I don't want to even give a good review because then more people will come and I will have…read morecompetition to stay here! My advice is skip the hotels and just stay at this lovely bed and breakfast every time you are in Charlottesville. The food is AMAZING. The hostess is so sweet and polite. Every room has a bathroom with a hot tub. This beautiful place was worth every cent and was one of the highlights of our trip

Foxfield Inn is one of my favorite bed and breakfasts I've ever stayed in! The new owners are the…read moresweetest and most welcoming people I've ever met! From the moment you walk up to the front door and Lisa opens the door to welcome you, to every detail she does to make sure you have the best time while you're there to her delicious breakfast she serves each morning is truly the BEST! Can't thank her enough and we will be back! Treat yourself and plan a fun getaway to Charlottesville VA and stay at Foxfield Inn! THANK YOU! Melissa

What a glorious, renovated B&B just minutes away from most of the places in your Charlottesville…read morevisitor's guide and just another 20 minutes away from some great wineries. The Madison room had a superb private view of the countryside via big windows abound. The interior was clean clean clean, well adorned and had all the comforts of modern living. The breakfast was cooked fresh each morning and served by the lovely owners, along with friendliness, suggestions and a wealth of area information. Couldn't have picked a better spot to spend a few days in the heart of VA. Check out the website and the pics, there is no exaggeration there.

Very kind hosts, amazing breakfast, comfortable beds, we really enjoyed our stay. We visited during…read morethe 100 degree 4th of July weekend, our room was a safe haven from the heat. Even though the setting is a vineyard, we requested non-alcoholic beverages. We were welcomed with local chocolates and a fridge stocked with sodas and water. The spot has common areas where you can spend the weekend with a group and easily spend the night talking on the back porch. We could do the breakfast one day, but Matt prepared us breakfast crepes! Also, only 8 minutes from Monticello!

If you like creaky floors, rickety stairs and dingy hallways this is the place for you. I know it…read moreis old and historic but that is no excuse for dirty doors carpets and furnishings. Furthermore the room appointments have seen better days and would be improved by a good cleaning and a coat of polish. The inns landscaping consists of indigenous weeds snd spent drink containers. Frankly the whole area would benefit from a beautification program. Crumbling sidewalks, patched asphalt and overgrown brush is not very appealing. The street reeked of that sweet pungent nauseating smell of mary jane. Perhaps that is why the place is so uninviting, the population is too stoned to care. Last, but certainly not least, the toilet in our room is so low that you feeling like you are squatting over an open pit ( and the flush mechanism is malfunctioning). The two stars was awarded to our waitress Kristan and delicious all included breakfast at Farmbell kitchen.

The Dinsmore Inn was highly recommended by a close friend. It is a beautiful historic property…read moreright in town. The manage, Jake, was extremely gracious and accommodating. His pleasant personality made our stay very relaxing. The Farm Bell Restaurant was excellent with a great chef and staff. Your breakfast is included in the room and there are many special choices on their menu. We will return again,

This is a truly special place. Candace and Elizabeth took care of us like it was opening day. All…read morethe kindness, all the explanations were fresh. Each room is different - ours was roomy with antiques galore. The breakfast was delicious and made with care - service was fantastic all around. We love this place. We were too early for breakfast on Sunday and they happily accommodated us.

Fantastic find in a quaint, beautiful part of Charlottesville. It's walking distance to some lovely…read morebars and restaurants, the service was phenomenal. The breakfast is absolutely amazing here, you must stay for the breakfast if you stay here. Highly recommend for a romantic little getaway!

Amazing stay/dinner experience for Valentines Day! Compliments to Chef Stephanie for the amazing…read moredinner. Breakfast was amazing The staff was so warm and inviting, and has great recommendations for surrounding wineries/activities. My fiancé booked a night stay and made a reservation for dinner here (must book 1 night stay for Wine Cellar Dinner) and it was worth it. Check-in was breeze with mobile key. Hospitality was just. amazing. We stayed in the Blush room. Chef communication was great and verified via email to accommodate food allergies. Food: every course is paired perfectly with wine. Everything was fresh, farm-to-table, and locally sources.

