick... we couldn't even unplug the refrigerator to make it stop because the ticktickticking didn't need electricity to power it. We were pretty disappointed that the pool was closed, with no signs of being open ever again. I had convinced friends with a seven-year-old to stay in the same motel with us on the strength of seeing a picture of the pool WITH A LIFT for people with disabilities. I was looking forward to blowing that child's mind, being out of my wheelchair for the first time. Tickticktick!! I hadn't bothered to request an accessible room and was told upon check in that the accessible room was already booked by someone else. Tickticktick... the room we received was decent. Clean. But the bathroom was small and I could not get my wheelchair inside. Tickticktick... (see how annoying?) The bath/shower was an average tub, which I could not use even though I travel with my own portable shower chair. It was a fine room, though I could have done without housekeeping coming in, while we were out in the boiling weather, and turning the air conditioner up so the room was warm when we returned from our excursion. Motel 6s are usually super affordable so I'm willing to overlook a lot of nonsense. This location was fine, though there isn't breakfast and the Dennys that used to be on site is closed and for sale. I think when we return to the area to explore the other caverns that we will stay elsewhere.

If you are in the Shenandoah area I cannot recommend the Inn at the Shenandoah enough! My boyfriend…read moreand I stayed here for over the weekend and it was perfect. It was his birthday and I called the owners to inquire about their add packages including the birthday one. Well they went above and beyond. The room as you can see in the photos was sweetly decorated, my boyfriend loved it! The room itself is great. We had a queen bed, a jacuzzi tub, electric fireplace and a balcony! A couple blocks from the Inn is a very scenic creek walkway. We did a few laps to soak up the beautiful weather we had over the weekend. If you are in the area definitely stay at the Inn!

We visited for my wife's birthday and it could not have been better. The Inn is perfect with a very…read morewelcoming atmosphere! Janina, was the perfect hostess and went way above to make our visit perfect. She placed roses in the room, hung happy birthday signs at breakfast, and made my wife the perfect vegan breakfast. Our room was excellent, clean, and comfortable and included a private entrance if needed. We loved Luray and we loved our stay. The price was very competitive to other B&Bs in the area, but I doubt any of them can beat our experience! I cannot recommend this place highly enough. We will absolutely be back!!!

My company put me up at the Holiday Inn Express Woodstock. Here are my pros and cons:…read more Pros: close to the highway an attendant always at the desk breakfast provided has laundry available has a work out room Cons: close to the highway common area floors dirty no daily housekeeping if you're staying more than a few days daily breakfast Overall, my stay was good, but not initially. As I mentioned in the cons, lots of people stay here weeks on end like I did. However, the first room I was in was on the highway side and extremely loud. Secondly, my bed and pillows smelled so bad it kept me up at night wondering why. Then I remembered they don't change linens often enough when you're there more than a few days daily. Obviously I was smelling some other persons funk. Ewww. Thankfully, when I expressed my concerns, the staff went right to management and I was able to switch rooms! My new room was much cleaner smelling and I didn't hear the noise from the highway! The breakfast that's provided is adequate, but none of the bakery items- bread, English muffins, bagels were brought in daily. They would be hard and stale. The hot items- eggs, potatoes and either bacon or sausage was pretty good, I'd rather have something else. They did offer some fruit- bananas and occasionally apples. There is a coffee station with hot water for tea. The hot water thing was slow to pour, not very hot and more often than not, empty. Ending on a positive note! Nicole, Steven, Perry and Kevin were excellent!! They were why my stay was bearable! They definitely were professional and always willing to help with anything!! Kudos to all of you!!

Pretty good hotel it could use some TLC in the rooms, exercise room has no weights. At breakfast…read morethe way the equipment is positioned if a person is wanting in front of the pancake machine, and one is in front of the bread items, (like the two women that were standing there BSing for ten minutes) it is impossible to get around them..

Amazing B&B right on the Shenandoah River. Putter and Linda Cox are awesome hosts and Linda is one…read moreof the best chefs ever. The house is great and the location can't be beat.

