Hundreds of stays at b&bs, boutique hotels, and deluxe resorts- the Cashells know hospitality and…read morehistorical charm. A stay here is more than an escape- it's a soul-stirring experience. You can not come here and not be inspired, encouraged and uplifted. There is a palpable grace that extends from every interaction. The rooms welcome you through the attention to detail and charming design. The meals are carefully planned and executed to convince you not to leave a morsel! The grounds have special nooks and plantings that adorn the architecture beautifully. The more you know- the more you want to know. The history/will from the builder and original owner highlight how grace has always been an intention with this property. Mr. Willis would be smiling down on the Cashells today.

What a special place! History, beautiful grounds, fabulous architecture, cozy and luxurious rooms,…read moredelightful hosts, amazing story, and on and on. We stayed two nights and found it quite relaxing and fun. It's a great jumping off place for exploring wineries, local dining, and historical sites, but equally good as a retreat location. We did a lot of reading on the grounds...hammocks, chairs, and benches abound. Details like coffee and tea anytime, filling and fancy breakfasts with choice ingredients, all homemade, and an abundance of flora and fauna to enjoy made it a bespoke, boutique experience. As we sat listening to the early morning birds from our balcony, identifying all the trees we could spot, my husband said, "Worth every penny!" Agreed.

We came here for our anniversary and we had an incredible experience! We were greeted by the…read morehostess, who knew it was our anniversary as we checked in. They had menus with our names and gave us some to take with us as a present! We ordered the Brussel Caesar salad, the filet mignon, and the bison. Everything was amazing! The server was extremely friendly and brought us chocolate ice cream as a surprise dessert with a happy anniversary printed chocolate. We would definitely be back!

We went to the restaurant for Thanksgiving dinner. It was a fixed price menu for $95. It was worth…read moreevery penny. The atmosphere was elegant, the service was excellent, but they lost a star because the desserts weren't up to par with the rest of the meal. They offered carrot cake, a dark chocolate something or other and a cheese board. The cheese was good but the carrot cake was dry and didn't have traditional cream cheese frosting. The dark chocolate was not dark and tasted like cool whip. Obviously they didn't make the desserts.

A bit dated facilities, but the staff (particularly Michael at the front desk) really helped my…read morefamily out when we had vehicle problems while passing through Orange. We will not forget the staff's hospitality during our vacation vehicle trouble.

My first impression was this hotel was really nice. They had little mints on the pillows! Adorable…read moreand nice touch. However, the manager on duty said the pool card swipe wasn't working, and we went and tried it and it was working, he came by while we were in the pool (during hours) and then the next day the pool was closed because of the "pH levels." I liked the room and the breakfast was good for an included continental breakfast, but they really seemed shifty about letting us use the pool to a point I'm pretty sure there was nothing wrong with it but he didn't want the responsibility of cleaning it. And it was a big pool with a hot tub, so when it was cold out, that came be a gem. Alas, management really knocked this place down from a 5 to 3. I contacted Comfort Inn about it and got a super generic "sorry about that" email back, so don't expect too much from this chain.

We visited for my wife's birthday and it could not have been better. The Inn is perfect with a very…read morewelcoming atmosphere! Janina, was the perfect hostess and went way above to make our visit perfect. She placed roses in the room, hung happy birthday signs at breakfast, and made my wife the perfect vegan breakfast. Our room was excellent, clean, and comfortable and included a private entrance if needed. We loved Luray and we loved our stay. The price was very competitive to other B&Bs in the area, but I doubt any of them can beat our experience! I cannot recommend this place highly enough. We will absolutely be back!!!

If you are in the Shenandoah area I cannot recommend the Inn at the Shenandoah enough! My boyfriend…read moreand I stayed here for over the weekend and it was perfect. It was his birthday and I called the owners to inquire about their add packages including the birthday one. Well they went above and beyond. The room as you can see in the photos was sweetly decorated, my boyfriend loved it! The room itself is great. We had a queen bed, a jacuzzi tub, electric fireplace and a balcony! A couple blocks from the Inn is a very scenic creek walkway. We did a few laps to soak up the beautiful weather we had over the weekend. If you are in the area definitely stay at the Inn!

