I visited the Inn with a group for a luncheon. The staff were all very welcoming and had everything beautifully set up for us when we arrived. The grounds and home are beautiful. I ordered the steak for lunch and it was tasty but not outstanding. We were a large group so I can imagine it was difficult to get all of the food out. The overall experience was delightful and I would definitely visit again. read more

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I was looking for a two night, pet friendly stay near a few wineries to celebrate a 40th birthday. I'm so glad that my internet searches led me to Prospect Hill Inn. First off, every interaction from booking to check out was full of kindness and going above and beyond. When the owners found out we were celebrating a birthday, T excitedly said she'd "birthday bomb" the room. That she did! Full of decorations and balloons, it was a beautiful way to celebrate. Then, after chatting with Jim, the chef, he learned that the birthday boy loved lamb and offered to make that special (we signed up for the five course meal). The five courses we had were so worth the cost. Not only were portions huge, but everything we were given was absolutely delicious. I'll dream of that filet mignon for a while. The three course breakfasts were also amazing, made extra special by selecting one of their tons of options of flavored lattes. I couldn't recommend staying here more. In addition, the grounds were gorgeous and well kept. We'll be back next year! Thank you Jim and T for making everything so special. read more

I cannot rave enough about our relaxing vacation.... This in. Definitely set the precedence for Bed and Breakfast. The staff/ owners were extremely attentive and welcoming. We booked a stay with 2 dogs and they gave accommodations for them as well. We had bowls, bedding, towels, clean up bags and a trash can outside for them. Breakfast was top notch. I look forward to returning and trying dinner. There is limited space for dinner reservations, so booking ahead will be an advantage. The rooms are warm and welcoming. The grounds are well kept. I look forward to returning!! read more

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Charming, relaxing, private . Loved this bed and breakfast. Rejuvenate surrounded by beautiful grounds and birds chirping. Owners are lovely, breakfast was delicious. Gus and Max the greeters were the best! Thank you for a wonderful stay! read more

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We went to Prospect Hill Inn to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary and stayed in The Overseer's Cottage. Everything about our stay was wonderful. We arrived on a Saturday, and stayed until the following Saturday. We were warmly greeted by T and the dogs even though she was juggling a wedding party. After giving us a cookie, and getting us checked in, she gave us a list of recommendations for local restaurants based on previous guest experiences, gave us a quick tour of the property, showed us our cottage, and got us extra towels and wash cloths (she wanted to make sure that we had everything we needed). We woke up early the next morning and walked the short (but beautiful!) nature trail on the property before heading to the main inn for breakfast. We finished our walk and approached the back door to see T standing at the back door offering us coffee since we were a little early for breakfast. She let us know that another guest had lit the fire pit already so we took our coffee to the fire pit. Then, we had breakfast. Oh. My. Goodness. Every single component of every single breakfast was divine. Jim (T's husband) puts a lot of love into every meal he cooks and you can taste it! Each breakfast starts with a latte, juice of your choice, and either a small smoothie or some fruit and yogurt. We had French toast with bacon the first day, and during the week we had breakfast casserole, blueberry pancakes, chicken and waffles, omelettes, and more! Not one repeated meal in 7 days and they were all delicious! The end of each breakfast had a dessert -- key lime tart, blueberry muffin, peach compote with vanilla ice cream, coffee cupcake, pumpkin bar, each one better than the last. After breakfast every day we'd talk to T about our plans for the day and she would tell us about anything she knew about where we were going and what we were doing. On our actual anniversary, we had booked an "Innkeeper's Dinner" at the inn which was a private dining experience with a 5 course meal prepared by Jim and served by T. Again, every course was amazing. They have a set menu for each season (ours was Fall) with several different options for each course. We had let them know a few days in advance what our choices were and Jim did not disappoint! T took pictures for us before dinner, and she did a fabulous job! We brought a bottle of wine that we had gotten from a local winery and they served it with our dinner. When it was finally time to go home after our weeklong stay, we didn't want to leave. T hugged our neck and I almost cried! She and Jim were such gracious and attentive hosts, and I KNOW that they are going to do great things at Prospect Hill. We enjoyed our stay so much and we cannot wait to go back!! read more