Linda and Putter are the most amazing hosts you can find, they are very sweet and welcoming. The…read moreB&B is gorgeous located by the Shenandoah River. They hosted my elopement on October 22nd, the arbor was beautifully decorated, Putter was our officiant and he even hiked with us to little stony man in Shenandoah for our sunset pics. Dinner and brunch was delicious could have been better anywhere else. They were also very cautious and took al the measurements on COV19 safety I would highly recommended them for your small wedding or just to stay for a quiet relaxing time at their B&B My husband and I will be forever grateful for the amazing treatment we were given

Brookside Cabins is the place to stay for awesome accommodations, tranquillity, nature at the foot…read moreof the Shenandoah mountains and even food! *The hot tub was a huge plus!* The staff is awesome and a huge shoutout to the manager, Kristina! Had a wonderful 2 day mini vacation. Will definitely return for more pampering!

We came to Shenandoah Valley for a winter experience and took advantage of some of the great winter…read moredeals (all rate 25% off plus third night was 40% because we booked before Thanksgiving) offered by Brookside. Unfortunately, because of our choice of year, we ran into a few problems, all of which were addressed promptly and satisfactorily by the owners of Brookside. And, because of that, we are in position to review several of the cabins! We booked Cabin 9 and battled through crazy DC drivers who freak out over a literal two inches of snow (aside: seriously DC-area, get it together!) Diane in the gift stop called us that morning to warn us of the impending snow and to let us know that if we ended up arriving late, they would leave the key for us under the doormat. Amazing foresight and we really appreciated her call. When we walked into our cabin, the bathroom sink was overflowing and not draining. Turns out the cold winds had frozen the drainage pipes and Cabin 9, being at the end, got the brunt of it. Cece and Bob, the owners, came down immediately and gave us our choice of cabins. We chose number 2, which is a cozy space with a hot tub, angled bed and intimate fireplace area. The second morning, when we were moved back into 9, the water went out over the entire resort just after our morning shower, but by the time we returned to the cabin in the evening, it was fixed. Overall, I liked Cabin 9 best, with its open layout, its great view from the Jacuzzi tub and its numerous skylights. Cabin 2 was cozy and romantic and I liked the layout of the sofa area around the fireplace and the hot tub was pleasant. Both are ideal for a couple, though Cabin 9 has a pull-out sofa and is large enough to not feel too crowded with kids. We also had a peek into Cabins 7 & 8. Number 8 has a full kitchen and two bedrooms and would be great for a family or even the main house for a family reunion. Cece said it is popular for Thanksgiving gatherings. Cabin 7 is a jacuzzi cabin that was intended to be a two-bedroom but instead has a "tub room." If you like privacy for your Jacuzzi it makes sense, however we did not like that each room was separate. The greatest part about the winter? Beautiful snow-covered trees and a partially frozen brook that still babbles underneath it AND the amazing Christmas decorations in each cabin. The usual decor is a bit old-fashioned and flowery, but the Christmas decorations are really fabulous and fun. The restaurant was closed from Thanksgiving until the second week of January. Also, the cabins are really close to 211, which could get noisy in the summer, maybe? But we did not hear much traffic from our cabin, which was next to the roadway. Plus, you can't get any closer to the Thornton Gap entrance to Shenandoah National Park. We hope to return this spring!

Thank you. Thank you. Thanks to all the great people that work there. We stayed there from August…read more10 to August 15 (2026). Our 22-year-old son uses a wheelchair. The room was excellent. The accessible shower was excellent. The breakfast every morning was excellent. It was great to have coffee and tea available 24/7. A totally convenient location to explore the Shenandoah Valley and the Shenandoah mountains. Loved the town of Staunton. Also, very close to Charlottesville and Monticello.

Very nice stay at the Hampton Inn- Clean rooms- spacious bathrooms, very tasty complimentary…read moreBreakfast. I didn't use the pool , but the kids seem to enjoy themselves. Convenient location to downtown, and lots of restaurants. I recommend this facility, and will stay there again in the future.