We had a lovely stay at Friendly City Inn bed and breakfast. The room was very clean and comfortable, with a TV that made it feel like home. Breakfast was delicious and the staff was incredibly kind and welcoming. We would absolutely stay here again. read more

We stayed here for an overnight trip and let me say that this was such a wonderful bed and breakfast. The first second we got there, the innkeeper was inviting and he offered us homemade cookies (which were sooooo good). Then he brought us to our room which was the Blue Ridge. The room was absolutely perfect and very clean. It had a gorgeous view of the mountains and the downtown area. We also ordered chocolate covered strawberries to celebrate my boyfriend and my 4th anniversary and they were very tasty-- we got 12 for $25. In the room also came a book with recommendations for restaurants, sites to visit around the area, and shopping. It also included how many miles away from the inn... very thorough! Breakfast was also amazing. Genuinely it was so so so good!! The scrambled eggs were fluffy, the pancakes with blueberry compote were so light and delicious, and who doesn't love bacon? They had coffee brewing at 7:00 am and had a wide variety of teas. Overall for our overnight stay, we paid I believe roughly $200 which seems totally worth it!! Especially in comparison to the other inns in the area. If we come back to the area, I will for sure go back to the Friendly City Inn! read more

This place is so beautiful I could cry. It was genuinely a perfect experience. My friend and I came from out of town for the weekend and had a blast, but if everything except for our accommodation here had fallen through, it would've been well worth the trip JUST to stay here. The rooms, the grounds, and the common spaces are all just unrealistically beautiful, and the owners were incredibly kind and welcoming. I would consider coming back to the area just to stay at Friendly City Inn again. read more

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We stayed at the friendly city in on a recent trip traveling from North Carolina north. The Inn was an easy place to find, being well marked with a large sign. The parking lot was right next to the In. And it was easy to get her bags in. We found the B and B charming and the innkeeper very accommodating and gracious. Clean and comfortable, the experience was topped off by a delicious breakfast! We will stop again. read more

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We spent the night at the Friendly City Inn in Harrisonburg Virginia. Charming property. Very welcoming hospitality from the owners. Delicious breakfast. Harrisonburg is also a fun little town to visit in this beautiful Shenandoah Valley. Definitely plan to return! read more

The Friendly City Inn lives up to the name! We stayed at the Friendly City Inn over New Years and had an incredible experience. The room was clean, the perfect temperature, and homey, and the beds were out-of-this-world comfortable. Breakfast was phenomenal, and Joel and Becca were great hosts. We loved the Friendly City Inn and recommend it for all of your Harrisonburg stays! read more

stayed at Friendly City Inn last night. It was absolutely delightful!!! The house is beautiful and my room was lovely -- very clean, incredibly comfortable bed, individual-room adjustable temperature, attractively decorated. Kyle, the Inn's manager, was extremely personable and helpful before I got there (providing directions to the Inn) as well as after I arrived (helping with my luggage, offering details about the room, and giving me great information about restaurants downtown). The breakfast Terah prepared this morning was incredible, and she too was delightful! The beautiful fresh fruit parfait with vanilla yogurt and homemade granola, followed by an amazing fluffy veggie frittata, uncured bacon (per my dietary need due to migraines), toast, and salad with a delicious homemade dressing, filled me until dinner! I was particularly appreciative of her excellent cooking as well as her attention to my dietary limitations and loved getting to know her this morning (as well as Kyle, yesterday). I definitely will be back to the Friendly City Inn and will be telling everyone I know about this wonderful Harrisonburg B&B gem! read more

Friendly City Inn sure lives up to its name. We thoroughly enjoyed three days and two nights with Becca, Joel and Kyle. In addition to excellent service and accommodations, we were welcomed with fresh-baked cookies and a wonderful breakfast each morning. Two of our (college) kids joined us for Easter Sunday brunch and Becca made it extra-special (providing us enough energy to walk to church; never thought THAT would happen!). Oh - and when we arrived, we were greeted with the optional cheese board with fresh fruit and a nice bottle of wine. Please do yourself a favor and give the Friendly City Inn a try (please just don't take our room!). JSP read more

