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    Forest Oaks

    4.6 (34 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Nina W.

    The inn is amazing! Cliff and Chris are so welcoming. The breakfast is so lovely and yummy. Rooms are very clean and restful. Stunning property.

    Rosie K.

    Absolutely breathtaking grounds & house. We had such a wonderful stay here & I so wish it was for longer than one night. The owners Cliff & Chris are super nice and tell you to make yourself at home. This was our first time staying in a Bed & Breakfast so I didn't really know what to expect. We felt comfortable and relaxed the entire time. The house is immaculately clean. The mattress and blankets were so comfortable. Breakfast; omg it was absolutely delicious. The coffee was great. We were able to pet and feed the horses, fly a drone, and take pictures all around the house. I can not wait to come back here in the fall to see the leaves or at Christmas time!

    Here is an evening view of the mountains from the back porch
    Damon S.

    What a fantastic inn! Cliff and Chris are the most gracious of hosts. We have stayed here several times and keep coming back. Exquisitly restored 1800 Circa mansion with antique shop, bakery, and breathtaking views! Five star breakfast. Great place to relax and escape the DC grind. Have also stayed at the cottage with extended family and went to the nearby Natural Bridge and Safari. Great get away for those with youngsters.

    Art W.

    We enjoyed our one night stay. The house, and room, were stunning. Breakfast was tasty, the coffee excellent, and conversation with fellow guests exceptional.

    Renee E.

    Chris & Cliff are gracious and attentive hosts, with a talented eye for collecting beautiful pieces of history. You could spend hours just roaming the Inn and grounds, taking in every gorgeous detail. Lots of camera fodder for photog hobbiests. The coffee and breakfast were absolutely delicious. Molly and the horses were adorable. We definitely will come back!

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    Chris & Cliff are gracious and attentive hosts, with a talented eye for collecting beautiful pieces of history.

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