We arrived to our suite after a long travel day and found ourselves locked out of the hotel and our…read moreroom. We had not been emailed a code to get in. Make sure you get an email day of with a pin. We stayed in the violetta room. It was nice and we thought the bed and bedding was very comfortable. Parking is not included, so their website is a bit misleading on this. There is street parking that's free but it's 2-3 hours parking. No big deal but definitely misleading information from the hotel. Here's the thing. We would stay here again though. It's more like an airbnb than a hotel. There's no one working at the suites so there's no bells and whistles when it comes to service. But the suites were large, nice, clean and near all the things we wanted to do and see on Davis street. We would make sure we got a room w a steam shower next time (our suite had a nice large bathroom and shower but not a steam shower) and we would absolutely make sure we forced an email w our entrance pin out of them before we arrived.

Fantastic accommodation! Truly enjoyed an exceptional relaxing stay. If you don't need the…read moreelevator, stay upstairs with a balcony. Had wine and cheese while watching the trains go by. The steam shower was amazing! Coffee in the room, ice in lobby, comfy bed, great TV channels, large room and large bathroom, and great gas fireplace easy to work. Love the town, boutique shopping, people are so nice, great restaurants, coffee shops and bakery. The staff are so nice and helpful but it is so easy to check in and out they are not needed. Can hardly wait to stay at the 249 again.

We arrived on a Friday night after dark and parking can be a challenge but we did find a place to…read morepark. Upon arrival We were warmly greeted at the front desk and given our key. We had to walk past one of the main dining rooms to get to our room upstairs but keep in mind it is a very old and historic inn. We had the Shearer room and it was very clean and welcoming. There is a gas fireplace when you walk in and it was putting out the heat! Then we walked back into the bedroom and the bed was very comfortable. The sheets were soft and bed was nice. There is no TV but there is Wi-Fi. All in all we had a good experience. The breakfast was delicious! I had the pancakes and the bacon which both were excellent.

We stayed here for our wedding anniversary and we had an amazing experience from start to finish…read more Booking online was incredibly easy, the reminders via email and text message were super informative, and I was able to reserve our place for the Sunday supper series over the phone. Our room was quiet, clean, and the amenities were just what we needed for the weekend getaway. Daniel--the manager--worked with me to surprise my wife with a bottle of sparkling wine that was chilled in the room and a vase of stunning fall flowers. The food at the inn was amazing, fresh, and I only wish we would have also eaten here Saturday night! We enjoyed breakfast both mornings and had dinner Sunday night. During breakfast, they have many choices (all included) and we chose to try the omelet, the sausage gravy, and the eggs Benedict. There were also choices for French toast, a farmers breakfast, and they had gluten free options as well when asked. For dinner, because it was on Sunday it was the supper series that gives a three course option with the main choices being fried chicken or pork bbq. The location of this inn is ideal--a short drive from Richmond, northern Virginia, or Charlottesville. This makes it an easy getaway from the hustle of the city, but also not a super long journey. The inn is also a short distance from many wineries and historical sites. We will be back!

This was a 4th of July weekend girls trip. Arriving at the entrance of the hotel, a lady was…read morecoming outside looking and smiling at us. When we got out she welcomed and thanked us for being there. Very Nice !!! That felt good. She and two others were placing flags out on the property for the holiday. Checking in with the front desk clerk was exactly the same welcome. I asked who was the nice lady outside, and she said that's our GM. I was like WOW !!! It was nice to meet someone in her position so kind, down to earth and appreciative. The GM's name is Katrina. The desk clerk was Krista. Both were super sweet. The evening desk clerk was Cheryl and guess what, the same. STELLAR Employee!!! The lobby was bright and clean with the 24 hr freshly made coffee machine. YES !! The elevator, hallways and room carpets could use a deep cleaning or replaced. Our room was CLEANED perfectly with very comfortable mattresses and pillows. Housekeeping really did a fantastic job in our room. Katrina, Krista and Cheryl recommended shopping spots, restaurants and information about the fireworks display. That was AMAZING. Parking lots downtown were filled with people having fun, like a family reunion. Beautiful!!! The breakfast was GOOD !!!! In the breakfast area there was a different lady Sat and Sunday. Both were friendly, walking to the tables asking if you needed anything and if everything was ok. Replenished the hot and cold food, while keeping that area and the seating areas clean. Ok, when leaving, we see Katrina, the GM, again. She asked how was our stay there, also if we enjoyed her town. She thanked us for staying and to please return. Katrina gave us hugs. Sooo sweet. GM's are not usually around and especially assisting the-employees. With Everyone loving their jobs, says a lot for the GM. Thank you Katrina!!!!!

