Great little place! Love the "inn" feeling -- down to the set of keys provided for both the room…read moreand the main places of the inn. Quaint and somewhat unique these days! Like a maze inside, but very cool. Great service by the young lady who got us checked in! Felt like distant family welcoming us to their home. Charming. Live music, good food, great back patio/beach, and wonderful rooms with a good view and walkout to a patio overlooking the river. If there weren't so many telephone/power poles around the front of the place, photography opportunities would be great. At least the backyard is picturesque. The only slightly negative thing worth noting is that outside it can be a bit loud considering both the river with its small waterfall and the live music. Def would go back!

Loved my stay last week. From the moment I arrived, I was treated like family. After staying in…read moreprior years in smaller economy rooms, I booked a large room on the second floor with access to a shared balcony for 2 nights. The sound of the waterfall was extremely relaxing and since I was able to open windows it made for a restful sleep. My room was near the noise from the bar but it ended at 9:00. The breakfast in the morning was delicious (fluffy eggs, bacon, biscuits and gravy, fruit, muffins, toast, bagels and mugs of coffee), managed by a wonderfully attentive woman who went table to table to ask if everythi was ok. All of this was accompanied by a beautiful view of the river. Great way to start the day. Dinner of grilled trout, mashed potatoes with garlic and rosemary, and braised heirloom carrots from the new fall menu was lovely. Finally, I enjoyed the mix of people I encountered, from retirees (like me) there to ride the Creeper trail (currently the Damascus to Abingdon portion is open, trail from Whitetop to Damascus open Mar27), to a group planning to hike the Appalachian Trail for 3 days. Lots of adventure to be found in the area. My favorite though was relaxing and painting on the deck by the river. Will definitely be back.

My husband stayed here for a week while he was working in the area. It's a beautiful old place in…read morea cute little town. The people in the town are very nice

Our first time at a b&b. Couldn't have asked for a better experience. Comfortable room, full…read morekitchen, overall wonderful & pleasant experience. So much better than a hotel room. Price was way less than I expected, too.

for city folks: Be prepared to be off the grid. It was so peaceful and quiet, all we heard were…read morethe cayotes and dogs "talking" to each other. We drove into W. Jefferson for a late lunch (Hotel Tavern) but just explored the huge property. Breakfast is in the main house - great french toast and strong coffee, good conversation. Hubby and I definitely enjoyed the time off to explore this relatively remote part of VA.

This has to be one of my favorite new places to stay in the mountains of VA. Scott & Loren's home…read moreis exquisitely kept and has something for everyone to appreciate. We planned this trip as our first anniversary weekend to get away from the chaos of everyday life and it was every bit of what we needed. Unlike other B&Bs, Scott and Loren's home offers a secluded and private setting where you can enjoy the grounds without having to tiptoe around other guests or wait for a good spot on the porch to open up. It offers a level of comfort and seclusion not easily found elsewhere. Their property is amazing with gardens throughout and a quietness you cannot find at other B&Bs. They are incredibly welcoming to their home and go out of their way to make you feel appreciated. While we were secluded from civilization, the home itself offered all of the amenities you could ever need. We especially enjoyed exploring the books on the shelves, sitting on the porch, looking at the many species of trees and plant life, and perhaps best of all Scott's French Toast breakfast. I cannot stress enough just how wonderful our stay was and how accommodating they were to our last-minute changes. We are deeply appreciative for their hospitality and every little touch they put in to make our stay a memorable one. We will definitely be back for future stays.

This lovely inn was situated conveniently near everywhere we needed to be. The house is a beautiful…read moreold home with amazing woodwork, spacious rooms and a calming feel. The inn owner is a delight-friendly, knowledgeable about Bluefield and surrounding areas and she serves a delicious, freshly cooked breakfast!!

