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!

Nice place to stay in this remote area. We were a bit far from the park where we wanted to hike…read more(Shenandoah) but we did enjoy it still. Not much to do around so do not be disappointed if you still chose to come here. See it as a peaceful retreat. We did enjoy the Massanutten water park and the ice skating ring in Bridgewater for a new year eve with the kids! The Inn is a nice old house that has a lot of charme with the cracking floors. The owner is a very nice and friendly person. She made us some very good and filling home made breakfasts (except for the pancakes.... we did not found to our taste). We did also really appreciate the hot tube in the evening after our hike in the cold air of the mountains. The lower rating of 4 stars will be only for the fact we thought the place was not that clean : dust but hardwood floor not forgiving and bed sheets not pristine clean. Few items in china were not clean by previous user. Most certainly due to the fact that this is an old house with a lot of stuff around and tough to maintain alone? Won t blame her for that so much. We were also in the upstairs apartment with 2 rooms (kids were with us) which is in the old part of the house and does not look like the pictures you can see. Much older. The barn, which might be called cottage and or the other rooms for fewer people should be much nicer. But we found the price reasonable and at the end we will come back and still recommend it to other.

We had just a wonderful stay at this quaint and comfy gem! Our hostess was so very kind and…read moreattentive. And she makes an AMAZING french toast! Fresh yummy food and impeccable service. Thanks Mary! The grounds were beautiful and the bicycles made exploring around fun!! I have never slept as well as I did in the 4 post bed seriously, i will be back for the sound sleep alone.

We had the pad to ourselves and our first B&B experience was amazing. The owner is as very sweet…read moreand accommodating and the breakfast was just plain good. The weather was amazing i was just sad we didn't stay another night.

From the owner: This magnificent Queen Anne is situated directly across the street from the birthplace of President…read moreWoodrow Wilson and was first occupied by R. H. Catlett and his family in 1896. Mr. Catlett worked at Virginia Military Institute for a number of years prior to the Civil War and was a close personal friend of Stonewall Jackson (a teacher at VMI). The Catlett family occupied the house for almost 77 years. Because the proprietors, Bonnie and Jeff, painstakingly restored this grand old lady and turned her into on of Staunton's best bed and breakfasts many historical details remain within its 8,000 square feet. The Berkeley House Bed & Breakfast is beautifully decorated for the period, but modern conveniences are available for your comfort. Reserve your room today.

Robert H Beautiful…read morescenery with two cabins that were perfect accommodations. Bill came down every morning at breakfast and told us how it all came about constructing the cabins. He was so interesting to listen to about the area and his farming. We enjoyed every moment at Meadowcroft and will return for another relaxing time.

We had an absolutely wonderful time at this hidden gem. The hosts were fabulous and so…read moreaccommodating; we really felt right at home. The room was gorgeously appointed and we thoroughly enjoyed the copper tub. For breakfast we were served the best Amish bacon we've ever tasted. The hosts also own a cannery on the property and we highly recommend a tour and the pepper and onion relish!! We bought several of their jams and jellies as Christmas gifts. Can't wait to return! The only recommendation would be to include a small welcome basket in the room with various toiletries...and maybe samples of the apple butter!

Spent a quick night at the Buckhorn Inn and Tavern after a trip to Charlottesville. The room was…read morelarge. The queen bed was comfortable. For the most part the room was clean, but there were some small details that could have been better tended. The mirror in the bathroom needed wiped down and the sink faucet had some dusting of makeup powder for a previous visitor. There were some spots on the carpet that were missed during vacuuming. I would guess their water system is on a well as there was some sulfur odor from the water during showering. That being said the water was soft...so much so that rinsing soap away was difficult. We grabbed the brunch in the tavern in the morning. My husband had the farmhouse bowl which he enjoyed immensely. My pumpkin french toast was delicious as well. The Bloody Mary was tasty with the perfect amount of heat. The room was advertised as alloying a discount on brunch, however we were charged full price. The meal was very good, so we paid with no complaints, but if you stay and then eat, be sure to make sure to get your discount. Overall the stay was great. Just a few small items as mentioned, but nothing that would stop me from visiting again... well except maybe for the sulfur smell shower. We would definitely have brunch there again.

Visited a month ago and then again today both times had chicken and waffles and both times I had…read morecompletely different experiences. Today's chicken and waffles included three chicken nugget like pieces on top of the waffle whereas last months was considerably more chicken and ham breaded strips. See attached photos. All other, meals during brunch were very good. During both experiences servers were overwhelmed, working both tables and bar. There appear to only be two wait staff.

Had an overall amazing time at the Inn! Michael and Patrick were the best, and the FOOD was…read moreunreal!!! Will definitely be coming back!

Stayed in the "Springhouse", absolutely loved it. Was so peaceful, loved that it has its own…read morepersonal screened in porch and was so cozy! Michael and Patrick were the best hosts, everything was spotless when I got there, was even greeted with a glass of wine, will definitely be visiting again.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Peaceful location, clean & comfortable accommodations. So fun to…read morefeed some of the animals & even better see the new babies as well. We were served a delicious breakfast of fruit, yogurt, muffins, sausages & pancakes. Coffee & snacks were available at all times. Melinda is a wonderful host. We would highly recommend.

We found Cider House when looking for a place to stay for a wedding in Waynesboro. The house is…read morelovely, with much of the original charm, but has modern bathrooms. The bath towels were great. The bed was very comfortable. Our room had a private 2nd floor porch, which was great. Breakfast was delicious (and huge!!) The innkeepers use local ingredients to make it even more special: Bacon, sausage, jams, pancakes, apples and veggies from the cider house garden/orchard. John even made an apple pie to have with our 2nd morning breakfast. It was fun to visit the alpacas and donkeys, and give them treats. Would definitely stay there again if we find ourselves heading back to central VA. There is a lot to do in the area - plenty of wineries and breweries if that is your thing. A beautiful part of the country.

First, the steps. They are steep but well-lit and good handrails…read more Everything else is perfect. The rooms are spacious and well-appointed. The bathrooms have been modernized and work well. There is cable and good flat-screen TVs. The common spaces are warm and inviting and the small terrace is a fine place to have a glass of wine and watch the sun set. The breakfasts are scratch-made and wonderful. With all of this, the best part are the owners, Dawn and her mother, Thelma. They bring warmth and charm to a place already full of it. If you stay in the area, stay here. You'll feel as if you've come home.

The food was absolutely amazing. Very charming house and hostesses. Lovely to stay so close to the…read moremain retail street and be able to walk around there and along the river. If you let Dawn know you're gluten-free, she'll make you lots of yummy gluten-free treats.

We had a lovely stay at Friendly City Inn bed and breakfast. The room was very clean and…read morecomfortable, 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.

We stayed here for an overnight trip and let me say that this was such a wonderful bed and…read morebreakfast. 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!