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My husband and I stayed here a few weeks ago to save ourselves a trip back to NoVA at night. It was our first visit and we really enjoyed ourselves. When we arrived, Jonathan greeted us warmly at the door. The first thing he told us was that he'd be giving us a room upgrade at no extra charge to us to accommodate an older couple who needed a room on the first floor. Um, no complaints here and happy to help! We had made our reservation at the last minute a few weeks prior - the place was nearly booked - so this was a definite bonus. We sat down with Jonathan after we arrived to go over all the details of our stay, and he confirmed my husband's food allergies, which was definitely appreciated. Despite having 9 rooms, the inn was quiet and we slept soundly. Oh, and the sheets. THE SHEETS. I cannot rave enough about the sheets - they were like sleeping on silk. I've stayed in some pretty nice hotels & B&Bs and I have never, ever experienced sheets like these. I know it sounds strange, but you wouldn't believe the difference they made. Breakfast the next morning was excellent - Wayne, the owner, prepared Eggs Benedict and it was terrific. He provided us the choice of Virginia ham, prosciutto, and salmon. My husband chose the prosciutto and I chose the ham. I loved the dill hollendaise and the eggs were perfectly poached. The dish was incredibly filling. It was a beautiful morning, so we had the pleasure of dining on the back porch. When we left, it was as if family was leaving - Wayne & Jonathan were just THAT warm and welcoming. Thank you so much for such a lovely stay. read more

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Great service! It exceeded my expectations on what a BnB is! Cozy warm environment, Kyle was very attentive and understanding with our super late check-in. Becca cooked the most delicious breakfasts. Great for a romantic getaway! Highly recommended and I think we will come back! read more

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Friendly City Inn has gone above and beyond in safety and allows "real" life to continue. The owners, Joel and Rebecca, make your stay luxurious. The beds are comfortable with lots of pillows and the breakfast (even with food allergies) was over-the-top amazing. We continue to return to this fine B and B. read more

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My Mom and I had to make last minute changes to our planned trip down to Florida because of COVID-19. Instead of cancelling our annual trip altogether, we decided to venture a couple of our hours down the road to Harrisonburg (go Dukes!) As a JMU student I'd pass by this Inn regularly and was always intrigued by its historic outside. Finally, I had the opportunity to stay! The innkeepers were the most hospitable and accommodating. They greeted us when we arrived and showed us around the place. The inn itself was beautiful - gorgeous wooden floors and structures. Amazing history! The next morning we were served a delicious breakfast (one that was mindful to my gluten allergy). The inn is close to downtown and easily walkable. We will definitely be back! Highly recommend if you're looking for a little charm and history. read more

We stayed at Friendly City Inn on our wedding night. We could not have picked a better spot. Becca was such a sweet host. The room was gorgeous. Even the air in the room smelled sweet! The bed was so comfortable we sunk right in and had the best sleep in a very long time. In the morning we had an absolutely delicious breakfast. Try Becca's scrambled eggs! I don't even like eggs but I ate every last bite eagerly! We absolutely loved our stay and it was the perfect pampering we needed after a crazy and stressful year. I definitely want to go back. read more

