Really lovely home, and very warm and accommodating family that owns the place. I've been there a…read morecouple times and enjoy both stays greatly.

My friend and I stayed here for a "girls night" and it was awesome! One of the owners, Dot, was so…read morewarm and funny and she gave us a lovely tour. She was super attentive and even got us tea and wine to relax with that evening! And she had great suggestions of where to go in Williamsburg. The property itself is well maintained and absolutely gorgeous. We stayed in Dolly's room which is actually located in a cottage in the back of the property but there are plenty of gorgeous rooms available inside. They were also very attentive to my dietary needs. I have celiac disease so they made sure to make something I could eat for breakfast. I highly recommend this place to everyone. It's gorgeous and the owners are absolute peaches. The holiday decor was amazing, so I suggest going in the winter time. We loved it, we'll definitely be back!

My friends had their wedding here and I absolutely loved the rustic decor. The venue was very…read moreunique and a great place for a party. The many rooms and nooks and crannies allowed for many places to mingle.

Historic Jasmine is a wedding & event venue that has an incredible layout that will quite nicely…read moreaccommodate someone's big day or event. The property is beautiful and well decorated with plants and flowers. There are separate sections for a rehearsal dinner, wedding itself, and reception. Everything is situated in very close quarters which is great if you have elderly guests. The owners are so kind and welcoming. Would definitely recommend this venue to others for their big day or big event.

In Serviam was such a delight to immerse myself in. Every room is a mix of rich history and charm…read moremade highly livable by its amazing owners. From delicious food to enjoying a scotch and cigar on the back porch, I plan to make a trip back to the region just to visit them. As a vegetarian, they asked me lovely follow up questions around my level of animal product consumption and made a salad of garden and farmer market fresh greens and grilled vegetables, home made rolls, and a Greek lemon Rosemary soup to die for. With their fine attention to every detail, I can only imagine how exquisite coming out for a special occasion might be. I look forward to next time.

Quiet, romantic and clean. Me and my wife really enjoyed our stay hear. The owners are welcoming,…read more but not over welcoming if you know what I mean. The food was well prepared and the owners went out of their way to ensure you had everything you need for a quiet peaceful stay. Suprised it's only been open since 2014. I highly recommend this place for a nice quiet getaway. We will definitely go back to this B&B!

This was my first time staying in a true bed and breakfast, and it completely exceeded my…read moreexpectations! Lexi and Tom were incredibly friendly hosts and even let me request waffles for breakfast (which were delicious). The inn itself is beautiful, full of history, and has two cozy communal rooms with fireplaces--perfect for curling up with a book or getting some writing done. My bed was so comfortable, it felt like sleeping in the 18th century (in the best possible way!). I missed this place as soon as I left and can't wait to visit again. Highly recommend!

I stayed at the Hornsby House on two separate trips in the last couple of months; each stay was…read morewonderful. Great location, great facility, great breakfast and fabulous staff! I will be back in a couple of months as a guest for my niece's wedding at Hornsby House. Highly recommend!!

I visited the Virginia Cliffe Inn for their "Christmas at the Inn" arts and crafts showcase last…read moremonth. It was so much better than I could've anticipated. Parking was a breeze, purchasing tickets was easy, and we were able to shop in every single room of the Inn, which also essentially doubled as a tour. The rooms were all lovely and the Inn was the perfect backdrop for shopping. I even tried a sample of their holiday tea (and subsequently bought some). One of the owners was dolling out the samples and it was nice to chat with him. You could tell he and his wife put a lot of love into their Inn. I wouldn't hesitate to return for other events and will keep this spot in mind for future visitors looking for a B&B experience as well.

Superb stay at a gorgeous home in a peaceful setting in suburban Richmond. Delightful hosts and a…read moredelicious breakfast to boot. Highly recommend!

After running out of heating oil in the dead of winter, my husband made a same day reservation at…read moreBouge's via text. Fortunately, they were able to accommodate us on such short notice, and even offered us a special package that included dinner and drinks! We checked in around 7 pm, and enjoyed freshly baked homemade bread with our hosts. The owners are super accommodating, and really strive to make you feel at home- you can take their dog for walks, chase their kid around, even help with dishes! We were served a delicious crockpot meal, but the one low point was dessert. Our hosts concocted some strange sort of microwave cake-- I cannot recommend it. Recent cutbacks include the cancellation of cable service. We used our Amazon Prime service to download the first episode of "An Idiot Abroad" (great show, btw). We booked the couples suite, which features a comfy queen size bed, lending library, and poang ikea chair (perfect for curling up with the theology book you just borrowed). Breakfast is a free-for-all. Do try your hand at the espresso machine. The proprietor would be happy to give you a lesson. Overall, the best place I've stayed in RVA for less than $35/night. **UPDATED** The owner read my review, and has agreed to remove the aforementioned disgusting microwave cake from the menu. This is great news for B&B lodgers everywhere!