My experience here overall was amazing. There was a heavyset lady at the front desk when I checked…read morein that wasn't as pleasant as the other staff but the rest of the staff customer service made up for it. The room was a nice size for 2 people and we did not feel cramped in there at all. If I would only figure out the thermostat, I would have been fine but I just turned it off and on when needed. The beds were comfortable and clean. Enough soft pillows that I didn't have to ask for more. Breakfast had a few good options. I did enjoy the sausage gravy and biscuits. Overall I will stay there again when I return to Culpepper

We stayed here a week in May. It's right off 264. In a really nice quiet spot. Rooms are nice…read more Breakfast was good every morning. We really enjoyed our stay. ;)

Not a good place to stay! I booked a room for 3 nights a year ago. Last week the manager called me…read moreand told me the price increased to $300/nite (up by more than $200/nite) because the time of my stay was now considered a special event weekend (due to the University of Virginia graduation). She offered to cancel my reservation or accept the new nightly fee. I had no choice but to accept the (RIPOFF!!!) new price as it was too late to find other accommodations (they didn't exist for many many miles around, more than 50 miles away). Upon checking in we we immediately greeted by a young woman who was clearly learning how to check people in, and by a female manager on duty. When we settled into the room we asked for two blankets because the air conditioning system was too cold on the floor for us and the beds just had a sheet and decorative cover and no blankets in the room. When we went to the lobby and asked for 2 blankets the manager said she'd only give us one. We reminded her we had two beds not one. She pretended to go to look for 1 more blanket in a store room but returned saying they didn't have any more blankets. The hot water didn't work at all, so no shower or bath possible and there was a spider and numerous ants in the room, at least 3 of which crawled on the me during the night and my clothes (gross but not detrimental). The "free" breakfast was typical garbage low quality hotel food - scrambled eggs from a package, greasy sausage and bacon, pancakes. Not food I'd ever eat. Overall I don't recommend this establishment at all.

Bugs on bed seen a roach running around staff is very rude housekeeping did not put enough towels…read morein room and accused us of stealing house keeping manager lives on property and was cussing us out in front of children when we tried to tell them things we were missing bath tub was dirty over all just a horrible stay and horrible people

The staff were nice, accomodating and gave a great suggestion for a nice restaurant. They had a…read moreroom for us at the last minute when our confirmed reservation to the hotel next door was not honored due to being overbook! The room was outdated but clean. The only complaint was the loud AC. We would stay again.

Hone wood suites is a serviceable operation friendly staff…read more The bed was lumpy and hard. Tv system is mediocre. Breakfast very mediocre Coffee was good. The toaster at breakfast was slow. I just did not sleep well there.

Located just five minutes from UVA, our stay at Homewood Suites had everything that we needed for…read moreour an overnight stay in Charlottesville. It was a last minute trip so we were able only able to book a king suite with pull out for our kids. Our room was clean, and comfortable with modern furnishing. Pull out was nice and comfy with a squishy foam mattress that my daughters loved jumping on. There was a full kitchen that we did not utilize but plenty of room for activities and to spread out. Parking is free and they have an EV charger on site. We didn't have any adaptors with us they do have a Supercharger less than two minutes away. There is a Whole Foods literally across the street, and many restaurants and other life conveniences nearby. This came in handy when my husband had to do a 3 am run for Children's Motrin for my daughter. A free breakfast was included in the stay and while standard it was nice to be able to fill up on some fruit loops and carbs before getting on the road again.