Such a friendly place when we arrive late after a long drive…read more One room suite with sleeper sofa. No fitted sheet for the sofa bed but they brought one up right away. Breakfast was well stocked with apples and bananas. Oatmeal had lots of toppings. Sandwiches and eggs and sausage. They even opened a little early since we were waiting. Very friendly and pleasant staff.

I checked into this Residenice Inn on 4/4/25. Upon entering my room it smelled so heavily of…read moremariJuana so I went to ask for another room. The front desk attendant told me they were fully booked so I agreed to just open the windows since it was very late and I was exhausted. When I went back to the room this time I turned on the lights to put my luggage away and then thats when I saw the cockroaches crawling on the walls! No way I was staying in this room so I checked out and had to drive quite a ways to find a hotel. This is not the quality of any Marriott I have ever stayed! I filed a complaint with corporate Marriott but no response so I think others should know before staying of the condition. I also emailed pictures of the cockroaches to the manager but they didn't seem too concerned.

What a hidden gem! I went to Iris as a solo getaway for the evening (last Thursday), traveling from…read moreNorthern VA (the concrete jungle) and stayed in Cabin #4. It was gorgeous. It was super clean, with a nice, cozy bed and comfortable, bougie amenities, including the shower you'd see at the St. Regis (open shower with a rain showerhead and sprayer). The private hot tub on the deck overlooking the mountains is gorgeous. I watched the sunset from my deck. I also discovered there's a washer/dryer in there in addition to a microwave and a fridge. So it's like a bougie version of a Residence Inn. Also, since I'm in my own cabin, I didn't hear anything from the outside unless I was outside. The property is beautiful. It has some small on-site hiking trails that take about 20-30 minutes. The clubhouse has an AMAZING chef-cooked breakfast in the morning that's included in your stay rate, and the on-site manager is so nice. They also put sparkling water and Fiji water in your fridge for free. You're also near the cute town of Staunton, which has gift shops, glass art (and glassblowing if you want to try), a historic railway, a high point city view (Sears Bridge), book shops, and restaurants/cafes. It's good to spend a few hours. There's no dinner on-site at the inn, but I went to the nearby Blue Mountain Brewery, which gets very popular. I hope you have a wonderful time here, and I HIGHLY recommend it.

Buyer beware - sharp business practices…read more My wife and I booked the Iris Inn for two nights through Expedia. The Inn's listing on Expedia said it was "dog friendly." Great, right? Not really. The Inn sent a message through Expedia saying that the room I booked didn't accommodate pets, but that they had more expensive rooms that did and would I want to switch to one of those rooms? Ok, I get it. Bait and switch. The problem is, the message went right to my spam folder. Never had a chance to see it and I never responded. That's where it was left for over two months until "Linda" called me up several weeks before the reservation - ostensibly to ask for a credit card for incidentals. I have the voicemail. I thought this was a bit unusual, asking for a credit card weeks beforehand for incidentals. In her voicemail she never mentioned anything about the pet issue, and she never mentioned anything it when I calked her back and spoke to her. Why? She knew I had not replied to her Expedia message. Why didn't she mention it? Why not "by the way, did you see the message we sent?" And she obviously had my phone number - she called me - why didn't she follow up that Expedia message with a simple phone call? The day of check-in I searched my email for the check-in instructions and only then did I see the Expedia message about the room I booked not accepting pets. I called in a panic. Linda explains their pet friendly rooms are sold out. So there I am, hours from home, with my dog, and nowhere to stay. And so I was forced to cancel the reservation, and Linda and the Iris Inn gladly took the $846 for the forced cancellation. That's almost a grand down the drain. For the love of God all she needed to do was SAY SOMETHING. So as you're thinking about where to spend your money, remember my experience. I'm just a normal person that lost $846 to this place when all they needed to do was say something about pets in the room I booked when they had me on the phone weeks before my booking. This is the kind of place the Iris Inn is. This is the kind of person "Linda the innkeeper" is. You have a choice to reward good behavior with your dollars or bad. It's your choice.

I spent a night here. The hotel is conveniently located for visits to the area wineries, as well…read moreas having nearby restaurants. It's surprisingly quiet, and the room was mostly clean-- the shower could have done with a heavy scrub. The hotel includes breakfast. My advice? Go somewhere else. They were understaffed with long lines, and the food itself was terrible, even by hotel continental breakfast standards.

As I pulled into the parking lot of Holiday Inn Express and Suites, I observed plenty of parking…read morewith parking for people with disabilities. As I entered, I was warmly greeted by Annie, who was well dressed and professional. She had me checked in in minutes. As I entered the room, I was assigned. It was very clean and had a fresh scent. I was to thank Annie and Holiday Inn Express and Suites for a wonderful experience! Well done, you earned your 5-star review! I look forward to my next visit!

Clean, spacious, checked the boxes of a clean place to sleep for the night. Safe area. We would…read morestay here again. The breakfast was not wonderful. The "continental" part of it was ok, but the hot part wasn't something we were willing to eat.

This location was perfect. Close to all the hiking along the Blue Ridge/Shenandoah trails as well…read moreBreweries and Wineries. Our room was very clean and peaceful. No street noise. In fact, The hotel was booked solid and we heard very little noise. This location even had 2 working EV chargers, Bonus! No Red Hot Moments here. The room was as cool as you want, and the shades really darkened the room. We would definitely stay here again.