Perfection!!! We had planned an overnight in Bluefield our halfway stop to our destination, Baker's…read moreHill Inn was beyond our expectation. The Inn was built in 1910, Lisa, the owner has transformed the home into a beautiful establishment. The front porch is very inviting as well as the room we occupied with an adjoining porch. Very clean, beautifully decorated. Our bed was so comfortable we didn't want to get up. We had our furry baby, who Lisa welcomed with treats. Lisa is so hospitable, attentive & friendly, who really made us feel welcomed. She tops your stay off with a great breakfast, fresh berries, bacon, scrambled eggs, & apple turnovers, variety of juices & endless cups of coffee. A must!!!

Great B&B. Run by a great older couple. In the heart of historic Abingdon…read more Located in a 1905 Victorian, the inside of the house takes you back to another time. The house has been owned by the same family for decades, and their care of it shows. The bathrooms are small, but when you consider the rooms were never intended to have them, they did well. There are only 4 rooms, so there's never a crowd. The breakfast was wonderful. Lighter fare, in 2 courses. The first fresh fruit, with a Swedish cream or a fresh lime sorbet. The second was an egg soufflé with fresh vegetables one day, with rolls and apple butter bread. The second, a bread pudding with great sides. Their rates are very comparable to other B&B's and hotels in the area.

The hosts are warm and friendly. The lodge is lovely and the rooms are cozy. The scenery is…read morestunning. Gourmet breakfasts are excellent. We highly recommend visiting the Lodge.

It was our first time ever staying at a Bed & Breakfast and we started with one of the best. We…read morewere looking for a place to rest and relax on a trip to the area and this place fit the bill. We napped in the Garden Room one afternoon while listening to the sounds of the water garden through an open window, we enjoyed the cool breezes and the views off the back deck, we had a complimentary cup of herbal tea with honey each night before bed, and we slept like the dead on the comfortable, luxury sheets each night. The breakfasts were delicious, the views divine, the entire experience was top notch and I can't wait to go back! The hosts were helpful, friendly, and accessible. They know what they're doing and they make the place a nice little mountain oasis for their guests. Don't hesitate, just book it!

Awesome place! Pam & Ed are ultra accommodating and experts at making you feel at home. The house,…read moreproperty and the owners were above expectations. Will definitely return.

We had our first time here. The mansion was beautifully restored. The owners are very nice as is…read moretheir employee. Breakfast was great. A short walk to other restaurants and brewpubs in town. Nice and quiet. We cannot wait to go back. We stayed here to ride our bikes on the New River Rails to Trails.

Do yourself a favor the next time you are passing through Wytheville... Don't stay at a chain…read morehotel. Instead indulge yourself by spending a night in the magnificently restored Trinkle Mansion. Owned by Patti and Bernie Pizinger, this century home was restored by Patti in the early 2000s and has been operating for over 10 years. We stayed in the Monroe Room, complete with a antique queen size solid wood bed, claw foot tub, and multi head shower. There are many shared spaces including a library, conservatory and a wonderful side porch complete with a beautiful swing for two. Hot coffee served in a community parlor off the rooms then a three course breakfast iz served in the formal dining room under one of the three elegant Austrian crystal chandelier. This was perhaps the best experience we have had in a B&B in the 25+ years we have been visiting them.