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Spent the weekend with Terenee and Jim and it was a very enjoyable weekend. Great opportunity to immerse yourself in the complicated colonial history of the area, including a visit to Monticello and the Michie tavern. We opted for the weekend five course meal after some debate....at $85 a plate it was not a snap decision. However, I can confidently report that the meal was worth the money. Jim prepared a generous five course evening and we ended up taking leftovers home with us as we could not eat everything that night. The accommodations were clean and enjoyable and the hospitality was everything you could hope for, the owners were beyond generous during the stay and are very interesting folks with fascinating back stories if you take the time to speak with them. Hoping we can return annually and enjoy this cozy spot in the Virginia countryside. read more

This was an absolutely awesome B&B, one of the best I have stayed at. The hosts, T and Jim were fantastic, gracious hosts. and the breakfasts were divine. The building itself is very historic and the property very interesting to walk around. If you like B&Bs, you'll love this one. read more

Wish there were more stars to give for the incredible stay we had here. Breakfast was the main event of our day and just got better each day. We had a hard time choosing on line which gorgeous room to stay in and opted for the carriage house which had the perfect amount of room, charm, privacy and luxury that we could ask for. That being said after seeing in person there are about 4 others we hope to come back to visit. The hosts are perfectly lovely and catered to our every whim with such class and grace. Their sweet fur baby Collete helped deliver breakfast to our room each morning and gave us lots of love we were missing from our own fur babies. The grounds are breathtaking. There are nature trails, horse pastures, alpacas to see and a gorgeous Vista plateau for taking in the sunsets. Well done Prospect Hill. Every detail has been thought out and executed with the most delicate and thoughtful touch. We can't wait to come back. read more

Prospect Hill Inn - Gorgeous sunsets from the back.of the property. Lovely stroll with a cocktail or tea. - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Louisa, Virginia

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We loved this B&B so much. Amazing owners and lovely property. Gave amazing recommendation on what to do around the area. Would highly recommend to anyone! read more

I have never stayed in a bed and breakfast before and I was beyond impressed! My boyfriend and I stayed here for one night and Doc checked us in and showed us around the historic 40-acre property. We didn't eat dinner there but we hope to next time! We stayed in Uncle Guy's Loft which was very cozy. There were sodas, fresh well water, and a half bottle of wine waiting for us. My biggest complaints about the room were that the walls are paper thin...this loft is connected to a downstairs loft and we heard our neighbors often. Also, there are only locks on the inside of the rooms, so when we left for the night to grab dinner, we weren't able to lock our room from the outside (which maybe i was worrying too much since we were out in the middle of nowhere, but you never know!). The bathroom is also very narrow and small (was tough for my 6'6" boyfriend to maneuver around)!m but we made it work! The best part was the fire we had inside the room...it was super cozy and we did have a great night's sleep. In the morning we were delivered breakfast in bed which was the chef's choice of eggs, sausage, breakfast potatoes, fruit, coffee cake, coffee and orange juice. That was the icing on the cake for us! We truly enjoyed our time and look forward to staying again, this time for two nights, staying for dinner, and probably in a more private cabin. We can't wait to return! read more

Prospect Hill Inn - Alpaca! - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Louisa, Virginia

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My wife and I spent our 28th wedding anniversary weekend at prospect Hill. Cannot say enough about the staff and owners. Very peaceful location. Great food. Clean rooms. Rustic inn. A must stay. read more

Prospect Hill Inn - Private inn keepers dinner. Food was perfect. - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Louisa, Virginia

