We had a WONDERFUL experience at the Mayhurst Estate! My Mom, sister, and I flew in to experience a…read moretwo night stay in the Lincoln Suite for a mother/daughter getaway in August. We had the most amazing time and were impressed with the care and the level of detail that we witnessed throughout every aspect of our stay. The breakfasts were incredible and we loved being able to make our own espresso and tea - delicious. Casey and her family went above and beyond throughout our entire experience - we felt very comfortable and welcomed! We hiked the beautiful property and loved visiting the goats since they were so friendly & adorable. The Lincoln Suite provided beautiful, spacious, comfortable luxury accommodations for the 3 of us. We would visit again in a heartbeat! We really appreciated the opportunity to learn more about/personalize early American history by learning about the Mayhurst Estate's origins as James Madison's grand-nephew's estate adjoining Montpelier. If you're thinking about visiting the Mayhurst Estate, we'd highly recommend it and will come back as often as we can. It's a special place; a total oasis from the hectic pressures of everyday life.

While I appreciated the historical beauty of the estate and also the effort they have put into…read more"restoring" it, trying to create a somewhat picturesque atmosphere, my experience fell short of what was marketed and advertised. The idea of themed stays seems dreamy, they just aren't there yet in fulfilling what they claim. They did not always follow their own advertised agenda nor did they always provide the home made refreshments and such as stated. The rooms are stuffy as none of the windows are able to open to receive fresh air when needed. Also found certain areas not to be quite kept up on cleanliness. There were many mornings where the coffee area was not restocked nor cleaned from the day before. The communication was spotty and lacking as well. Understanding it is a lot to run such a place, there is definitely more to be done to really have the experience that is advertised on social media. Otherwise it was just "smoke and mirrors" for the most part.

We came here for our anniversary and we had an incredible experience! We were greeted by the…read morehostess, who knew it was our anniversary as we checked in. They had menus with our names and gave us some to take with us as a present! We ordered the Brussel Caesar salad, the filet mignon, and the bison. Everything was amazing! The server was extremely friendly and brought us chocolate ice cream as a surprise dessert with a happy anniversary printed chocolate. We would definitely be back!

My brother had his wedding weekend here and we all had a blast! Every aspect was beyond…read moreexpectations- the whole wedding party stayed the weekend at the Inn, and a memorable time was had by all. The on-site cottages in particular, were next level in comfort and luxury, which is to be expected at a luxury resort such as the Inn. Very glad I chose the Weaver's Cottage for myself and my date. Best shower ever, and the Japanese soaking tub was nice too. I have not even mentioned how incredible the food all weekend was; from rehearsal dinner, to dinner at the wedding reception, and brunch the next day. First place I recommend when a friend is venue touring for their upcoming wedding.

It's clean and perhaps cheaper than others. The staff is friendly. The furnishing are dated and…read moremy rooms had a kind of musty smell. Definitely deteriorated over the years

We stayed at Round Hill Inn for a wedding at Market Grelen. The accommodations were very clean,…read morethey allowed us to check in early, AND a wonderful front desk associate named Stacy went above and beyond to provide some breakfast even after the hot breakfast closed. He and a member of the cleaning staff really bent over backwards and this kind of service just speaks volumes. I highly recommend this Inn if you're ever in Orange, VA!

Horrible play to stay. Gets worse and worse. I stay at this hotel frequently and it gets worse and…read moreworse. I stayed there this past weekend (my son lives in Orange and it is the only hotel in town). Very sketchy crowd. Pot being smoked opening all weekend day and night outside of private rooms in public areas. Homeless people and drug dealers living in the parking lot coming inside the hotel to use the bathroom, get water and the pool. Two such people tried to get into my room in the middle of the night. Same night there was a huge fight in the hallway so bad I was waiting for shots to be fired at any minute. It went on for over 45 min. Management is well aware of all of this and tolerating it. Police were never called.

My first impression was this hotel was really nice. They had little mints on the pillows! Adorable…read moreand nice touch. However, the manager on duty said the pool card swipe wasn't working, and we went and tried it and it was working, he came by while we were in the pool (during hours) and then the next day the pool was closed because of the "pH levels." I liked the room and the breakfast was good for an included continental breakfast, but they really seemed shifty about letting us use the pool to a point I'm pretty sure there was nothing wrong with it but he didn't want the responsibility of cleaning it. And it was a big pool with a hot tub, so when it was cold out, that came be a gem. Alas, management really knocked this place down from a 5 to 3. I contacted Comfort Inn about it and got a super generic "sorry about that" email back, so don't expect too much from this chain.

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!!!

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 arrived to our suite after a long travel day and found ourselves locked out of the hotel and our…read moreroom. We had not been emailed a code to get in. Make sure you get an email day of with a pin. We stayed in the violetta room. It was nice and we thought the bed and bedding was very comfortable. Parking is not included, so their website is a bit misleading on this. There is street parking that's free but it's 2-3 hours parking. No big deal but definitely misleading information from the hotel. Here's the thing. We would stay here again though. It's more like an airbnb than a hotel. There's no one working at the suites so there's no bells and whistles when it comes to service. But the suites were large, nice, clean and near all the things we wanted to do and see on Davis street. We would make sure we got a room w a steam shower next time (our suite had a nice large bathroom and shower but not a steam shower) and we would absolutely make sure we forced an email w our entrance pin out of them before we arrived.

