Absolutely loved this place! Perfect spot on the lake. Great views. And also a nicely protected…read morespot for swimming.

Simply amazing. Such a private space, you feel entirely at home. Bill and Anna are wonderful hosts…read more- breakfast is beyond words. Dock was our favorite spot. The grounds are so beautiful even in the fall. Everything is so clean and well maintained. Home is located only a short drive from local area. Wonderful views, simply breath taking. Mornings are so peaceful - such a quiet location. Highly recommended. Will return for summer trip to enjoy the lake!

We attended a wedding in Fincastle and because of snow storm needed a place to stay close by. The…read moreBowman's were very accommodating! Their hospitality was 5 stars for sure! We only hated we didn't allow time to stay longer, but hopefully can return to enjoy their home again and the beautiful town of Fincastle. Highly recommend staying with the Bowman's if you are close by.

From the owner: 25 East Main Bed and Breakfast is a charming 1870 Victorian home in Historic Fincastle, VA…read more Wonderful breakfasts are provided at the time requested.

Home away from home! Ellen is very hospitable! Great view of the peaks. The Bedford Suite is very…read morecomfortable and has everything you'll need! Very peaceful!

We've visited with Ellen and John three times now. The rooms are large, clean, comfortable, and…read moredecorated with many special details. Their property is gorgeous with a large yard, a lake, curious chickens and friendly goats. You couldn't ask for better hosts or a more beautiful and peaceful place to stay!

I recently painted a wedding at the Irvine Estate and wow what a gorgeous venue with a top notch…read morestaff!! The panoramic blue ridge Mountain View's can't be beat and are the perfect backdrop for a beautiful ceremony. Communication before the wedding day was stellar. Would love to paint here again! -Abby Stachnik Abbystachnikart.com

My husband and I have stayed here several times and each one has been great. Accommodations make…read moreyou feel like you're in a place far from the hectic daily life. The innkeepers are great and the food is impeccable.

We just discovered The Orchard House Bed & Breakfast in Lovingston, Virginia--only about 3 1/2…read morehours from Raleigh, NC--and it's the perfect getaway. The husband-and-wife owners, along with their four wonderful boys, are building such a special place here. The property is absolutely stunning: an amazing barn that's ready to host weddings, a sparkling pond with a fountain and gazebo, a vineyard right on-site, a beautiful swimming pool, a cozy fire pit, and breathtaking mountain views in every direction. There's so much to do--wineries, breweries, and incredible restaurants are just 15 to 20 minutes away in any direction, along with antique shops to explore. Or you can stay put and relax: enjoy a private breakfast on the front porch, book an in-room massage, or have a romantic dinner under the old oak tree in the backyard. And the breakfast? Out of this world. The wife is an incredible cook--you'll wake up to something better than you could imagine every morning. Whether you're looking for a quiet escape, planning a wedding, or just want to enjoy Virginia wine country, The Orchard House B&B is absolute perfection. Highly recommend!

We paid more than $500 to rent their event area. It was advertised as a nice, renovated area WITH…read moreAC and we were told it would be cleaned before our event. We were also told the owner/event manager would be on hand for help the day of. She seemed to forget who I was after meeting with me multiple times, but no biggie. I'm sure she meets lots of people. What was really not okay was that when we showed up to set up our event, the area was NOT cleaned and there was nobody to be found. There was dust and dirt everywhere that took an hour to clean before even being able to set up, a gross dead bug graveyard in the sitting area floor, it smelled musty, and overall was just not up to the standard they advertised. The owner nor any staff showed up at any point. We were not greeted, we were not helped, and it was just kind of a "okay good luck" situation. Also, the "AC" was on 75 on a hot May day. After paying the second half of the $550 fee, I didn't hear from the event manager other than a text asking what time I'd be in. Afterwards, nobody checked on us or the space. Never even heard from them to get a "thank you for renting our space" or "I'm sorry I wasn't available today"... To pay $550, you'd expect to get what you pay for. As a local, I will NOT be renting there for any other party I host nor trying out their B&B if the service is anything like this experience has been. Next time, we'll pay $550 for a nicer place on 151.

Carriage House was a GREAT choice for our trip to Lynchburg, VA! Friendly, adorable, CLEAN, fresh…read moreand great quiet location! We would stay there again for sure!

As B&Bs go, this one is 5-star from check in to check out. The beautiful 1800's mansion was…read morerefurbished just a few years ago, while the separate stable was converted (flawlessly) into two additional rooms. Owners Mike and Kathy were welcoming as could be, and made sure our stay was enjoyable as could be. They even went to the lengths of leaving helpful info and the following day's breakfast menu on our bed each evening. The rooms are not only clean and welcoming, but remain in period decor, thankfully with working AC and functional bathrooms :) Breakfast was beyond fabulous- Kathy prepared juices, coffee, yogurt, fruit creations, and a scrumptious French toast croissant with warm green apple slices. To say this place was "quaint and nice" would be doing The Carriage House a great disservice; rather, it is a classy and serene locale, with plenty to do within a 20-minute drive! I would without a doubt recommend this place to anyone looking for a romantic getaway with plenty to do aside from enjoying the country life. To do locally: wineries, rafting, tubing, outdoor year-round skiing, museums, visit Jefferson's other home, bike, hike, dine out, etc. Came with a package deal from LivingSocial.com - and am thrilled I picked this "escape package" - worth every penny.

