We rented out a cabin to stay with our family, which happened to be 3 families with children. It…read morewas about a perfect setup for us, given the difficulties of traveling with two kids under two. The cabin came fitted with appropriate child gates and had pack n plays for them to sleep in. It also had enough for us to be comfortable and entertained together, on the mountain every night when we put them to bed. They probably undersell their amenities, so be sure to look for everything they have to offer. Overall the cabin was very clean, the terms were reasonable, it had everything we needed, and the view/location was perfect. If you're traveling to the area I'd definitely recommend looking into their options.

We rented the Breccia cabin, which has a screened in deck with jacuzzi. Fire pit and charcoal grill…read moreoutside, plus gas fireplace in living room. Loft upstairs with a small bed. Room to fit inflatable bed. The place is well maintained. Checked out Luray Caverns - amazing. Of course hiked in Shenandoah National Park and what a pleasure soaking in jacuzzi afterwards. Love, love the quiet!

I've been there couple times in summer and fall and never been disappointed at all. The cabin is…read moreclean, organized and convenient with all you may think that a cabin could have. The master bedroom is a spacious size with private bathroom. The other two bedrooms are also very comfortable for kids or another couple to stay in each. The kitchen is very cute and functional. The view is fantastic at the top of the mountain which I believe they have the best view of the area. When I visited there, the weather is about 50F, it was so nice to spend time in the outdoor hot tub and look up at starry sky. Definitely going back for more fun stuff to do such as hiking, canoeing, tubing, etc.

From the owner: Point of View Mountain Lodge is a privately owned vacation home that is available for short-term…read morerentals. Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains directly adjacent to Shenandoah National Park near Luray Virginia. Ideal for a romantic getaway, a family outing, or a group adventure, this beautifully restored alpine home accommodates up to ten adults. The large property is private and quiet, yet very accessible--and less than two hours from downtown Washington DC!

Pictures speak for themselves. No privacy at all as there's multiple cabins that surround this…read morecabin. Hot tub had a gross rust stain. Mold in coffee pot. Dog hair all over the cabin. Bathroom is on the main floor. Bed room is upstairs. Must use a spiral staircase to get up and down. Spider webs throughout the cabin. $5 a bag for trash unless you take it yourself. $10 a day wood charge. $300 deposit that's supposedly refundable. Over all we felt there was much privacy give there wasn't any curtains on any of the windows on the main floor. Super steep hill with hardly any lighting to get to your cabin after dark. Seeing how dirty things were really makes me wonder if the place had been properly cleaned before us getting there. We did reach out to management and their response was they would have sent someone out to "clean " all this up had they known sooner but they would go ahead and let the cleaning team know about these issues.... Also I'm not sure how this could be advertised for families but there is only one actual bed and it was a queen sized bed. I couldn't imagine a family staying here and being comfortable. We stayed in Eaglet Cabin.

