I drive between South Carolina and New York pretty often, and the Hyatt Place in Harrisonburg has…read morebecome my regular stop. The hotel is clean, modern, and reasonably priced, but honestly, the real highlight is the Ridge Room. After a long day on the road, I really don't want to get back in the car to find dinner, so having a rooftop restaurant just steps from the room is perfect. The mountain views are great, and the farm-to-table menu is always interesting. We've eaten here several times, and it has never disappointed. The food is consistently good, and the bartenders know what they're doing--the drinks are just as solid as the meals. It's one of those places where the menu might not immediately grab you, but once you try the food, it all clicks. Definitely a spot we'll keep coming back to.

I heard great things about this place and was very enthusiastic to visit...however, though the food…read morewas pretty solid the service was quite lacking. I have found the front staff and the wait staff to be lacking in their consideration towards restaurant guests. It seems that they are picking and choosing whom they choose to grant a great experience to. Service: The front staff and waitress we had carried an air of attitude when dealing with me and my family. It seemed like they were not keen to accommodate a few of our basic requests which essentially boiled down to laziness. To be honest, they are very petty when it comes to getting a table on their rooftop...when my family (of 5) came in, they told us it was first come first serve and sat us inside. Another family came in with 3-4 adults and 2 kids after we were seated, to which they promptly moved them outside even though they were inside as well when a spot opened up. I'm not truly understanding the mentality of service here and frankly thought for a nice establishment there would be better decorum and attitude towards guests. Food: overall pretty good. I found the food and drink to be solid. In summary, the food is good here but doesn't surpass the service we received.

Hyatt Place is our favorite hotel in the 'Burg! Having a student at JMU and season tickets for the…read morefootball games, we have had the pleasure of staying there many times over the last 3 years. Rooms are beautiful and updated. The property itself is warm and inviting as is the staff. Rooms are large, nice bathrooms, beautiful views of the mountains and the most comfortable beds!

I'm not sure why this hotel has so many good reviews!…read more First, housekeeping did not replace the toilet paper roll between customers, so I had to open the new pack. I was a bit disgusted at having to use the same toilet paper as a stranger (aside from using a public restroom, I feel that this is different). The soap bar also looked like it had not been replaced, as when I opened the box to use it, it was already wet and smudged on the edges. The shower pressure is extremely hard and actually hurt to stand in there, and the doors wouldn't close all the way so the floor would practically flood. I had clothes on the floor to change into and they got soaked, and they were a good ways away from the shower door. Room is loud with thin floors and walls. There were also crumbs left on the rug in front of the couch that housekeeping didn't vacuum. Everything in my room also just seemed slightly damp, from the bed to my clothes to my shoes. My shoes were not damp before I brought them into the room. Someone attempted to enter my room (probably just got the wrong room number), but hotel staff did not seem concerned one bit when I called down to ask about it. I was a solo female traveler so I was very anxious about this! I also needed to shave off a day from my stay and they charged me an extra $125 to take OFF a day. They also play very loud techno upbeat music late at night in the "lobby" which was overstimulating coming in around 10:30-11:00 at night. I say "lobby" because when you walk in, it just looks like the snacks/drink stand to the right. I walked around trying to find the main desk, and there were 4-5 staff members standing at the desk chatting who watched me walk around and did not offer any help. The bed was okay (but I had to stack 3 pillows on top because they sink too much), and I did enjoy the blackout curtains and location in Harrisonburg. I did not try the restaurant or pool or gym. Overall I would not stay here again as there are literally 5-6 other hotels within view of my room that are most likely better!