The system was down last night so it was hard to get a room but Deep (the front desk attendee) was…read moreawesome and tried his absolute hardest to figure out a room for us. He was very understanding and did awesome with the situation that we were put in.

Accommodates dogs for $15 per night. Rooms were clean. Breakfast is available, hot and cold items…read more Beds were not the most comfortable but not bad. Quiet overall and close to dining options, BBQ/seafood and Cracker Barrel next door. Seven Arrows Brewing not far is pretty good and not nearly as busy as the places right off highway.

I had a perfect one night stay at The Farmhouse. It was spacious, clean, beautiful, and luxurious…read more This was my third time staying at a bed & breakfast but this was my best experience. Our room came with a complimentary bottle of wine, which was really nice. They also have a wine hour that is self service and is complimentary. You're allowed as much wine as you want. There's also complimentary charcuterie during the wine hour and it's nice to be able to mingle with other guests. Breakfast the morning of us checking out was delicious and a truly beautiful experience. I wish I was still there.

What an excellent place! From the details in the room, the attentive service from James the chef…read moreand Lilly our server for breakfast to the dinner with all courses paired with wine. A wonderful place to relax and just enjoy the view. Highly recommend and these 2 Floridians are thinking about when we can plan another getaway at this beautiful place! Highly recommend - you won't be disappointed!!

This place is great. If you are traveling the blue ridge parkway, why get off to stay in some hotel…read morein town?? Enjoy the peace of the outdoors while listening to the sounds of nature. Definitely increased our experience!!

I reserved on line, then called to see if I could get a campsite for less than the $81 charged for…read moreone night. No such luck. Arrived a few days ago, and the campsites do not even have electricity or water. The communal bathrooms and kitchen were nice, but highly disappointing to pay so much for so little. As a bicyclist riding the TransAmerica Route, I will recommend on the ACA forums for cyclists to avoid this venue due to the exorbitant cost. Never saw or spoke with any staff during our stay. All done via text and email.

This exquisitely decorated 1847 bed and breakfast is filled with antiques, has a very comfortable…read moreking bed, loveseat and is beautifully furnished in the Blue room. The bath is well appointed and fluffy robes add a luxurious touch. The breakfast was spectacular. Fresh greens with fruit and sugared pecans, the best homemade scone I'd ever eaten, shirred eggs that were scrumptious, bacon cooked to perfection and home fries as well as juice and coffee made up this fabulous feast. The setting is lovely, plenty to do and see nearby and a host and hostess that were both accommodating and delightful to visit with. I highly recommend this establishment.

We had a wonderful stay at Heritage Hill B and B. Hosts, Dana and Scott are incredibly hospitable…read more The historical home has been beautifully decorated and restored after careful research to ensure of historical integrity. The surrounding grounds are also a gem with a lovely patio, gardens, Mountain View's and a swing! We found our room ( the blue room) to be comfortable & well appointed . Dana and Scott added all the right touches to make for both a good nights sleep and a comfortable hangout spot to rest from a day of hiking. We've stayed in a few b & b's over the years but Heritage Hill tops our list. Dana and Scott are warm hosts, allowing us free reign of the grounds and much of the home so we could relax outside of our bedroom. Dana prepared a delicious, full breakfast to start our day. The egg soufflé was tasty and cooked to perfection. We found the location to be great, a short (maybe 15 minute) drive from southern Shenandoah NP and northern Blue Ridge Parkway. Both offering hikes and viewpoints. There are breweries, wineries, art galleries, scenic drives and museums in the area. We will definitely return to the area as there's more exploring to do --we plan to definitely stay at Heritage Hill again.

During my stay, the entire staff from the cleaners to the owners were nothing but helpful and…read moreamenable. The rooms are being renovated currently, so hopefully by the end of 2023 they will have updated accommodations. The free breakfast is pretty damn good, the pool always looked sparkling clean, and the employees are just human-beings just livin' and will give you a smile if you give one. I never had any issues with bed bugs, there are mosquitos. I was in multiple rooms, never saw anything that was alive in any room except myself.

It was an amazing experience. The water was hot on command, there was plenty of space in our room…read moreand the breakfast was delicious and ready to serve when we got there. The only thing I did not like was the channel selection however there were multiple options to choose from! 10/10 stay

This could be a decent place if they provided parking for all their guest. They do not if you stay…read morein the back you are out of parking 90% of the time. Especially if your handicap not one space dedicated to handicap people. Call and say something you will get told "well there is nothing we can do about it if you park at your room you will be towed " other words if your handicap just ride your wheelchair or hobble down hill a long way from the empty front lot to the back. Lol rude I'd say yes. The only handicap spots are in the front at the office a great distance from the back option walk down a hill long ways around building to the back or downstairs alot of stairs. You handicap people choose. Because again they can't/ to lazy to help. Besides the parking paying over 2,000 to stay and the room smaller then your standard Days Inn great stay. Especially if your disabled. Thanks hope this helps the next ada disabled person get better service then myself. Have a great day.

They provide white towels. I washed my face and dried my face with said towel. Left some makeup…read moreresidue on said towel. Just checked my credit card and was charged $15. I called and was told it was because there was "orange" on the towel. Perhaps supply your guests with black towels to avoid this in the future. Never in my life. We will be making biweekly trips to this area for the next 6 months and were planning on booking again but forget it. If you consider this place, bring your own sheets and blankets as you may get them dirty which apparently is a no no at this particular hotel. SMH.