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I highly recommend this hotel to anyone who appreciates historic properties and enjoys relaxing! The Colonel and I would go back in a heartbeat. We found this place semi-last minute while deciding to do a trip to Monticello for the Fourth of July. A few rooms were still open, and they ranged in price from about 165-355, pretty much in the range for that area of Virginia. We picked the 'Boys Cabin' the original log cabin homestead for the site, dating back to 1699. Booking online was easy and flawless, and we speak as folks with experience implementing website storefronts. We arrived around 5 PM on Saturday, after visiting Montpelier. The hotel was equidistant from both Presidential homes, which is another reason we selected it. We were greeted by Kristin, who gave us a tour of the house and our cabin. We then followed her back to the reception to make a reservation for dinner and to grab a glass of wine, which we then took out onto the porch. We sat and relaxed for the hour before dinner, snuggling with the ginger porch cat, an elderly but friendly gentleman. Then we took our glasses and entered the pretty little chintz dining room, where we had a table by a lace curtained window. The style of the house is very traditional Southern, with lots of swags and chintz and crystal lamps. I love it as it always reminds me of my grandmother. Dinner was amazing, and for such a small out of the way place (you do travel on some gravel roads to get there) it was even more impressive. The prix fixe menu is an appetizer, entree, and dessert for $55. I had a salad, pork chop, and 'Italian toast' while the Colonel had scallops, salmon wrapped in bacon, and a brulee bread pudding. We took pictures so you can see how good it was -- my salad perfectly complemented the pork chop, the side vegetables were fresh and beautifully done, and the chop came with both a risotto (perfect) and was stuffed with cornbread dressing, which I normally dislike but found to be delicious. The salmon had the same sides and was even better! Dessert was gorgeous, and I was getting stuffed, even though the portions were well sized. We signed our check and went back to our room where I promptly fell asleep for two hours. Our room was 17th century sized, but modernization means it is about half bathroom, including a whirlpool bath. There was a large fluffy bed with I'm pretty sure a featherbed on it, taking up about 3/4 of the space. The bed was soft and the Colonel woke up once with a creaky back, but I thought it was fine. We had a fireplace that looked properly witchy, and a plate with bottle water and some homemade cookies. It was nice to have a place where no noises from neighbors will disturb you. It overlooked the pool, which is unheated, and that would have been nice had it not been for the crazy weather we had that weekend, where it was actually cold and rainy. The next morning we breakfasted (for free) in the same cute dining room. Very generous for a 'free' breakfast -- yogurt parfait with VERY good fruit, yummy cheese grits, two pieces of good quality bacon, and some blueberry pancakes. All very festive for Independence Day. Afterwards we attempted to take a walk as the property has a nice 1.5 mile trail through some forest, but we turned back due to rain and mud. We watched a girl exercise a horse, and made friends with a nice poodle that was roaming the premises. All in all a wonderful stay. I think it is good for families (what with the pets and the walking and the pool) as long as you plan to get multiple rooms. We sometimes bunk up but that would not have been possible had the Sprossling been with us. They are dog friendly (with some rules) and asked about any dietary restrictions. It IS a very old property, so you have to be willing to put up with quirks, and I would not pick it if you plan to plug in a million devices or watch TV (none in the room). It is a place for relaxing and socializing with your loved ones and friendly strangers. By the time I left I felt like we had vacationed briefly in another era! read more

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New owners - Jim and his wife "T" purchased the B&B in July 2023. When we arrived at 2:30 pm on Friday, "T" who was sitting in a room next to the front desk, did not greet us. We wandered around the unkept property and sat at the pool that was closed for service. We left 2 messages regarding our reservation - one on Thursday and another message Friday morning and received no response. We finally received a call from Jim at 3 pm on Friday who was surprised we were at the B&B already. He was polite, knowledgeable about the property's history, and conveyed his enthusiasm for rehabbing the property to its original glory. On Friday evening there was a thunder storm and power outage at 8:00 pm. Our room "The Thompson Room" in the upper floor quickly turned into a sauna because the back-up generator only powered a few rooms in the B&B, none of which is a bedroom. As we left, we attempted to find Jim and T. Neither of them were available, but we found another guest who was also wandering around in the dark. I sent an email notifying them we were leaving and returned the room key to an empty front desk. I called on Monday and learned that power wasn't restored until after midnight. I was hoping we could receive a refund or at least a partial refund, but was rudely spoken to by "T" with an emphatic "No" because she said "The dining room was available." We are an older couple and sitting in a dining room after a long day is not what I consider accommodations. I asked to speak to Jim and again was told by T "No". Save your money and find another B&B. Jim could be successful, but not with a partner like T. read more