I waited a couple of days to write this review to ensure I had the time to say all that this…read moreexperience deserved. I also debated not doing a review as I would love to keep this treasure a secret! That's how lovely our experience was. From the ease of check-in to the beautiful room to the exceptional wine. AND without a doubt, the highlight was Stephanie...her kindness and care...her incredible meals. We had one of the best meals we've ever eaten in our Wine Cellar Dinner. Truly a culinary delight. She was creative in both her food preparation and her plating. Flavors were exquisite. A really wonderful experience due to Stephanie's expertise in the kitchen and Courtney's wonderful hospitality. We will definitely go back...so you probably shouldn't try ;)

My mom and I spent four nights at Glass House Winery & Brewery for a mother-daughter trip around…read moreCharlottesville, and it ended up being one of the highlights of our entire trip. Glass House is in Free Union, about 20 minutes outside downtown Charlottesville. The location was perfect because it felt peaceful and tucked away in the country, while still being close enough to explore Charlottesville, Crozet, wineries, orchards and hiking. The hospitality was what really made the stay special. Kristin, the chef at the B&B, is incredibly warm and welcoming, and breakfast at 9 AM each morning was something we genuinely looked forward to. She personalized meals around our likes and dislikes and used fresh, local ingredients. During our stay we had blueberry ricotta pancakes, peach and Brie cinnamon bread pudding, latkes with breakfast meats, and an egg quiche with sausage and vegetables. There was also yogurt, fresh fruit, smoothies and coffee available throughout the day. The B&B has a very personal feel, with cookbooks throughout the house, unique Nicaraguan tropical decor and themed rooms such as the Chocolate Room, Wine Room and Under the Stars Suite. The bedding was comfortable, with both communal spaces and areas where you could have some privacy. The attention to detail was wonderful. We had a chocolate surprise, and a complimentary glass at the winery for being guests. I'm not much of a sweets person, but the chocolates were somehow exactly what I wanted all weekend, especially with a glass of wine. You can also purchase bottles and chocolates after hours, and they recently launched a wine club. I also really liked that the owner is actually around the property and winery. He was happy to answer questions, talk about the area and share the history of the vineyard, which made the experience feel much more personal. The winery is about a five-minute walk from the B&B and is open Wednesday through Sunday. The glass house itself is beautiful, almost like a greenhouse, with water elements, accent lighting through the greenhouse plants and vineyards located directly behind it. There are places to sit and watch the sunset with a glass of wine or enjoy coffee in the morning. The sunsets were incredible. On a clear night, the colors over the vineyards seemed to change every few minutes, and it was incredibly peaceful. We also saw wildlife around the property. The winery offers chocolate and wine pairings, reasonably priced wine, live music and food trucks. The live music was especially good and covered different genres throughout the weekend. We even had a seafood boil from one of the food trucks. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. The brewery is another three-minute walk from the B&B and is currently open Saturdays. Having both a winery and brewery on the same property is something I didn't see anywhere else during our trip. We tried the pineapple sour and coconut stout, and they have a light beer coming soon. The brewery itself is also really unique because it was made using leftover wine bottles. There is plenty to do without leaving the property, including a saltwater pool, jacuzzi, live music, food trucks and plenty of places to relax. We also used Glass House as our home base for exploring the area. Carter Mountain Orchard was fun for apple cider donuts, cider and other treats. We visited Pippin Hill, Hark Vineyards, Eastwood Estate and Knights Gambit, each with a completely different atmosphere. We also hiked Humpback Rocks and Crabtree Falls. Humpback is definitely strenuous, while Crabtree was more manageable and had beautiful views. We spent some time in Crozet and downtown Charlottesville as well. We had a delicious meal at Smokehouse BBQ at Piedmont, and downtown Charlottesville's Downtown Mall was fun to explore. Vita Pizza was delicious and very accommodating with our food variations. One thing future guests should know is that most restaurants outside of Glass House are about 20-30 minutes away, so keep some snacks on hand and make dinner plans earlier. Most wineries also close around 5-6 PM, which actually worked well for us because we could enjoy the wineries during the day and get back to Glass House in time for the sunset. Our four-night mother-daughter trip was exactly what we wanted, and Glass House was the perfect home base. What made it even more memorable was the people we met and how genuinely welcomed we felt. There are plenty of beautiful wineries in the Charlottesville area, but Glass House felt different. You get wine, beer, live music, food, hiking, a pool, a jacuzzi, beautiful sunsets and a truly personal B&B experience all in one place. I genuinely think it would be a missed opportunity to visit the Charlottesville area and not experience Glass House. We will absolutely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting. You get the peaceful small-town feel along with beautiful, friendly amenities, and we truly can't say enough good things about our experience.

Probably the most unique vineyard we've ever visited. Unique indoor greenhouse--beware of…read moremosquitos! Disappointed to be eaten alive while seated inside. We did not love the wines but the Pineapple gose was delicious!