My wife and I planned a 3-night visit to the Stonewall Jackson Inn, from Friday to Monday, for our anniversary. It was a great, comfy place right in the Shenandoah valley... despite the breakfast not being what they advertised, the bed-part of this B&B make up for it. When we arrived we were greeted by the innkeeper Margie, who was super nice and welcoming. She offered us a small glass of port or sherry while we checked in. We turned down the offer, but it was nice to be offered a small complimentary drink just for checking in. We were shown to our room, the Joshua Chamberlain room, which is right next to the front door to the Inn. I mean right next to the front door. In fact, in the room, with the blinds open, you can see the people come and go from the front porch to the front door all day and night. It was a little awkward, but as long as you just close the blinds by the time the sun goes down it's not too bad, still, it's worth noting if you want a lot of privacy, the Joshua Chamberlain room (the cheapest room) is not the room for you. Also if you are not a morning person, it may not be the room for you, since you can hear breakfast being made pretty early (they serve breakfast from 8-10am, but they do prep work earlier). It's not terribly loud, but if you're a light sleeper maybe bring some ear plugs and an eye-mask (the porch light shines through the edges of the black-out curtains and hallway light seeps through the bottom of the door.) Let's talk breakfast. First of all, every day was delicious. They have a hot coffee which we didn't try since we're tea people, and they do have a decent tea selection, though I wish they had more caffeinated teas. On the first morning they had some Constant Comment (our favorite), but we had the last two of those that morning, and after that the only caffeinated tea was just Lipton, which... you know... it's fine. They asked us when we checked in when we'd like to eat breakfast, but you can come to their beautiful cafe/patio at any time during breakfast and get served. You sit down, they ask what kind of juice you'd like. A good selection too... orange juice, apple juice, cranberry juice, and grapefruit juice. They will bring you your juice and a little fruit parfait, which was always super fresh and refreshing. Now here's the rub... We were both under the impression from their official website that they had a menu of breakfast items we could get... the website talks about their "current menu" which includes two types of eggs benedict, a croissant french toast, and a blueberry sausage breakfast cake. We got none of those. There was nothing to choose from. It was what they served and nothing else. Now what they served was delicious, but not even close to what they mentioned on their site. No menu, no eggs Benedict dishes, we didn't get to taste their "Stonewall Jackson Hash." To be honest we were pretty disappointed that we had no choice in what we ate for breakfast. We had on Saturday what was essentially an egg casserole, on Sunday we had some pretty dry and dense banana-walnut pancakes and scrambled eggs (which from what we spied in the kitchen was just some bagged pancake mix [not Bisquick but another brand I forget]), and on Monday morning it was another egg casserole but with some Mexican flare, including a side of salsa. I will say they noted when we checked in that my wife has an allergy to nitrites (no cured meats like bacon) and they were very accommodating. And we never went out for the day hungry, but again, pretty disappointed there was no menu. I was really looking forward to that hash and those eggs benedict meals. I mentioned the breakfast part of the bed and breakfast, but how about the beds? One word: heaven. Those sheets, the super luxurious feeling mattress. It's like sleeping on clouds. We loved that bed. The room itself is super spacious considering it's the cheapest one room. The bathroom was clean and the showerhead was really nice and could be handheld. It was also a very small shower, but it got the job done! The furniture was all really beautiful and well maintained while having a really nice antique/rustic quality. You can tell they put a lot of care into making the giving the room real personality and warmth. The AC worked really well and is controlled like your own home central AC. There was a gas fireplace, but we were there in August so it got no use. I can imagine it really being nice in the winter. Overall we had a really nice stay at the Stonewall Jackson Inn. I will take a point or so away for kinda disappointing on the breakfast front (I am a breakfast fiend) but I would recommend this place if people are looking to get away from their day-to-day, and if the Inn either changes how they advertise their "current menu" on their site, or they actually start serving breakfast how they describe it on their site. read more

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We absolutely loved the Friendly City Inn Bed & Breakfast. Quaint, cozy, romantic, clean and very welcoming, and the host and Inn keeper, Kyle, was so incredibly kind and courteous. We enjoyed the side patio in the evening with lights, and the gazebo in the front garden. A perfect place to stay and a wonderful, memorable experience. Thank you! read more

Fantastic place to spend the night. The owners are wonderful and will make you feel at home the second you walk in the door. The house has a beautiful antique look with all the modern accommodations you'd want. The beds are comfortable. Showers are hot. The breakfast is homemade and filling. I can't wait to stay here again and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a place to stay the night or longer. You won't be disappointed. If you're looking for a great place to eat or fish they will happily point you in the right direction. read more