Very relaxing and pleasant. Friendly staff. Doc and his wife are very attentive. Been there several times. Rustic and authentic. Not to far from Charlottesville. read more

We had the pleasure of spending 3 nights at this lovely inn. The hosts were gracious and very accommodating. We did not communicate our dietary restrictions prior to our arrival but they handled it with ease. The breakfasts were superb. We traveled with family and our rooms were beautifully decorated. The grounds were gorgeous with plenty of outdoor seating. Wished we lived closer so we could visit again sooner! read more

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This is our second trip to this gem of an Inn. The hospitality is second to none. The hosts make you very comfortable in this historically significant Virginia plantation. We stayed in the Sanco Pansy cabin for the second time. It was as beautiful as ever. The food was amazing. We had dinner here. It was a sophisticated menu and the food was delicious. We will visit here again. read more

We have been here twice and we love it! The have rooms that accommodate our dogs and kiddo. There's a pool, running trail, and most importantly a yummy restaurant on site. They have cosy cabins perfect for a fall/winter get away. There was a fireplace but it wasn't cold enough to light it up. read more

Do not stay at this Inn. There are new owners and the woman we spoke with on the phone, "T", was extremely rude and essentially should not be working in hospitality. This is not a child-friendly inn -- we booked a room that did not indicate that there were no children allowed (some rooms state no children) and we have small infant -- when I told T we were planning to bring our baby, she sounded appalled. Also, their restaurant is not open nor are the pictures of the amazing food accurate, as those were left up from the prior owners. Save yourself the displeasure of ever interacting with the owners and stay somewhere else. read more

We had a wonderful stay at Prospect Hill. We rented the Overseer's Cottage for me, my husband, our young son, and our dog. The innkeepers thought of everything and brought a cot for our son and had bowls and treats for the dog. One of the highlights was the working fireplace in the bedroom, which was very cozy. The main house stays open all night and has a great selection of books and board games. The breakfast, which was delivered in-room, was delicious, and the innkeepers again accommodated us and brought waffles for my son (who does not eat eggs). The property is gorgeous and quiet. My son really enjoyed seeing the chicken coop, the alpacas, and the horses. It was the relaxing getaway we needed. We'll definitely be back! read more

What a wonderful hidden gem! I cannot wait to go back my mouth is still watering for that creamed corn soup. And when dessert came a kitty cat sat on my lap doesn't get better than that. read more

Fantastic and truly deserving of all 5 stars! This beautiful getaway in the Virginia county is more than I expected. Lots of little extras, beautiful, serene surroundings and gracious hosts. So happy I found it when searching google. Dinner was hands down the best 'gourmet' food I've ever experienced. The chef came out to meet us and was so humble and generous. The filet and scallops Devine and perfectly cooked. I loved the crab and shrimp bite prior to main course. The chef learned it was our anniversary and created the most beautiful dessert platter. Loved it all! read more

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While the property itself is nice, I truly believe they need to advertise themselves differently. I had the groupon price, which is still expensive, so if others are paying the standard price they need to understand what they are paying for. The "gourmet" breakfast just isn't gourmet. The dining room is nice looking, and it is nice that they can bring your breakfast to your room, but I'm sorry just because you make it slightly nicer looking that a regular breakfast does not make a very small omelette and potatoes different than any other omelette and potatoes. Same goes for waffles. Sorry, just not gourmet. They also advertise it as being central to many wineries. It takes at least 25 minutes driving to get to the first winery, and then after that another 25 minutes to get to the next. It is 15 miles to downtown, and when you call and ask about the distance they assure you that it's just down one road--straight shot. You could also be asking why didn't I just map it out, and I did, but I was assured for a while that it was great and central and even luxurious and the reason I'm writing this review is because most reviews on here are very happy with this place--and that's great--but if you're looking for an upscale B&B (that doesn't have cracks all over the ceiling and a toilet that only flushes after 3 times) central to wineries and downtown restaurants that you don't have to drive forever to get to, this is not the place. read more

