This is my home course not just because it's so close but because it is such a great place to play…read moregolf. The price is better than just about any other course in the area, the course itself is a nice layout with some fairly long fairways, and the greens will kick your butt. And the staff there is always great. My wife and I play FlingGolf and they have welcomed this golf alternative enthusiastically. I can't praise this course enough!

We had our wedding at the club house. They went above and beyond for our special day. It was…read morereasonably priced. The reception room was beautiful with chandeliers and a fireplace. James was super helpful and friendly. . If you want a cozy beautiful place to get married this is the place for you

TL;DR: Okay course; starter was less than helpful; not particularly scenic or anything; Expensive…read more Overview: ~Checking in was no problem; tee time was booked online ($95/person: a little expensive for what it is imo) ~Range balls are separate ~Carts are around, but need to check with starter for which one to load our stuff into ~Starter interaction was less than ideal. I came out after checking in, and went to load a cart. Starter was not at the podium (which had a tip jar?), but was on his phone and sitting next to the podium facing away from the carts. When I asked if I can load any cart, I hear him say "No", which is fine, but took a minute to finish his game and then get up to give me a key. He pointed at the cart I should use, and I went and loaded it myself (what's the tip jar for, if not going to be helpful). ~Cart had a cooler on it, but no ice in it ~We had about 20ish minutes before our tee time, so we were trying to rush to warm up, but the starter said "You guys have plenty of time" ~We started warming up and ~12 minutes in, the starter begins yelling our name to tell us to start our round ~Starter did not tell us pin position or anything, but found the info on a board ~The score cards do not have a good view of the greens/pin positions, so just winged it COURSE: ~Tee boxes were nice and flat ~There weren't many scenic or particularly nice holes, but overall it was well maintained ~Bathroom available after hole 4 and 8 (same bathroom/portapoddy) ~You loop back to the clubhouse at the run and the 15th tee is next to the clubhouse) Overall, it's an okay course, but for the price point, I'm not surprised that the course was not that busy on a Sunday during peak season.

Course is decent, some holes are a bit too close for comfort, so hopefully no one slices while…read moreyou're on the tee box on opposite side of the cart path. Cart girl didn't come around nearly enough and when she did, she didn't have any water. Also there are NO water coolers on the WHOLE course. ZERO water. On a 90° day, they're asking for trouble. But it gets better / there was a wedding so the clubhouse was CLOSED. Unacceptable. They said no water since Covid. It's 2024, get it together. No ambulance for Covid, just an ambulance for heat exhaustion....come on, do better.

Moldy and dirty for the price, remote batteries were dead and desk wouldn't replace them.read more

There's black mold in the bathroom, that looks like somebody painted over but it's starting to…read moreseep through the paint. Also the remote for the TV doesn't work, and the front desk is completely useless. It may seem I like small things, but when you pay $200 a night for a hotel room you expect things like this to work.

We had such a special stay at The Wayside Inn. From the moment you arrive, you can truly feel the…read morehistory! It's charming, cozy, and full of character in a way that's hard to find anymore. We stayed in Room 15, the Bernstein Suite, and it was incredibly spacious. The bed was so comfortable, and I loved the thoughtful details -- especially the cute vanity room with amazing natural light and the cozy seating area. The decor throughout the inn and in the room really stood out to me and was easily my favorite part of the stay. It felt like such a unique blend of historic charm and comfort. This stay was extra special for us as it was part of our 10-year anniversary trip while driving to New York City, and it ended up being the perfect halfway stop to break up the drive. It made the whole trip feel even more memorable. We also dined at Clem's Kitchen during our stay, and the food was great. (I'm gluten free and there were plenty of options!) I really appreciated that it's part of the inn, which made the overall experience feel seamless and convenient. Overall, it's the kind of place where you can slow down, soak in the atmosphere, and enjoy something truly special. I would absolutely recommend staying here if you're in the Shenandoah Valley area.