I love the ambience at base camp. They have live music and dj played music in the evening which is…read morea lot of fun. Our Airbnb was close to the base camp so we could hear hits being played which was fun too. We went here for food after doing the scenic chair lift ride and a hike. The service was very friendly but the food was mid tier. We got the buttermilk chicken sandwich and the beef tacos to share. The chicken sandwich came with fries and was great. The beef tacos were not good. They tasted like they were made with the El Paso seasoning packet which is very basic and not flavorful. The tacos also came with cilantro lime rice which had zero flavor so we won't be reordering this if we return. You kind of have to rely on this place if you go during the day since they are the only ones open nearby until 4 pm when all the other restaurants open

This is an update just to add photographs from the Grilling on the Deck special event.read more

Always an awesome experience when we are at Massanutten! I wanted to provide an update in that this…read morelocation does not sell liquor or hard spirits anymore. I recall that last year I was able to get a screwball and Diet Coke, which was really yummy but this year I ended up with a green bold rock cider. I saw that they predominantly sell cans of wine, cans of beer and the occasional mimosa or bloody Mary, but no options for bar drinks or otherwise liquor options. They still offer some easy to grab snack snacks like Cheetos and Doritos The fire pit is still roasting and warm, and I will always continue to stop here in the future during our days on the slope I noticed that at the bottom towards the entrance of the slopes they have a new yacht pagoda like bar that they recommended for us to grab any cocktails :)

I will tell you, I love a mini vacay.,, and here's the good, the bad, and the ugly... First of all,…read morethe drive for me is about 3 hours. Not too bad, all things considered. And it's a nice drive. The area itself is also nice. It's quiet and pleasant. Until you get to the pool. Then it's loud and full of unsupervised kids. Ugh. The hours aren't great, either. It seems like the pools close super early. Why?!!! The restaurants are decent but again for a resort, the hours are just not open late enough. Lastly, the high pressure sales tour is just ridiculous. It was almost enough to make me not want to come back. Stacy and Todd are horrible, worst salespeople ever. They're just rude and unprofessional. Except for them, the trip was good.

Great food! Great service! And a fun atmosphere!…read more We stayed downtown and walked to this cute cafe! The menu isn't huge but has so many yummy options! The chicken sandwich with pimento cheese was perfect! My son's French toast was so yummy... the butter served with it was an extra bonus! A must try!

If you're in downtown Harrisonburg and looking for a brunch spot that delivers both good food and…read moregood energy, Clementine is it. The vibe is truly what you make it, there isnt a large crowd or loud music, so bring the right company and you're guaranteed a great time. Whether you're rolling in with a big group or just a few friends, they make it easy, with separate checks, and even personalized orders by the awesome bartender. The experience is smooth from start to finish, so nothing gets in the way of enjoying yourself and the company you are with. Between the delicious food, good energy, and conversations that seem to flow effortlessly, it's the kind of place you'll want to linger. And let's not forget the art covered walls, perfect for capturing those Instagram worthy moments. If you wake up hungry and ready for brunch, Clementine is definitely the spot to be.

Located near Gate 5 is what can best be described as a soda/coffee/snack lounge. It's quite…read morecomfortable and normally very quiet, but is only open everyday from 7am-5pm. It costs $10, but considering sodas cost $4.25 and snacks are $2-4 at the gift shop , it's probably worth it for me. It's not what you're used to at a typical airport lounge. With limited hours, No booze, food (other than snacks), or bathroom, it can seem disappointing but it's a fraction of the price of a typical travel lounge.

Excellent service, delicious food, wonderful ambiance 5stars all around!! Our servers Lindsay and…read moreSterling were fantastic! Will be back.