Stayed here for a girls weekend. Charming property full of history with very welcoming hosts. We loved that the room had a fire place and their "our home is yours" atmosphere. The breakfasts were more limited and basic than typical B&Bs, but it's also still a pandemic and I'm sure when they are back at full speed, it will be better. No concerns about Coming back one day. read more

This was my first time ever staying at a bed and breakfast and it was wonderful, the breakfast was great, sadly I did not get to eat their dinner, the property is very well maintained, the room was very comfortable and nice, and their are all kinds of animals that you can make friends with such as a black cat and a dog called Rocky, and the dog followed me everywhere, and other wildlife such as alpacas and horses (also saw a deer) and so on. I would definitely like to come back to this quaint bed and breakfast. read more

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My husband and I recently stayed at Prospect Hill Plantation Inn for a long weekend. We were both extremely disappointed in our stay, and I felt compelled to share our experience. The room we had booked (Miss Marcie's room) was unbearably hot- this was immediately evident, but we did our best to make it work with the use of the air conditioning unit and a fan that a young man serving food downstairs was kind enough to bring up when we asked about the temperature. It was only on our second night that we were informed that the room stays hot no matter what because it's directly above the kitchen. This is not something that any guest should have to put up with when staying at what is clearly being marketed as an upscale bed and breakfast/inn. On our second night, after having been out all day hiking, my husband tried to take a shower, but the shower kept shutting off on its own and the water never got warm. The only person we could find to tell this to was the same young man serving in the dining room downstairs, who informed us that the water pressure goes significantly down when the dishwasher is being run. Again, not something any guest should have to deal with. To his credit, he tried to assure us that the water would come back on, and when it didn't, he moved us to another room. This room was an improvement temperature-wise, as the air conditioning unit actually worked and the room cooled down. But the room had no refrigerator, the complimentary sodas and water were sitting warm on the nightstand, and we encountered another problem we had seen in our first room, as well. Bugs, everywhere. I understand this is Virginia in the warmer months, so some bugs are unavoidable, but my husband had to dispose of one larger spider and a sack of baby spiders within minutes of being in the room. There were flies and moths in the room throughout our stay, and we could see that the windows were not sealed properly, as well as the door to the outside porch. The next morning, we ran into the woman who had checked us in to the inn, and she made absolutely no mention of us having no water pressure, no hot water, and a boiling hot room, let alone having to make several trips to carry our pieces of luggage down one set of stairs, through the dining room, and up another set of stairs to change rooms. A simple acknowledgment of the situation and an apology would have sufficed; instead, no mention of it was made and it was as if the whole evening before simply hadn't happened. It seemed very unprofessional that the situation went unremarked upon. One final note is that there are no locks, anywhere. The front door is open 24/7, and the rooms similarly have no lock, just a small deadbolt you can use from the inside. It made us feel uncomfortable to know that when we were out, anyone in the house had access to all of our belongings, and that anyone could walk in to the house at any time. We had a gift certificate that paid for most of this stay, otherwise we would have left and stayed elsewhere. To be fair, the grounds are beautiful, although the pool area looks like it hasn't been maintained in years, and we saw a large vulture which was interesting to see. Those are the only positive things I can say about our stay here- it appears to be a place that was once quite beautiful, but has been maintained so poorly that it's fallen into complete disrepair. read more

We stayed here one night and it was super cute! The owner made a point to know everyone's name and gave us a quick tour of the property when we arrived. Our room had a huge claw foot tub which was absolutely amazing! The next morning they hosted a Fox Hunt which was such a cool event to see in person. I would recommend this to anyone and everyone wanting a super romantic night / weekend. read more