Charming Place, Comfortable Stay…read more We enjoy stays at both chains and independent hotels/motels, just do a lot of research to ensure a solid, restful stay at either. This piqued our interest as the longest continuously run motel and it lived up to expectations of being charmingly quirky while also very comfortable -- plus, proving to be easy to access as a quick pit stop. Spouse & I agreed when checking out that we wished we were staying longer, to get to enjoy the surprisingly spacious sitting room and glassed-in porch -- we stayed in room #15 / Bernstein and recommend it to both couples and small families. The bed was cushy and my husband slept later than his norm, always a good sign for bed comfort. It is higher than average, so I took advantage of the provided step to hop in/out. Because the tavern is onsite, there were additional bathrooms handy downstairs when ours was occupied. As noted in our welcome sheet, water took a few minutes to warm up. So if showering and in a rush, run it first for 3-5 minutes while doing other prep. But hot water arrives and pressure was excellent. The rooms were spotless, though of course tiles and other fixtures are vintage and show age -- it's a historic landmark. We also wish we could have stayed longer to take advantage of the porch rockers and both the tavern or (intriguingly combined) Irish-Mexican restaurant on premises. There appears to be patio seating in back, so ask if it's associated with hotel or dining, if looking for other outdoor space. Indoors, there are public spaces (two parlors plus other spots -- it's a rambling building!) with books and a checkerboard handy. Maybe more amenities but we ran out of time to explore. It's not a B&B -- there's just a stocked Keurig in the lobby and some packaged snacks and bottled water (free but donations welcomed). But if the Tavern is closed, as it was on our Memorial Dat visit, there's a small coffee shop just a half-block away, serving breakfast late as well as some sandwiches and bowls, plus good teas & coffees. Incredibly friendly staff. Looked like a few other dining options nearby plus historic sites and walking trails. We arrived very late, and management is not onsite at that hour, but instructions for arrival were provided, comprehensive and very easy to follow. Staff on site in am were very pleasant and helpful. Tip: If arriving late & lugging a ton of luggage, ask which rooms are closest to the late-night entrance. Number 15 is on the far side and up a flight of stairs -- fine for us with just overnight totes & computer bags but just something to keep in mind if you have a lot to unload. Overall, an enthusiastic thumbs-up. It looks like it would be a fun, relaxing hub for a weekend escape. But also great as a highway stop, as it is just a few minutes' drive from the exit.

Have played the course many times. We got to the course and discovered the fairways and greens had…read morebeen aerated and sanded. Needless to say our game suffered. I stopped by the pro shop and asked if the aeration was mentioned when making tee times. The answer turned into a joke about my golf game.. I appreciate a golf course that is well taken care of but why not let people know when it's being done?

Great atmosphere, extremely professional, polite staff. Mason Grapes provided exceptional service…read moreto our guest. This kid was great with assisting us with our needs.

Looking for something local during the snowmageddon fallout. Very friendly staff. We had a lot of…read morefun throwing axes and enjoyed the music bingo.

We came for the food on the recommendation of some folks in our neighborhood. So glad we did!…read moreThe Flatbread pizza and street tacos were yummy and well priced. It is welcoming and clean!

This place has a lot of potential but unfortunately with only teenagers running the place you can…read moretell there's no real supervision. Teens making out in the skate rental room, teens piled up on the pool tables, had to wait an obnoxious about of time to be checked in bc the employees were too busy talking with friends to pay attention to real customers. My kids and I have had some fun times here for birthday parties but open skate just seems to be a parent free teen make up party.

In town on vacation and was pleasantly surprised to find this gem of a rink. The wood floor is…read morenice, the rental skates aren't all beat up, the crowd is here for fun, the owners are a young couple who take pride in their business...I highly recommend this place for some good old family fun.

Jim is the Man! Friendly and jovial and GREAT beers…read more Pints are the most reasonably priced in town. Don't miss this place. Music is wonderful and everyone is having fun.

Absolutely amazing. I loved every minute of karaoke. Front Royal has some singing stars…read more The atmosphere is so inviting. We were greeted by the owner and felt so welcomed from the beginning. The patrons are delightful. Southern hospitality to the max. We had a great evening!

This is a fun and challenging course. Some of the fairways are close to houses but it doesn't take…read moreaway from the enjoyable views. Greens fees are a good price compared to other courses in the area and the staff is very friendly. They have a decent driving range and a good-sized practice green. The course can get very busy, especially on the weekends, so plan accordingly.

This is like my 6th stay here since October of 2024. Staff is always friendly and welcoming. I have…read morealways been pleased with the rooms. And every morning when I go down for breakfast the ladies are always welcoming and love to hear me up a gluten free muffin. Oh those are so good. Honestly this is my favorite Towne Place Suites I've stayed in over the last decade as a Titanium Elite member. Please keep it up.

My husband and I had a one night stay at the TownPlace Suites in Front Royal and had a wonderful…read morevisit. We arrived much later than expected and the woman working the front desk during the evening shift was welcoming and extremely kind upon our check in. Definitely the type of greeting anyone would hope for after a long, late night drive. The TownPlace Suites in Front Royal is located in an area with lots of "life" surrounding it. There are places to eat and shop such as a Target, Walmart, Starbucks, and other popular chain establishments. There was ample parking surrounding the hotel and, even more noteworthy, all parking was complimentary. Pets are also welcome at this hotel for a small fee. Our room was extremely spacious for two adults. We were assigned to a two queen bed accessible room. There was a full kitchen with full size refrigerator, microwave, stove, and sink, a dining table, and a large bathroom. There were ample power outlets to charge multiple devices. Plenty of room to spare for just the two of us. A family or group of four could fit comfortably in this room. Perhaps, even a family with three small children willing to share a bed. Complimentary hot breakfast was served each morning. The breakfast had a good variety of items and was actually pretty good! Without a doubt, a five star stay for us. We could have been happy staying here more than one night as the accommodations really made us feel like we were at a home away from home. If we ever find ourselves back in this area of Virginia, we will definitely look to book at this TownPlace Suites again.