Seriously one of the, if not the best places I have ever stayed at…read more Room was huge with a balcony, a workin gas fireplace, a shower that 5 heads, and was also a steamer, and big enough for 2 or more people lol. The room was extremely clean which is my number one priority!!! While there is no one on site should you have an issue, the management responded extremely fast, when I reached out. The room came with 6 coffee pods, 2 waters, great TV cable selection...it's a block from a diner, a three minute walk to 2 breweries ( Far Gohn was my favorite for beer, staff and patrons) I can't rave about this place enough!! Oh I came during the week, the rate was 125.00...a steal!!

The food is fantastic!!! we cook most of our meals at home and so were pleasantly surprised when…read moreevery course of the Sunday menu was really very tasty! Our family of five includes three kids - 8, 10 and 14 and they also loved it! We stayed in the Summer Kitchen and there was plenty of space! We can't wait to explore the grounds tomorrow!!

We arrived on a Friday night after dark and parking can be a challenge but we did find a place to…read morepark. Upon arrival We were warmly greeted at the front desk and given our key. We had to walk past one of the main dining rooms to get to our room upstairs but keep in mind it is a very old and historic inn. We had the Shearer room and it was very clean and welcoming. There is a gas fireplace when you walk in and it was putting out the heat! Then we walked back into the bedroom and the bed was very comfortable. The sheets were soft and bed was nice. There is no TV but there is Wi-Fi. All in all we had a good experience. The breakfast was delicious! I had the pancakes and the bacon which both were excellent.

My experience here overall was amazing. There was a heavyset lady at the front desk when I checked…read morein that wasn't as pleasant as the other staff but the rest of the staff customer service made up for it. The room was a nice size for 2 people and we did not feel cramped in there at all. If I would only figure out the thermostat, I would have been fine but I just turned it off and on when needed. The beds were comfortable and clean. Enough soft pillows that I didn't have to ask for more. Breakfast had a few good options. I did enjoy the sausage gravy and biscuits. Overall I will stay there again when I return to Culpepper

My wife and I needed a last-minute accommodation in Northern Virginia and booked a room at the…read moreHoliday Inn Express and Suites in Culpeper, Virginia through a telephone reservation service. Before booking, I specifically asked the reservation agent whether the "suite" was a true suite--defined as having at least two separate rooms--and was assured that it was. Upon arrival, we discovered that the room was simply a larger single room, not a true suite. When we inquired about availability, we were told that the hotel considers larger rooms to be suites. Because we were tired and did not want to search for alternative lodging, we chose to stay. However, we require a separate bedroom so one person can sleep while the other watches television, which only a true suite provides. We are disappointed by the misleading description and believe this practice reflects poorly on the property. As a result, we cannot recommend this hotel and feel it therefore warrants a low rating.

Nice hotel and staff!…read more I was in town for a conference. The room rate was only for one night but the hotel was kind enough to extend the rate for the whole weekend. The hotel used to be a Best Western but was bought and renovated by Holiday Inn. The rooms are nice and include a small fridge and microwave. The lobby is beautiful and there is large breakfast area. Lots of pastries to choose from as well as eggs, sausage gravy and sausages among other breakfast items.

Not a good place to stay! I booked a room for 3 nights a year ago. Last week the manager called me…read moreand told me the price increased to $300/nite (up by more than $200/nite) because the time of my stay was now considered a special event weekend (due to the University of Virginia graduation). She offered to cancel my reservation or accept the new nightly fee. I had no choice but to accept the (RIPOFF!!!) new price as it was too late to find other accommodations (they didn't exist for many many miles around, more than 50 miles away). Upon checking in we we immediately greeted by a young woman who was clearly learning how to check people in, and by a female manager on duty. When we settled into the room we asked for two blankets because the air conditioning system was too cold on the floor for us and the beds just had a sheet and decorative cover and no blankets in the room. When we went to the lobby and asked for 2 blankets the manager said she'd only give us one. We reminded her we had two beds not one. She pretended to go to look for 1 more blanket in a store room but returned saying they didn't have any more blankets. The hot water didn't work at all, so no shower or bath possible and there was a spider and numerous ants in the room, at least 3 of which crawled on the me during the night and my clothes (gross but not detrimental). The "free" breakfast was typical garbage low quality hotel food - scrambled eggs from a package, greasy sausage and bacon, pancakes. Not food I'd ever eat. Overall I don't recommend this establishment at all.

We arrived late on a Tuesday afternoon. The hotel is located a little way off one of the main…read moreroutes through town. After a few turns, we located it across the street from another similar hotel. It was close to, but before, check-in time. We were allowed to proceed up to the room anyway. This is one of the larger Homewood Suites I've stayed at. Most of them seem to be roughly the same size, though layouts differ. This one seemed about 50% bigger than usual. The parking lot was large also. They still had a masks-in-public-spaces policy (maybe due to local / state governments?) but it was only semi-observed. To their credit, breakfast seemed to be back to pre-pandemic normal - it was a buffet with most of what passed for regular items circa early 2020. I'd gotten accustomed to reduced selections over the past 18 months, but it was heartening to see this. We were only there one night, so we only enjoyed breakfast on Wednesday. Check in and check out were handled quickly. We had no issues with the room. Despite being adjacent to the elevator area, the room was quiet. The property was within a 10-minute drive of the University campus also. Restaurants and grocery stores were within walking distance, if needed. I'd gladly stay here again.

Hone wood suites is a serviceable operation friendly staff…read more The bed was lumpy and hard. Tv system is mediocre. Breakfast very mediocre Coffee was good. The toaster at breakfast was slow. I just did not sleep well there.