A TRUE GEM HIDDEN IN THE VIRGINIA COUNTRYSIDE We have stayed at the Prospect Hill Plantation Inn several times and each time is better than the last. The Inn combines the ambiance of a historic plantation with modern conveniences. It's like stepping back in time 200 years but still having access to Wi-Fi and a Keurig in your guestroom. Doc and Paula Findley are personally involved in all aspects of Prospect Hill and their attention to detail is impressive. The service is impeccable, and the grounds are well-manicured. The cuisine was recently revamped, and an outstanding chef brought in. The result - meals that rival some of the best restaurants in the DC metropolitan area. Having visited some of the finest Inns in Virginia and Maryland, Prospect Hill has risen to the top as one of the best. You should put Prospect Hill Plantation Inn on your "must visit" list! read more

The B&B is fantastic and the owner is equally fantastic. This review is for the restaurant. The food was very pretentious, our rack of lamb was very under done. The scallops were inedible and tasted like burnt cooking oil. The wine list was much to be desired. This isn't the early 90s please abandon the overly stylistic presentation. The food suffered greatly due to an antiquated sense of what high profile food should be. We will not be back with this "chef." read more

Cats, lamas, horses oh myThis bed in breakfast is absolutely beautiful and the food in amazing. Designer food from this chef, you are definitely in for a treat. Comfortable room. Staff is super friendly and make your experience memorable . read more

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Prospect Hill is a lovely, historic retreat managed and maintained by equally delightful owners and staff. We stayed in Miss marcie's room which was very spacious, well appointed and decorated perfectly. Truly lovely. The room, although located above the main dining area was a perfectly quiet sanctuary. Without a doubt, the grounds are spectacular and worth taking in. Plan to spend time just enjoying the property. Breakfast was included and was exceptional. They accommodated vegetarian diets as well without compromising any taste or quality. For the Restaurant: A can't miss! While the greater Charlottesville area has many classic inns and restaurants to dine, Prospect Hill is among the best! We highly recommend the dinner as presentation, taste and quality will far exceed even the loftiest of expectations. Delicious! Enjoy and we cannot wait to return. read more

Dining at Prospect Hill Plantation is an unusual culinary experience. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy a complimentary refreshment while acquainting themselves with their fellow diners, our gardens, parlors, and wine cellar. For over twenty years, the dining experience at Prospect Hill has begun the same way -- the innkeeper's bell announces the start of a five-course repast created by the inn's talented culinary staff. The Sheehan family has continued a tradition that goes back to 1874 when the Overton family first started taking guests in after the Civil War. Once all have chosen an intimate table, your host explains the menu for that evening and the (optional) wine recommendation (special diets are always accommodated), warm bread just out of the oven is served, and the meal begins. Menu selections are chosen from the finest of fresh regional ingredients, and feature creative, original recipes with a distinct European influence. The dining room is open by reservation throughout the week. Special dietary needs are always accommodated with advance notice. read more

Prospect Hill Inn - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Louisa, Virginia

French Cuisine at its BEST It was recommended that my wife and I dine at the restaurant while staying at the very charming and historic inn. Needless to say our dining experience both nights (yes both nights one was not enough) was outstanding to say the least. The presentation for each course was magnificent. The combination of ingredients in the various dishes took the palate to a place normally reserved for restaurants honored with three Michelin stars. The restaurant alone is worth the journey. Enjoy! read more

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My husband surprised me with a stay here for my birthday in November. It was lovely! The grounds are fun to explore and staff was very welcoming. We will not hesitate to return. read more