While staying at Massanutten Resort, we received a buy-one-get-one wine tasting offer for CrossKeys…read moreWinery, and it turned out to be one of the highlights of our trip. From the moment we arrived, the staff was welcoming, friendly, and incredibly knowledgeable about the winery and its selection of wines. Rachel guided us through our tasting experience, and she was fantastic. She mentioned that she had been working there for about a year, which honestly surprised us because she was so confident, personable, and entertaining. Her sense of humor and excellent customer service made the experience even more enjoyable. The winery itself is absolutely beautiful. The décor, atmosphere, lighting, furniture, and bar setup were all thoughtfully designed and created an upscale yet comfortable environment. I couldn't stop admiring the space. We also had the pleasure of meeting some wonderful people during our visit--a group of siblings and their spouses. In an incredibly kind gesture, they paid for our meal and wished to remain anonymous. I couldn't leave without expressing my gratitude for their generosity. What stood out most was how engaging the staff was. They kept conversations flowing, shared laughs with guests, and created a warm, welcoming atmosphere that made everyone feel at home. While the food wasn't quite as impressive as the wine and service, it was still enjoyable and certainly not bad. Overall, this was the best winery experience I've had, and I look forward to returning whenever I have the chance.

Lovely upscale dinner in Harrisonburg for my mother in law's 60th birthday. The staff were…read moreextremely attentive and helpful, they refrigerated our cake upon arrival and cut it onto separate plates with a candle for our birthday girl for dessert. We accidentally spilled some wine on the table and they were quick to replace our tablecloth. The restaurant itself is beautiful, a very well kept historic home. The food was delicious, I loved the mushroom soup and wagyu meatballs and my husband loved the duck.

The Joshua Wilton House is an absolute gem in the heart of Harrisonburg. From the moment you step…read moreonto the porch, you're wrapped in a sense of timeless grace--Victorian architecture, warm lighting, and a staff that treats you like a cherished guest. We came for dinner and left with memories. The seasonal menu is a masterclass in local sourcing and refined execution. I had the Filet, and it was plated like art and tasted even better. Every bite felt intentional, balanced, and deeply satisfying. Service was impeccable--attentive without hovering, knowledgeable without pretension. The wine list is thoughtful, and the desserts? Worth every indulgent moment. Whether you're celebrating something special or just want to treat yourself to an evening of elegance, the Joshua Wilton House delivers. It's not just a restaurant--it's an experience. One that Harrisonburg should be proud of.

Nice place to have a few beers and watch the game. The beer was cold and the mugs were chilled…read more Everyone was vey friendly and the bartender was a great guy. This is a smoking bar. The food, however, had much to be desired.

Excluding the fact that you can chief down a pack of butts in a dingy, dark room, Time-Out Sports…read moreLounge is no cut above the rest. It can become a frenzied nucleus of sundry, displaced Steelers fans. And at Time-Out, their singular passion for Pittsburgh outshines their real-life heterogeneities. It's cute. Now I'm a Patriots fan. Not making this a secret, I was setup to watch my game on an old tube TV that wasn't adjusted to display the particulars of the game. It wasn't even large enough to discern who was involved in what play. As I missed the details of play after play, all the potential accolades that could have come from Time-Out being a smoker-friendly establishment vanished. TVs galore and I'm stuck watching my team's unabated conquest on a poorly tuned box circa 1985? And I could swear the thing had wood grain siding. Fail. As a practical matter, management should be advised that when it comes to pizza, every inch of cheese isn't supposed to immediately slide off the bread when slices are handled. Just saying. I'm convinced that they spray the dough with Teflon at Time-Out. All this being said, the service here is exemplary. Our waiter made regular rounds and we were not wanting for pitchers of beer. It's easy to quaff them down at Time-Out. So if you're looking for a place to drink and smoke, come here. But don't expect one iota more.

Beautiful views and a spacious setting made for a relaxing visit. We enjoyed learning about the…read morewinery's history and sampling the wines. The flight wasn't quite to our taste, so we tried two reds and ended up purchasing a bottle we really enjoyed. Wishing I had grabbed one to take home too!

Very nice experience today tasting it Bluestone. Highly recommend visiting and the wines…read more Beautiful property, down to earth winemaker, limestone influenced acidity and very creative products with elegance and balance. I'm a blogger and you can read the details about the wines I tasted, Learning and Blogging at https://winesagereview.wordpress.com/2026/03/03/bluestone-virginia/