This is our second time staying here, and we love it. Unit 364 is a 3 bedroom 3 bath free standing…read morehouse including a basement with a pool table and sauna. There are vaulted ceilings, and the third bedroom and bathroom is upstairs in the loft with a double bed and two twins. We also have a fireplace with all the wood provided, and a view of the Bryce Resort ski slope from our balcony slider. There is also snow tubing at Bryce Resort, as well as a bar facing the slopes, and a restaurant. Lots to do in neighboring towns too. Luray Caverns are a must see nearby. We also travel an hour by car to Vienna to catch the train in to Washington DC. It's a great place to vacation.

This place is okay, a solid okay ... but just okay. The whole place and the units are very dated,…read moreprobably from the 70's. Be aware there is NO ELEVATOR. Not too big a deal, but something you should be aware of. Units are laid out a little weird, you have to go through the kitchen area to get to the bathroom and bedroom. The tub drain in our unit was pathetically slow, something they had to know about and ignored. Kitchen is bare-bones. Fully stocked with plates and pots and pans, utensils and silverware, but nothing else. Everything costs a little bit extra once you're here. Need extra towels? Extra. Want to hit the fitness club? Extra. How about spend a day at the beach? Extra. Got some laundry to do? Extra, and a walk to the other side of the building. Want to use WiFi? Extra. The place is definitely adequate. It was clean, although there are no housekeeping visits during the week. Instructions are to dump all the trash and strip all the beds before you leave, and return the key to the office 3 miles away. Not horrible, but I don't feel I should have to do all that, especially when there is an envelope for a tip for housekeeping ??!!?? For what??? Anyway, bottom line, I suppose we would stay here again, just need to know what you're getting.

Spent the weekend enjoying winter activities. We had a blast and would definitely recommend…read morestopping by. We were looking for a smaller place for a first time skier that wouldn't need many harder trails. We booked everything for the weekend online. The process was easy and made it easy and quick to get tickets and rentals that we already paid for. I think they do charge an additional fee if you didn't prepay. The first night we arrived we did the snow tubing. It was a fun time. You need to get a tube at the bottom of the hill. Then there is a belt you stand on that will bring you to the top. You pay for and hour and a half that seems like a long time but it went quick because it was fun. We did a snowboarding lesson in the am and then spent some time skiing. We rented a board and changed to skis and it was a $15 fee to change. There is a cafeteria type area to eat. I did read another review that said people just dump their bags in chairs to save them. So that is what we did. We saved half a table for us then shared the other half. When lunch time came the tables filled up fast. Most kids would just sit in the floor if they needed. For a small mountain it was a great time. They had everything you need. We stayed at Chalet resort that was a 3 minute drive.

We went to Bryce during the summer to experience their bike park. The resort is clean, staff was…read morefriendly and bike trails were well maintained. The only reason for the 4/5 is the resort allows hikers to take the ski lift which slows down the lift. Also, we rented bikes and safety gear. The Trek model bike rental was amazing. We were able to try a Trek Session and Trek Slash, both were fairly new models and in well condition. However, the Session had some excessive wearing on the tire outer tread, appeared cracked. We were so focused on having fun that we didn't bring it back to address that. I will say the more shocking thing was the safety gear which seemed extremely worn. Granted we got there late the only upper chest gear they had was shredded (arm sleeves had so many holes it looked the last person had a bear attack in it :-D ). Nonetheless, we had a lot of fun.

We made so many new friends Nicole (one of the waitresses)…read moreis so nice No turbines to be found Water pressure in the shower is enough to power wash a driveway Fling golf is so tuff I shot 2 under I shot better few throws here than I did my entire basketball season

A resort built on tradition, family, outdoors, and fun! Capon is a great place for people of all…read moreages to go, relax, participate in a variety of activities, eat good food, bond, and have FUN! It's a throwback that gives you a chance to really sit with people and chat. There's something for everyone to do when it comes to outdoor activities. The meals are delicious too! If you can swing it, definitely book a week for the full Capon experience!

Blt had bacon bits mixed with avocado very thin. Buffalo…read morechicken wrap was cold and brown lettuce. Way over priced but it was a Sunday at 12:30. You just can't find good help or no one to train them. Also there is a 7% Resort surcharge before taxes.