I really don't know where to start in my review of Prospect Hill. Should it be: - The rooms / building itself? Covered in dust, grime, and "cleaned" by teenagers. We are not talking about the standard wear and tear of age that is expected with any "historical" area - we are talking about straight up garbage left by previous guests in the sitting areas, on the grounds (the wedding before us gave out red/black gift bags which littered the lawn), and the permeating stink of smoke which I am STILL trying to get out of my clothes. - The wedding venue? The chairs provided by the inn were the DINING ROOM chairs, which were dragged out to the lawn at the last minute by your staff. And you had the NERVE to accuse my guests of damaging a chair? And THREATEN to make me pay for it? If you don't want "antique" chairs to be damaged, then I suggest you leave them inside. - The injury my mother suffered in your building, which resulted in two major surgeries, a prolonged recovery where she couldn't drive for 4 months, and permanent nerve damage to her hand? Yeah, I guess that kind of seals the deal for me. A fall down stairs that were wet, improperly illuminated, and resulted in two broken arm bones on the day of the wedding. I can't quite capture how magical it was that the only staff member who found it necessary to be present was a teenage bartender, who couldn't call an ambulance or even find us a DAMN FLASHLIGHT. The owners, who live next door, couldn't be bothered to investigate lights and sirens coming to their main property? They really care so little about the welfare of their guests? - The co-owner, Paula Findley? Well, I should have known we were in for a treat when she gave us a tour of the Inn in what appeared to be a ripped mini skirt. Not only was this completely inappropriate for an owner of a business, it was also inappropriate for a woman of her advancing age. We saw neither hide nor hair of her (I guess for which we are grateful) during the pre-wedding and wedding festivities, which spoke of her complete disinterest in ensuring that the wedding we paid over $15,000 for was going well. She was sure, though, to send me a lengthy series of harassing emails after the wedding wherein she stated: - My mother was drunk and that's why she fell. No dear, my mother is in her late 60s, has a disability, and did manage to have half a glass of wine to celebrate her only daughter's wedding. My mom was also a Catholic nun for 25 years prior to meeting my father, so I'm sure she is the type of woman who would get drunk, fall on purpose, and fabricate a story. - Two of my wedding guests tried to take "catch and do something unseemly to our alpacas." You are SERIOUSLY accusing a doctor and an engineer (who were indeed tipsy near an alpaca enclosure. They're city guys, what do you expect?) of BESTIALITY? OF TRYING TO FUCK AN ANIMAL? That is so damn disgusting I don't know where to start. I can only assume what you and your cohorts are up to on the plantation in your spare time if that is the first assumption that comes to her mind. - Threatening me with legal action for delaying paying the remainder of the facility fee while the case with my mother was being mediated? Just charming. Oh, they did just offer us $100 off our return trip for our anniversary. So...I guess no thanks? read more

My wife and i have stayed here several times. The staff is SUPER friendly and accommodating. The grounds are incredibly beautiful and the history is intriguing. The real standout here though is the food. I have NEVER had better food and I have definitely never had it served in a more beautiful manner - each plate is like a work of art. Highly recommend! read more

Very pretty place . Need lounge chairs by pool . That's one thing they need . Also saw dog poop all over that had to get cleaned up . Just needs some cleAning up ! read more

When my daughter suggested that we stay at this property while on a side trip to Monticello after visiting her in Richmond, it sounded nice. I was totally unprepared for the stately beauty, the historical significance and welcoming arms of the owners, Doc and family! We stayed in the Overseers Cottage and the night was perfect for a roaring fire, viewed from our 4 poster bed and the lovely attached sunroom. Breakfast in our room in the morning was great and enjoyed in the sunny sitting room with great "green" views. We walked around the property in the morning, used the tree swing and hammock, and communed with the llamas and horses. It was a beautiful property and will be on our " must do" list when we return to Virginia! read more

My wife,myself and our dog just spent a night at the Inn and all 3 of us had a wonderful time. This Inn is the perfect spot to unwind, enjoy some great food and take in some beautiful scenery. I believe our small 116 lb mastiff had the most fun running free and playing with the 3 resident canines! Not just a dog friendly inn but more like a dog loving inn! We cannot wait to go back for a long get away! Great place and even better people. read more

Had a fantastic group lunch here today. The food was delicious! Gorgeous property, nice owners, lots of history and gracious staff. Wonderful! read more

We LOVE this Bed and Breakfast. The new owners live on the premises and are warm and hospitable. The attention to detail and charming touches make this the perfect location for a quiet weekend getaway. We spent the day in Charlottesville and came back to the Dinner Basket and enjoyed an absolutely delicious dinner in our room by the fire. Can't wait to return! read more