I visited for afternoon tea with friends. The setting is pretty and I loved the old home. At our…read moreplace setting there was a glass of sparkling wine with a peach puree. We enjoyed the drink however, we had to ask for details about the drink and wish the host would have described it for us. The soup was a tomato soup which was ok but definitely didn't taste like tomato. In general we were disappointed in the food. The tea selection wasn't my favorite. I would have preferred a milder blend to go with the food rather than the choice of two strong flavors.

I'm a sinensophile... I love tea... and tea rooms! I've been to almost every one in Virginia and…read morebeyond! So I was really looking forward to coming to Peace Hill Farm for their afternoon tea. I made reservations for me and my friend. It was a lovely drive ... At first... the gps directions are awful. I was taken down a road which was designated as peace hill - but we ended up at a red house, no one there, then we called and got even worse directions. The woman on the phone told us to go by the "red hen house" and through the woods... it was barely a road, full of tree roots, dirt path, and rocky terrain. After a 1/2 hour, we finally made it and end up at the back of the building. Come to find out, if she had just told us to go back to the main road and keep going 1/4-1/2 or so, we'd see the other entrance to the main house. Not a great first impression. The grounds were lovely and the farm animals gave a pastoral vibe. Inside was pretty too, but we were led to a rather secluded back room full of wool and yarn. Not that it wasn't cozy, but quite different from the dozens upon dozens of tea rooms I've been to. The lady who was "minding the store" didn't seem like she knew what she was doing. It took ages to get our teas and the tea (earl grey) tasted bland and stale, the soup was a putrid green (inedible) and while we were waiting we heard her chatting on the phone. Anyway, she wasn't the owner, so maybe she was new or just helping out?? The tea tier arrived and it looked nice... the sandwiches were good, basic cucumber, egg salad, and a pesto, with a mini ham biscuit... the scones were not good - sorry - but they were served with loads of cream and jam yet they should be served plain and the "condiments" on the side. My friend who can't have the toppings and preferred a plain scone, asked for a plain one. The lady said it would take 20 minutes . Which it did, and longer. All and all, it wasn't a very relaxing experience. I took some nice pictures, and we enjoyed the surroundings, but the afternoon tea service itself was mediocre. Sadly, we were disappointed, and I really wanted to love this place since I had heard good things... I'm sure the bed and breakfast side of the experience is probably much better. The sheep, the goats, the wool, the crafts, the pasture raised products, the farm life... that is your best bet from the other reviews I've read, but maybe you'll have a better tea time than we had. We might have to give this place another try and see if it improves.

The Tinder Guest House is right on Railroad Ave with walking distance of the Ashland AmTrak…read morepassenger station and the campus of Randolph Macon College. The guest house is on the second floor. The building is a converted 1898 store front. It has three rooms that are nicely decorated with vintage furniture. If you are a rail fan, this is your place. More than 40 trains, both freight and passenger pass each day. However, the bed rooms are in the rear of the building and the passage of the trains did not wake us up at night. Kids are welcome and will like the game room with a foosball table and plenty of room to run around. Sharon, the owner, is a very nice person who pointed out where to eat and get a beer, all within walking distance. We were there for a college Lacrosse game and found this location to be a good value, neat and clean and ideally located.

We stayed at the Tinder Guest House as a bridal party for our friends wedding. This adorable B&B…read morewas perfect! The rooms are huge and there was plenty of space for all of us to get ready including hair and makeup people and photographers. Sharon, the owner, was so hospitable and even left us homemade baked goods including muffins, chocolate chip cookies and quiche. Will definitely stay here again if ever back in the area!

Wonderful bed and breakfast in the perfect location for a Colonial Williamsburg trip…read more PROS: Location, breakfast, cleanliness, upkeep, price, and friendliness. - For a Busch Garden, Jamestown and Williamsburg weekend, this is a great place to start. Breakfasts were hearty, the place was immaculate and well maintained, the hostess was very hospitable, caring and the price was super. CONS: Close quarters - Other guests in the house are in adjacent rooms, and you will at times hear doors close, footsteps, sinks and showers, etc. Breakfast is around a 6 person table every morning, so you will get to know the other guests. Stay again? Of course!

This is a really nice small bed and breakfast run by a pleasant innkeeper. Lots of historic homes…read morein Williamsburg have been turned into b&bs and the problem with a lot of them is tiny rooms and even tinier bathrooms. This place is much more spacious and I really appreciate that. Food was good served round a communal table. I would certainly stay here again

Full disclosure I didn't stay here, but my Mother and Father did so i'm writing this review for…read morethem. They stayed here for my son's wedding and they couldn't have been happier. They loved Betty Wallace! Betty was very nice when we met her and dropped my parents off for the weekend. She offered to take them to the wedding venue if something were to prevent us from being able to do it. They got along like old friends and chatted all weekend. I did not eat there, but was told breakfast was fantastic and Betty stuffed them with food and drink and "wouldn't let us help out with anything!" The only real complain I heard was that, Betty wouldn't sit down and eat with them.

I highly recommend this beautiful Bed and Breakfast. The house and grounds are wonderful and Betty…read moreWallace is the best.