What a beautiful place to come relax and enjoy a quick trip to the NC mountains... This quaint B&B…read moreis only a short drive to the Blue Ridge Parkway (maybe 5-8 minutes driving) and about 15-20 minutes drive to the Stone Mountain park. It is out of the way down a long driveway, and most likely you'll be greeted by their super friendly dog, Hunter. Jim and Margaret are great hosts, providing freshly baked chocolate chip cookies and lemonade upon arrival. The check-in process is short and sweet and they are available when you need them, but the place is big enough to give enough privacy despite the community spaces. I surprised my bf for his birthday and we came up just for one night. We stayed in the Yosemite room and it was perfect. The king bed was super comfortable, and the room had a ceiling fan, flat screen tv, electric fireplace (for ambiance and/or for heat), and the bathroom had a shower and a jacuzzi tub. It was right around the corner from the kitchen, so in terms of noise, you do hear the clinging and clanging of cooking and cabinets/drawers closing, but it wasn't a major issue for us. If you're sensitive to noise, then I would suggest getting a room on the second floor instead. Our room leads off to an external entrance to the back balcony/porch area so we could come and go from the back door instead of going through the house/common area which was nice. There is always access to coffee (fresh brewed in the morning or a Keurig for afternoon) and hot water for tea or hot chocolate. Upstairs, there is a small fridge that has complimentary can sodas and bottles of water for guests to have. I put our bottle of champagne there to chill. The highlight of the stay of course was the breakfast promptly served at 8:30a. We woke up to a beautiful spread and shared a nice breakfast with nice conversation with 12 other guests. It was family style, so we passed the food around and around until we were all miserably/happily stuffed. Margaret's famous cinnabuns were really delicious - super sweet and fresh. Overall - Everything was clean and just really done well with nice subtle touches throughout the B&B (ie. light music in the background of the common areas, fresh cut flowers in the bathroom and bedside, foaming bubble bath by the tub with a pillow, several candles in the room to assist with creating a romantic ambiance, super plush robes and Bath & Body Works shower products (soaps, shampoo, etc) to use... We definitely hope to come back and enjoy/relax again in the near future :)

My wife and daughter and I spent two wonderful nights in the cabin at Glade Valley and will…read morecheerfully return the next time we are in the area. First, the cabin. This cozy little cabin has a loft bedroom with one bed and a half bath. Downstairs is a living room that is equipped with a pull out sofa bed, perfect of an eight-year-old. The grey stone fireplace and chimney occupy the center of the structure and are beautiful. The full kitchen is well stocked with pots, pans, dishes, coffee-maker, cups, coffee, tea and there was a plate of fresh-baked cookies waiting for us on the table when we arrived. Just off the kitchen is a full bathroom with a fantastic Jacuzzi tub. But the piece de resistance: the most perfect "settin' porch" overlooking the creek behind. No kidding, the perfect spot for your morning coffee! In the mornings, we walked up the hill to the main house log home with another amazing porch. The innkeepers make a homemade sumptuous breakfast every morning. On the first morning, there was fresh fruit, bacon, eggs, biscuits, cinnamon rolls, baked grits. On the second morning, we had shirred eggs with ham, waffles, Moravian sugar bread, fruit salad. We enjoyed the breakfast at a common table with other guests, sharing our stories of our journeys and adventures. Delish!!

My family and I had a wonderful experience staying at the Collins House Bed and Breakfast. From the…read moremoment we arrived, Carol and Rod made us feel genuinely welcome, striking a perfect balance between attentive and unobtrusive hospitality. The home is beautifully decorated with comfortable rooms and inviting common spaces. It also provided a quiet, peaceful atmosphere that made it easy to unwind. The attention to detail is evident here--everything was spotless! Breakfast was a true highlight of our stay. The waffles were hands down the best we've ever had--perfectly cooked and delicious. They were very generous in servings and even offered seconds! (of course we were too full to accept). Memorable visit. We would absolutely stay here again.

The Collins House really changed our dubious opinion of Bed & Breakfast establishments. Let me…read moreclarify that we are Motorcoach and Marriott people and the few times we tried B&B's were pretty disastrous. We went to Marion, Virginia to see our friend Tim White's show, Song of the Mountains at the Lincoln Theatre. Collins House is about a block and a half away. The home is charming inside and out; we enjoyed the flowers and beautiful garden-like grounds, with porch sitting and rocking. Inside, I felt completely at home, surrounded by inviting, comfortable, but very tasteful furniture and decor. The breakfast meals were superb, with every attentiveness directed at tasty delicacies in exceptional presentations. Rod and Carol need no signs about hospitality for it abounds in every aspect of the stay at the Collins House, a charming and extremely valuable rest haven while visiting the area. There are no other accommodations in the area for comparison, so staying elsewhere will be your loss, but staying there, will be your gain.