Stonewall Jackson Inn was more than I could have asked for! Unknowingly my then boyfriend and now fiancee had been speaking with Wayne for a month or so to plan the perfect proposal weekend and they did that and more! Wayne helped him plan a romantic massage accompanied with champagne and roses. I walked in to the room and there were chocolates waiting for me too! Whatever you want, Stonewall Jackson will make it happen! The inn keepers the weekend we visited were Bob and Renee and they were a pleasure! So sweet. The breakfast was amazing too! The location of Stonewall Jackson Inn is wonderful. You are close to downtown, restaurants and wineries. The membership card gets you a lot of good deals in the area too! All in all, I would recommend this Inn to every and anyone! I loved it and I will definitely be back. read more

My boyfriend and I recently spent the weekend at the Stonewall Jackson Inn, to celebrate my birthday. I had no idea where we were going until we arrived and I could not have been more thrilled or surprised! We were greeted at the door by Jonathan, who could not have been more pleasant, friendly and welcoming, even wishing me a happy birthday! He gave us a tour and provided us with many neat facts and details about the house. He immediately recommended a spot for dinner that night (Clementine Cafe) and made us reservations for the following night at Local Chop & Grill House. Both were incredible - great food & service, particularly Local Chop. The Inn has developed great partnerships with the local businesses and restaurants, and we received a free dessert at each of our meals, as well as a free tasting at Bluestone a Vineyard - just for being guests! Everyone immediately smiled when we said where we were staying, and said "Wayne must have sent you." Wayne, the owner, is just as warm and welcoming as Jonathan - it's clear why his business is successful! We stayed in the Stonewall Jackson Suite, which was spacious, comfortable and clean - the king bed was one of the most comfortable I have ever slept in! Breakfast each morning was absolutely incredible - croissant French toast one morning, Wayne's eggs Benedict the next. The sunny porch is a perfect place to eat and start the day, while enjoying a chat with Jonathan & Wayne. Guests have access to a fridge in the kitchen, stocked with sodas and bottled water, which was a nice little touch. The property is beautiful and we enjoyed sitting in the gazebo area out front. Overall, our weekend in Harrisonburg and stay at the Stonewall Jackson Inn were incredible, and we hope to return in the future. It was truly like staying with friends! read more

Everything is simply perfect in this little inn. Friendly and helpful staff, room clean & cute, plus the delicious breakfast! Me and my husband showed up on a Friday night without reservation and luckily got a room, but couldn't for one more night because they're usually booked up on weekends. For sure we'll book the "ghost friendly room" next time we're around. Highly recommend!! read more

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First time for us in aB&B. It is a very well kept old building. Inn keeper is very friendly and attentive. The breakfast on the porch was excellent. We stayed in the Sherman room. It was all we needed. We enjoyed the stay and dinner package. The only drawback was road traffic noise. Next time we stay, we will get a room farther away from the road. I would definitely recommend it to others. read more

We had a pleasant stay and the employees are all very nice and gracious. I give 2.5 stars because we've had better experiences in B&Bs. Rooms are tidy, clean and comfortable. I will say it feels more like a hostel or hotel-light because of the amount of people staying there (there are 9 rooms). Lots of constant inflow/outflow of people and employees seem a little preoccupied to do their next thing. Our stay was a bit of a disappointment from the expectations we had after reading some of the Yelp reviews. I specifically read how others noted the attention to detail that was paid but we didn't see it. My wife's dietary requests as written in the online pre-stay questionnaire were noted in a follow-up email but then they were somehow not aware or did not pay attention to them during our stay. Not a huge deal but it's the little things. Again, this is probably due to the volume of guests. read more