We made the mistake of renting the Eaglet cabin with shenrent.com. I am heartbroken to say I would…read moregive zero stars if I could. What an absolute nightmare. I've stayed all over the country and throughout europe and I've never had hosts who cared so little about their guests. We were so looking forward to this trip! We paid a premium price of over $300 a night after it was all said and done, so we could have a private cabin with a private hot tub. It would've been a third of that with other hosts, but we paid more to have the hot tub. So imagine our distress when we arrived to our modest cabin to find a dirty, cold, hot tub. Wanting to stay positive, and not wanting to complain, we attempted to turn the temperature up. We couldn't seem to get it any warmer. So finally, I reached out to the host to suggest that perhaps the hot tub was broken. I asked nicely if they could come look at it. They refused to even come look at it and continued to imply that it's normal for a hot tub to be colder than human body temperature! My father installed and fixed hot tubs my whole life. I know when a hot tub is that dirty and that cold that there's something wrong with it. After far more arguing than could ever be considered professional on their part, they finally admitted that they had added cold water right before we were supposed to arrive. They did not bother to heat that water. They did not bother to clean the hot tub or replace all the water. They just filled it up a little with some cold water after the other guests left. First of all, eww, and second of all, how unfortunate. We paid extra for a hot tub and we couldn't use it for the first night of our stay. And it only got worse. We learned when we attempted to take a shower and brush our teeth that something funky was going on with their septic system. Anytime you turned on water in the cabin the smell of sulfur permeated the entire place. Enough to keep you sick to your stomach the entire weekend. When we laid down to go to bed, we looked up to see the ceiling, completely infested with stink bugs. They flew around us all night, landing on us, ensuring that we woke up regularly, jumping up and shaking bugs off of ourselves. We tried to convince ourselves that this is just what it's like to stay out in the wilderness, and to stay positive. We knew the hosts wouldn't bother to do anything about it after not caring that the hot tub wasn't working. So we managed to have a nice second day of our trip in spite of the bugs and the disgusting sulfur smell, and the lack of support from the hosts. but it was the third night and final night of our stay in which things became completely unacceptable. The power went out. The host did not call and worn us that the power was out. They waited until we had spent 30 minutes going around the house trying to figure out what was happening and finally messaged them. They said they were aware it was out and would let us know when it would come back on. No discussion about their apologies or a back up plan. We heard hours later that the power would be back on at nine. And heard shortly AFTER nine that no, in fact, the power would be off all night. These people that rent cabins for a living don't have back up generators? I'm sure they do for their house. I'm sure they were very comfortable. But as for their guests? nope. By that point, it was pitch black. We had been out during the day so our phones were nearly dead. We had no light source. And we couldn't get the heat source working. It took us hours of being freezing to finally get it to turn back on without being able to see. By that point, we were cold and frustrated. Stumbling around a cabin with a spiral staircase in the pitch black, with no entertainment, no light source, and no ability to see the bugs before they flew in our face. You can imagine how many injuries we got. My partner busted his knee on the furniture so bad just trying to get downstairs to use the bathroom that he may have to go see a doctor. We slept terribly, because without an alarm, we couldn't guarantee that we would be up on time to pack and take our own garbage to the dump. Since they charge a fee for every bag you leave behind and expect you to basically clean the place. We got very little sleep and finally the sun rose and we could get out of there. I nicely reached out to the host and explained what a rough night we had and how distressed we were that we weren't able to use any of the amenities we paid for for two out of three of the nights of our stay. I requested that they simply refund one night of our stay and we would be happy. They refused. They repeated that the power going out wasn't their problem, they aren't required to supply a back up generator or lanterns. They aren't required to ensure the hot tub is usable. They don't care that we're unhappy. So I have returned home more stressed than when I left. The stink bugs got into our luggage. Excuse me while I vomit. DONT STAY HERE

I absolutely recommend this place! It was secluded and had an amazing view. The house, hot tub and…read moregrounds were well kempt. Our adult family of four stayed for six days, and it was a little tight but far from uncomfortable. We played horseshoes in the yard, ate s'mores, did some awesome hiking behind the house, which happens to be right on the edge of the national park (beware the nettles and getting lost), canoeing, the Luray Caverns, hiking in the national park, local dining, and we spent a ton of time in the hot-tub. I recommend all of it. Things to be aware of: the beds are not large, this place is secluded, and the driveway is a steep, gravel switchback.

We have stayed at this cabin a total of three times now. So it's apparent that we love this…read moreparticular cabin. The location is great! The views are amazing. The mountains and views is spectacular and you don't have to go hiking to see it. This cabin has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. It is very well kept and it has a television in every room. They also have a year around Christmas tree. Which of course this time of year comes in handy. We come to this area at least twice a year. You definitely would enjoy the hot tub. It's outdoors but so enjoyable. Also make sure you stop by Luray Caverns. It is nearby. I have been there several times already. Beautiful place to see. So my recommendation would be to check out the Lucas cabins first. They have numerous locations to see and enjoy. We definitely will be returning. So worth it. Nothing like peace and quiet when you work or live near the city. Just get ready to be moooo.

From the owner: Experience everything the Shenandoah Valley offers. Stunning fall foliage, mountain views, and our…read moreworking family farm all in one place with peace, privacy, and no crowds. Just minutes from downtown Luray, Shenandoah National Park, and Luray Caverns. Plus, it's all fully accessible without rough roads. It's the perfect combination of convenience and seclusion.

Scheduled a wine tour for my mom and a couple of her friends! Dederick picked the most beautiful…read moreplaces with good wine, the car service was out of this world and my mom can't wait to plan her next wine tour in the fall! Dederick was knowledgeable, friendly and charismatic! Everyone truly had the best time

Spectacular experience: highest level of attention to detail resulting in a memorable day that…read moreshowcased the area, its wineries, beautiful landscapes, all in the comfort and safety of a chauffeured vehicle. Dederick was the perfect choice and he exceed all expectations. Take your experience to a new level with the services of Shenandoah Shores Management!