Super hole in the wall type of place. If you're looking to take out a date for a quiet atmosphere…read morethen this is the spot. It's fairly esthetic, lots of things to look at around the place. Very interesting stuff in the room. Best part is that it's quiet, you can easily hold a conversation without having to talk loud.

Great place to hang out with friends or a date night. We loved the laid back atmosphere and…read moreeclectic decorations and the drinks were delicious. My type of place.

Incredible place to have a wedding or event! Highly recommend to anyone! The views are…read moreincredible, the venue is beautiful down to every last detail. You cannot go wrong here! Even if the weather turns bad, the owners have it all planned out! Also if you ask about Glamping, they have a beautiful set up!

We went to the wine and oyster festival On Sunny Slope Farm this weekend and it was a great time!…read moreThere were about 10 or so wineries to try and the space was beautiful. We enjoyed the food trucks and some of the vendors. My only suggestions would be to add a few additional vendors if possible and try to put more tables in the shade - it was a hot day which made everyone crowd under the tent.

Location: 5 Customer Service: 4…read moreComfort: 4 Accessories: 4 Parking: 5 Cleanliness: 5 We stayed 2 days at the Hotel Madison & Shenandoah Valley Conference Center a few months ago while we was visiting the Harrisburg, Virginia area. This was our first experience with this hotel, but I'm pretty confident that we would return for another visit. The Hotel parking was very well lite and they have plenty for small and large vehicles. Upon checking in, the hotel staff was very friendly and professional. The rooms are very spacious and comfortable. You can also tell that the cleaning staff takes pride in their work, because the entire hotel was very clean and maintained to the highest standard of cleanness. Our room was very relaxing and I'd suggest this facility to friends, and family members.

Nice area for a conference. Pretty place. Helpful staff. Easy to find. Can be busy during…read moreuniversity events.

Absolutely charming inn, the main part of which was built around 1750. It has been stunningly…read morerestored to its original log walls and heavy ceiling beams, fireplaces everywhere, and a rustic country setting. The Innkeepers are unfailingly kind and accommodating. So hospitable. Nice wrap-around porch well appointed with rocking chairs (which we enjoyed in only the sunrise hours as it is July and brutally hot and humid.) The B&B is fully air conditioned with individual settings for each guest room. We stayed in the Silk Room, which is enormous! In the antebellum era, silkworms were raised in there and fed harvested mulberry leaves. Modern amenities such as walk-in showers are blended well with the historic features so that there is no jarring sense of disconnect. Breakfast is served each morning by the Innkeepers and is a feast for the eye as well as the palate. Coffee, tea, and ice are available in the dining room 24 hours. There is a shared refrigerator and microwave for guests' convenience. The common parlors downstairs are tastefully furnished with good antique pieces. We loved our brief stay, the last two nights of a two-week honeymoon. Back again someday? Hope so!

Absolutely adorable Bed & Breakfast. It was incredibly clean and inviting. We only stayed one night…read moreand it wasn't long enough so we will definitely be back. The hosts were very lovely!

Absolutely fascinating history at these caverns! We're Civil War buffs and honestly did not know…read moreabout these caverns. It was amazing. Our tour guide (I forget her name - so sorry) was amazing. She was knowledgeable and mixed historical content with geological content. The fact that experts from The Smithsonian came here to collect the artifacts (both Native American and Civil War) and authenticate several signatures (I believe from further research I did and then saw at the site, they cataloged the signatures as well) gives this site authenticity. For anyone that is into history, just the thought that you are standing in a place where Native Americans were before Europeans came to this continent AS WELL AS where Civil War soldiers etched their name for future generations, this is a MUST SEE. Is it pricy? Sure. But I give grace there. These caverns have been owned by the same family (they are on the 10th & 11th generation) since the original Harrison family acquired the land in 1748 by a land grant from King George. This isn't a gov't owned site. And from what I have seen and read, this family is dedicated to maintaining the integrity of the caves. That can't be cheap. And I will say, it's worth it for the history alone. That is what sets it apart from all the other caverns in the Shenandoah valley. Could the gift shop be better? Sure. If you have helpful suggestions for improvement, let them know. They are all incredibly friendly. Don't wait and just complain in a review, We will recommend a visit here to any and everyone who is in the area seeing the sites. In fact, this cave is still being explored and new rooms and spaces are being discovered. Our guide told us they are working on adding a new room to the tour. So do we anticipate we'll be back when in the area again? Absolutely!

Worth the detour and the 1.5 hrs. If you have been in caves before, guess what? This looks like…read morea cave system too. However, unlike any other cave system I'm aware of, these caverns were actively used during the civil war. The evidence is everywhere within the caverns. Pretty neat, unusual. This is a small, quaint, friendly operation. Our guide Reagan was wonderful.

Disappointed. This used to be our favorite spot when roadtripping, but recently things felt…read moredifferent. We were charged a total of $100 for our pet (price was $50 six months ago). The hidden fees felt shady. Our bed was sunken in on one side, so sleeping was awful for my partner. The breakfast is BAD. Eggs were rubbery. Fine if you like toast and cereal, but not worth it. So sad because we used to love this place.

Really good option to use when visiting JMU. Located in town, with restaurants and much more all…read morelocated nearby. Just a short trip to campus. The exterior is highlighted in blue. The lobby, bar, and rooms are updated and clean. I stay at a lot of hotels, of all levels, and this Hyatt is particularly good.

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.