We decided to take a little weekend trip into the mountains and I'm glad we found this place…read more Wanted to spend a day at Luray Caverns and most of the hotels near there were very expensive. So I found this location only 45 minutes away and it was great. The resort seems real nice. They have a golf course and a small ski mountain. We are here in the spring. We have a full kitchen so we brought a lot of food with us. However there is a restaurant/bar to go to. The place we stayed was nice. The rooms are clean. They have an indoor pool that has a hot tub.

Had an overall amazing time at the Inn! Michael and Patrick were the best, and the FOOD was…read moreunreal!!! Will definitely be coming back!

Stayed in the "Springhouse", absolutely loved it. Was so peaceful, loved that it has its own…read morepersonal screened in porch and was so cozy! Michael and Patrick were the best hosts, everything was spotless when I got there, was even greeted with a glass of wine, will definitely be visiting again.

I absolutely recommend this place! It was secluded and had an amazing view. The house, hot tub and…read moregrounds were well kempt. Our adult family of four stayed for six days, and it was a little tight but far from uncomfortable. We played horseshoes in the yard, ate s'mores, did some awesome hiking behind the house, which happens to be right on the edge of the national park (beware the nettles and getting lost), canoeing, the Luray Caverns, hiking in the national park, local dining, and we spent a ton of time in the hot-tub. I recommend all of it. Things to be aware of: the beds are not large, this place is secluded, and the driveway is a steep, gravel switchback.

The perfect weekend getaway from DC for our group of 10 friends. Beautiful hikes and vineyards…read morenearby, Japanese hot tubs to soak in, adorable goats to pet, and a professional kitchen to cook together in. Couldn't have been more charming! The beds are very comfortable. There's enough of space for an who wants quiet time to be able to do their own thing for but also plenty of group space.

Pembroke Springs Retreat is a very beautiful place to spend a couple days -- a wonderful, relaxing…read moreand comfortable break from everyday life. I held a memorial for my ex-husband, attended by our daughters, their families and close friends who were neighbors of ours for years when our kids were young. Each of the 5 upstairs bedrooms accommodates 2 guests (more if futons added) and has a private bathroom and door to the balcony. The kitchen is amazing. You can bring in food or cook. There are also large living and dining rooms. You can walk on paths on the 175 acres and enjoy the 2 Japanese oak baths on the lower level. I couldn't have found a nicer place to share memories and spend time with those close to me and my ex. We sang, cried, enjoyed the baths and shared meals and memories.

On way to this resort way off the beaten path, we barely left I-81 when we lost the T-Mobile…read moresignal. That was the norm for probably 90% of the roads around. Also very disappointed that the duplex unit had no wi-fi! We are so used to having it for the last 20+ years of traveling that we were shocked. Wi-fi available at cost but resort manual stated it was slow and limited. Also had no wireless service. Had to drive 20 minutes away to get wireless signal. Checking in was ok, with one exception - I was asked to fill out a form with name & address (which was provided via our RCI reservation), plus the usual car information. Then I was asked to fill out my credit card information, including cc #, cc name, exp date and code! I have NEVER been asked for this! Usually resort just runs a hold amount on my credit card. Now on paper they have all someone needs to take money or even steal my identity! I was told the info was shredded after we left but will monitor activity closely. Unit was a duplex and surprisingly larger and better equipped than we thought. Huge living room/dining room combo with a pull down Murphy bed. Plus small bedroom & bathroom with small shower downstairs. A much larger loft bedroom and bathroom with a Jacuzzi & a Sauna!!! I slept upstairs after the first night because we were used to our King bed and in the Queen bed we kept bumping into each other. Tried the Jacuzzi but two issues. One, the on/off switch was on other side of Sauna door about 5 feet from Jacuzzi! The tub had weak power and with the remote switch, you had to leave the tub to switch it off. This meant I had to turn the water on before I left so that the water displaced by my standing up was replaced so jets did not spray out of tub. Took me awhile to get the sauna to work. No instructions, although the upstairs bedside table had instructions for 3 different alarm clocks, but none were present. Finally office told me of a reset button underneath the Sauna and that worked. Really enjoyed it, a little st a time. Although the kitchen was well equipped, better than most, there was no blender (for our meal replacement protein shakes) and no hair dryer. I asked and was provided a hair dryer but no blender available. Lots of activities around within 30-45 minutes so plenty to do.

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).