The SJI is everything a B&B is supposed to be; great neighborhood, historic old building, eager to please staff, good food, and kitchen privileges. All the great stuff you may have read about the place is true and there's very little that can be added. The Stonewall Jackson Inn would easily have my five stars were it not for the "unnamed competitor" down the street and 'round the corner. That Old Proud Beauty long-ago earned that distinction in my travel weary heart. However, that could all change very soon if rumors are true that "the unnamed competitor" is soon to be sold and come under new management. The very reason I signed in in at the the SJI was because the other place was unavailable, "until after the new owners, decided what they were going to do". Fortunately, This may have forced me into a good experience. The Stonewall Jackson Inn is a great place, run by great people, in a great town, in a great part of the Shenandoah. It's just that staying here makes me feel like a married man running around during the separation stage of an unwanted divorce. Giving it a five star rating? Well, it's just too soon. -Ranzo- read more

This was my first stay at a Bed and Breakfast and boy did it set the bar high. The warm welcome with fresh homemade cookies made a great start to a weekend I'll always remember. We wanted a getaway that took us away from work but the warmth of staying in a home environment. Well jackpot, cause this was it. The beautiful home made it easy to relax and have a relaxing feel a hotel cannot. Both days the Breakfast was amazing and served once we got down stairs. Definitely made me want to stay longer to see what else they were going to serve the next day. Thanks for all the hospitality. I Can't wait to hear my girlfriend talk up the weekend to all her friends and family. read more

Great place! Beautiful, well-kept old house. Staff are all very hospitable and knowledgeable about the greater area.

Visited- December 2014- My husband and I spent two evenings in the Ulysses S. Grant suite. The space has a nice arrangement of two beds and sitting chairs along with many windows that provided a wonderfully sunny afternoon for a cocoa break! The bathroom included a toilet and shower. A vanity area and sink are located in the bedroom space. The bed was spacious and sleep well - and the other bed appeared to be the same size. The suite did feel cozy and was warm and toasty. There is are two doors, one adjacent to the front porch and one that enters into a communal sitting area. Breakfast was served in a bright and cheery "sun room" area and was very tasty. Even though we have family that live in the area, it is such a treat to experience the hospitality of the local B&B's. This one is a definite must do. Very clean and comfortable---don't forget to get a Stonewall Jackson mug! read more

I had a massage with Andrey and it was beyond words... When you are here book a message too! You will not regret it! read more

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I wish there was the ability to give 4 1/2 stars. The location of the Inn is perfect. Centrally located to all of the fun activities in the region. There is a new young couple running the day to day. They are friendly, professional and fun. The breakfast was delicious! Locally made prosciutto...YUM!! When we arrived, the couple answered the door with warm chocolate chip cookies. Our kids absolutely loved that. The rooms are clean and cozy. The only thing that dropped my rating was the bathrooms. The showers were quite small and there was no bath tub for our small children. I will definitely stay there again when I am in that part of the country. That is an easy choice. read more

My wife and I have stayed in a lot of B&Bs - the hospitality is unmatched here. The rooms are nice, the breakfast is very good and the location is great especially when visiting our daughter attending JMU, but it is the people that make this place excellent. Stay once and you feel good about the visit. Come back and your like a cousin that they want to see more often. We will return. read more

Very old and small accommodations. The owners were friendly and the porch is nice for breakfast.

We booked this last minute and were able to get a cute room with a ensuite bathroom that had shower pressure like you wouldn't believe! Perfect after a long drive. The innkeepers were brand new and couldn't have been nicer. They helped us with restaurants and gave a discount card to some of the great spots to eat in Harrisonburg. The bed was very comfortable and the room itself was very quiet in the back of the house; I sunk into the mattress and woke to the smell of breakfast. We had breakfast outside on the patio under an umbrella of overflowing purple morning glories and the chef/innkeeper cooked up eggs, sausage hash with english muffin and fresh jams and a fruit cup starter. Perfect to start the day. I believe they have a different breakfast menu each day, but it does NOT disappoint. The common area was rather large when you enter the home and very comfortable. Warm, fresh cookies in the lobby at check-in was a bonus :) Thank you! read more