My wife & I had a wonderful experience! The repurposed antebellum house was rustic and full of…read morelove. Mrs. Bonnie made us feel right at home. For a bed & breakfast, we could not have asked for more. The lady can cook! What else could one expect from a delightful southern belle. Not to give too much away ... but read the chapter 16 of the Book of Acts of the Apostles to get a feel for the divine hospitality we experienced from our gracious hostess. She gave us the history of the area which allowed us to treasure our visits to the museums in town. It has made a valiant attempt to rebrand itself as LYH. That trip back down memory lane of the struggles endured by the growing pains of our people, our country, our self-worth made us appreciate from whence we have come. The House of Lydia gave us the privacy we needed. I am glad that the Good Lord knows what to provide to keep the fire in our marriage roaring. The huge antique bed & luxurious, spacious bathroom with custom Jacuzzi made our 34th anniversary getaway memorable for sure.

My significant other and I spent the past Saturday and Sunday nights at House of Lydia B&B. The…read morebeautiful building was impressive, with Venetian plaster ceilings and arched doorways. (And the neighborhood has other gems to see if you take a walk around.) We stayed in the 1 Corinthians room, with my significant other loving the air jet bath. And while I'm not very tall, I could readily see someone who typically struggles with standard-height shower heads appreciating (if not loving) the rain shower. Owner and host Bonnie was fantastic. She went out of her way to accommodate our breakfast and lodging needs and wants. (Please be sure to tell her not just of any food allergies but also of any strong food preferences so that you can thoroughly enjoy breakfast.) She makes it a point to use organic ingredients, and there's plenty to eat. (I had so much to eat during the first breakfast that I skipped my lunch and almost could have skipped dinner.) It's obvious that Bonnie cares a lot about her guests. There's so much more that I could write, but I hope that this gives you a good idea. Get your reservation in; you won't be disappointed.

Are you new to BnB's? We were complete newbies when we decided to make our reservation, so don't…read moreworry! The Hostess put us at ease and let us know how everything works. Basically, just check in, relax, sleep, and wake up to a beautiful breakfast (included in the price!). As a side note, the coffee bar was amazing. Absolutely delicious coffee. We were a little nervous that breakfast would be awkward with strangers, but we had a great morning with the other guests! Anyway, We had an amazing time at the Claiborne house. We come to rocky mount a few times a year to visit family and find that the current accommodations around town are very much lacking. I am so glad that we found the Claiborne House. First, the rooms were absolutely adorable. We stayed in the Cottage room which is actually its own tiny building separate from the home nestled in the back garden. Second, This room was extra private and I liked that we were the closest to the back parking lot. Also, There was a bonfire pit in the garden with plenty of seating. This would be a great place to open a bottle of wine and relax with your partner. I recommend the Claiborne house for anyone visiting the local area or anyone from the local area that is just looking for a beautiful, relaxing, getaway!

This was our first time staying at a bed and breakfast - Amy and Matt made an incredible first…read moreimpression of B&Bs for us. I guess I kind of thought that a B&B owner would keep checking in, kind of like an overbearing restaurant server. Amy and Matt had a perfect balance of making us feel at home while also giving us privacy. Their house is beautiful! Although it was a large house, it was super cozy. We stayed in the Cottage, which has a private entrance from the parking area as well as a walkway from the main house. And one of the highlights of our stay was the breakfast. Amy prepared eggs, potatoes, bacon, homemade pumpkin bread, and homemade rolls. It tasted amazing with some fresh coffee and orange juice - just what we needed before we hit the road for a 4 hour drive. P.S. My only single ~slight~ concern was that the wifi was a little unreliable in the Cottage (BUT to be fair, you should stay off your electronics and enjoy your stay instead of having too much screen time). Again, this was only a tiny concern, this had no influence on lowering my rating... easiest 5 star rating I've ever given. Thanks Amy & Matt (and Braden!) for an incredible mini weekend getaway, we hope to see you soon.

The staff (Elle and Bing) were super kind, and had made a delicious breakfast. The rooms were very…read moreelegant and British, with the bathroom shower having hot water. Lastly, the view from the entire estate is absolutely stunning, with there being a beautiful mountain in front of it all. Overall: 5 Stars, would recommend, but is a bit pricey!

Stunning! That's the first word that came to mind when I stepped into The Inn at Forest Oaks. Every…read moredetail is well thought-out. Everything in the inn is placed just so. It's all carefully curated and lovingly tended. I stayed with a few ladies at the Vine Cottage that's located toward the back of the property. It had a huge screened porch, a huge kitchen and dining room, common areas to relax and comfortable beds in each room (I believe there were four rooms). The rooms have a vintage feel to them but are decorated simply. Because we stayed at the cottage, breakfast was not included in our stay. But we had a big kitchen, so we made our own breakfast each morning. The Vine Cottage would be a great place for a family or a big group of friends to stay. It's like your own little Air BNB. The grounds are huge. You can walk around and admire the statues and artwork that Chris and Cliff, the owners of The Inn at Forest Oaks, have collected over the years. It's a very peaceful place, and quiet, too. One morning, it was a little foggy, and I saw deer emerge from the fog and trot across the field in front of the inn. It was an idyllic scene in an idyllic place.