I'm a fairly experienced and adventurous traveler, and enjoy B&Bs, and new experiences. I was…read morelooking forward to staying there. I called the inn concierge to ask a few questions, but they didn't respond, and never retuned my call, although I left a clear message. I tried calling again on another day, but again went to voicemail. It was easy to locate and parking was fine. The landscaping around the inn was lovely. My room was at the top of a narrow, steep staircase. No offer of help to get my bag up there until I got to the top, and then one of the housekeepers kindly helped me with my bag. The room was what I expected, given the inn is old. The bathroom was okay and the hot water was fine. It was clean, but there were ants around the coffee maker, as well as larger bugs- I woke up to find a medium sized black bug under my back and in the bathroom , another larger one on my shoulder. I didn't find anyone at the desk at 5pm or at 7am the next morning to answer questions or check out. I had been given a number to call if you needed them but I didn't want to bother them, as it wasn't an emergency. There were no snacks or drinks available in the afternoon or overnight, and they recommended I either go to a gas station nearby, or go to the beautiful winery down the road, which I did, but they were full and did not offer a take-out lunch. There was a nice new Nespresso machine in my room, and I enjoyed the coffee immensely. I did not stay for breakfast, as I found my stay an unpleasant experience overall. It was not a place I would want to visit again.

Charming historical bed & breakfast. Greeted by inviting staff and the Traveler's Suite was…read morecomfortable and quiet. Breakfast was amazing served daily in the downstairs tavern.

A few days ago we stayed overnight on the grounds of the Barboursville Vineyards. We stayed in the…read moreSangiovese Cottage. An absolutely beautifully renovated historic structure was constructed into a well appointed accommodation. This is a one bedroom standalone cottage with a sizable wood deck off the bedroom. It has a full kitchen, perfect for extended stays. Our only regret is that we couldn't stay longer. Ginger, our point of contact with 1804 Cottages, set us up with a well stocked refrigerator and a precooked omelette and bacon breakfast for the following morning including croissants, yogurt, juices, milk etc. She literally thought of everything. After a long day of travel, this was a huge benefit. The 1804 inn and cottages is a 'must do' for couples, families or a group of friends that appreciate wine and beautiful settings to share together. My wife and I agreed...this is a magical place. So much so, we would travel again across the country to stay here. See you in 2023 Barboursville and 1804 Inn and Cottages!

My new husband and I rented out all the cottages for our wedding this past weekend. The cottages…read morethemselves were absolutely beautiful. With that being said, the Inn Keeper, Jo, left a lot to be desired. She was very difficult to work with and added a lot of unnecessary stress to our wedding. For example, we were never told (looked back through every email) that the Pinot Grigio cottage (which is the only two bedroom cottage) had a different price if you planned to use both bedrooms. So on the day of our wedding, the second bedroom was dead bolted and was not accessible. I called the lady at the 1804 Inn who kindly told me she would come unlock it. Then another woman immediately called back and rudely told me we hadn't paid for the second bedroom. I told her that was never told to us by Jo. And her response was that she didn't know what Jo had told us, but if we paid another $100 she could unlock it. I obviously had bigger things going on that day, so we said fine. And they unlocked the bedroom but did not put out a second bottle of wine (a bottle of wine and breakfast is included with each cottage set for 2). She also charged our credit card for twice the amount her email (sent a few days before the wedding) had stated it would be charged. There was no invoice sent when we were charged. No breakdown in the charges. I had to email her myself for further information. And 3 days later (very typical of communication with Jo... usually took longer) she finally responded with pictures of the blurry screen of an iPhone showing us various things (like a fire extinguisher used, which she states was our cottage but looking at the virtual tour it is not, but she said "I'm not going to argue, it was your cottage"). Out of all the stress wedding planning brings, Jo was at the top of our list. I'm very glad I never have to communicate with her further. When I told Jo she caused the most unnecessary stress for me while planning my wedding, she told me that our group of friends were the worst guests. When I inquired as to why? She said because the furniture was slightly moved around in one of the rooms. And there were cigarette butts on the ground of one porch. For being an older woman, her maturity has not come with her age. I loved barboursville as a venue and do not regret getting married there. And the cottages were beautiful. It just seems like Jo is very separate from the actual venue and is less than accommodating. If they change Inn Keepers I would absolutely recommend staying in the cottages. But for now, we won't return until that changes. For reference I'm adding the blurry picture she sent us of the fireplace. And then the picture of the actual fireplace where we stayed. But again, she said she wouldn't argue with me (she clearly does not know her own cottages very well)

Tim is the absolute best. So kind, warm, welcoming, helpful, and the best chef ever!!! The…read moreproperty, winery, and conservatory were stunning. The food and wine were delicious, the beds were cozy and the pool was refreshing. Truly the best stay and vacation I could have asked for! Also could not have asked for a greater innkeeper than Tim!! Highly recommend no matter who you're with!

A gorgeous group friendly Bed and B. The winery is not even a football field away, which is…read moreattached to a greenhouse with beautiful plants, plenty of seating, and live bands. There's a floating dock, and tons of space to walk around and explore around the winery. The home itself is huge, beautiful decor, and a great pool and hot tub. Peggy is the housekeeper/chef/owner friend who is amazing- I loved spending time with her and the golden retriever- Rosie!