I stayed in hotels as part of my career for forty years...three to seven nights a week...every week... In all those forty years, I stayed in a B and B, maybe six times...and never when I had a choice.....As in a remote Chinese village...no hotel for a thousand miles... For me, hotels were hard enough to stomach...I was travelling for business, wanted to be left alone....I wasn't there for fun...hated being away from home... Then I retired...and don't have to stay in hotels...bought an rv so I could carry my own bed with me... a bit unwieldy for the picturesque, long-and-winding, country road... Avoiding hotels puts B and B's even further down the list...hadn't stayed in one since China......They were just too much of a crap shoot...cats (I'm allergic).....feet smell in every room.....dust measured in inches....owners' bad breath, invasive questions and dry eggs...I don't even like staying at friends' houses, let alone strangers'...... Then came the Stonewall Jackson....the wedding of an old friend's daughter, and another old friend making the rez for all of us.....and I'm hooked.... This is one of those magical locations where the balance between great service and invasively friendly is struck perfectly. Wayne, Paul, Candace and the Jackson have turned me around....I loved my stay...it was all I needed in a hotel, without having to deal with the usual hotel issues....like a front-desk staff that has never been inside a guest room...and could care less.... In fact, the Jackson felt like my magical week on a chartered yacht... They never say "no"..... You've read the other stellar reviews. What I can add is simply that, a person who hates hotels, and wouldn't even consider B and B's will, from this day forward, scour Yelp and Trip-advisor in search the Stonewall Jackson experience wherever he travels...... Anyone interested in a nice 36 foot Winnebago? read more

Only stayed for two nights, but had a great experience in that short time. Breakfast was as advertised; unforgettable. Great hospitality. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Other guests were quiet and respectful of shared areas. Would recommend and stay again if in the area. read more

Wonderful people, comfortable room, tasty breakfast...what more could you ask for. Thank you Joel and Becca.

My wife and I came here for our honeymoon last year. Fantastic service and great rooms. We were about an hour late from when I said we would be arriving. The gentleman who runs it (I forget his name) called me and made sure everything was okay. I had requested wine and chocolate in the room too. He asked if I was on speaker phone, I said no, and then let me know that everything was setup with the extras in room. Very kind people. Some of the best breakfast I've ever had. My wife has a dairy allergy and they catered to that. The morning we were suppose to be leaving (thanksgiving morning, 2014) there was about 4 inches of snow on the ground. They said we could stay and do thanksgiving dinner with them at no extra cost. We declined due to another commitment, but would have stayed if we could. 5/5. Would recommend to anyone. I highly recommend whether for a one night stay or a week long stay. read more

As good as it gets! We arrived to SJ Inn a bit late in the evening for an overnight stay and I truly enjoyed every single minute of it. The cozy atmosphere and tremendous hospitality are without pair. We were there to celebrate a birthday and Wayne, Jonathan, Julie and crew went out of their way to make sure all the details were in place upon arrival. I requested a birthday cake in lieu of the dozen roses for the bedroom and a delicious personalized cake awaited us along with a bottle of wine and amazing truffles. They even accommodated a small pet at a minute's notice. The full-body massage was extremely relaxing and Andrej was very professional and friendly throughout. The breakfast was yummy and the atmosphere in their patio was so welcoming. A word of advice: do get a package deal when you go there, it's totally worth it. They take great care of you and make sure you feel comfortable with the entire experience even before you get there. The packages normally include dinner in town at one of Harrisonburg's downtown restaurants, just a few minutes away. I wish we had more time to enjoy our visit and stay. It seemed to go by so fast, but that just shows how special this place is. read more

A NO FRILLS SPOT. Spent two nights there and could not have been more disappointed. The Inn is circa 1850's. The furnishing are out dated and no antiques to speak of. The breakfast is not like the web site touts. We had no maid svc and the bathroom small. I wasn't expecting alot here and guest what I did not get it. After reading other reviews I can only assume that things have changed. read more

Stayed 3 nights over a long holiday weekend. Rooms are cozy and beds and linens are comfortable though the bed frame and pillows aren't the best. Breakfast was excellent. The staff was newish so a little scattered but otherwise professional. The owner Wayne was hospitable. The grounds and location were perfect making hikes in the nearby mountains very accessible. I added the in room massage, a first for me, and was very pleasantly surprised at the reasonable rates and quality professional service though he was over an hour late. Overall, great weekend! read more

The Stonewall Jackson surpassed every expectation I had for a bed & breakfast. My initial reservation was promptly followed by a personal welcome e-mail from Wayne, the owner himself. The extraordinary customer service began immediately. As we pulled up we were waved at by Johnny and Cassandra, who welcomed us, helped us with our bags, and checked us in. They both were extremely helpful, friendly, and professional. Johnny even helped my fiancé with printing some last minute documents he needed for his interview the next day. The inn itself is a nineteenth century historic home situated just a few blocks from downtown Harrisonburg, VA. It is impeccably clean and comfortable without seeming pretentious. And the people who work here are so warm and friendly you feel as if you are staying with family. I asked Candace and Paul, the innkeepers on staff that night, where the nearest drug store was because Jorden forgot his razor. When we walked back from dinner there was a disposable razor in our room. The second evening Paul knocked on our door to bring us strawberries and chocolates. In the evenings, we visited with Johnny and Cassandra, Candace and Paul, and another guest outside on the patio and enjoyed the warm weather and great company. And then there was breakfast prepared by the innkeepers, Paul and Candace. Amazing. Salmon eggs benedict with dill hollandaise sauce one morning and croissant French toast the next morning. No shortage of juice and tea and wonderful fruit, yogurt, and granola parfaits. Incredible. The owner, Wayne, visited with us as he poured my fiancé's coffee and gave us hiking trail suggestions for the day. I told my fiancé. "I never want to stay in a hotel again. This was awesome." The human element really made our stay. Cassandra, Johnny, Candace, Paul, and the owner, Wayne were all absolutely stellar; professional, attentive, friendly, and so nice. They all came out of the kitchen to see us off when we left and thanked us for coming. My fiancé and I will be talking about this amazing experience for years to come. We will definitely be back to the Stonewall Jackson. Stay at this bed & breakfast. You will not regret it. read more

Place was great! Staff was very friendly but not overbearing. We felt very welcomed and knew our business was appreciated. Every day there were fresh baked goods in the kitchen for us. It was really refreshing that the kitchen was open to guests. This is not always the case in B&B's. We stayed in the Stonewall Jackson suite which had its own fridge and microwave. Great for leftovers so we could go out for lunch or just reheat our delicious leftovers. The 2 breakfast selections were amazing and the service was super friendly and attentive. Great staff, great location, and the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in. Will be back!! read more

If you're in Harrisonburg, you have GOT to stay here! First impressions upon arriving... There is a large, easily spotted sign out by the street - so finding the B&B is no problem. The exterior of the building is well-maintained. I've seen a lot folks let the outside of these older houses go - not so here. Parking was easy and plentiful. No problem at all. Upon arriving we were quickly greeted by the friendly and earnest innkeeper. There was a bit of a hiccup with our reservation - but as we were talking face-to-face with someone (as opposed to a nameless/faceless call center located who knows where) things were quickly put to rights. Moments later, we were shown to our room - which was spotless, clean and comfortable. Anything we would possibly need was there. We were also shown the kitchen which was stocked with bottled water, soft drinks & glassware (a nice touch). Breakfast at this B&B is not to be missed. Many places boast of their "chef" - but this place actually has one. And it shows in both the taste and presentation. You won't leave the table either hungry or disappointed. We left completely happy with our experience but received a phone call from the innkeeper later that day. We had left a tablet computer in our room... By the time they caught us, we were hours away - but not a problem. The innkeeper graciously packed and mailed us our tablet, saving us half a day's drive retrieving it. Clean, comfortable beds - wonderful breakfast - courteous, cheerful staff - the Stonewall Jackson Inn has it all! read more