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The Barn at Gully Tavern

5.0 (1 review)
Open • 8:00 am - 7:30 pm

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Wrexham Hall - At Wrexham Hall for a wedding -- on Saturday morning, 21 June 2025

Wrexham Hall

(1 review)

They were quick to respond to my inquiry for a B&B stay, but I don't do stairs well, with my…read morerefrigerated cooler...and they only have a ramp through the kitchen entrance.

From the owner: Wrexham Hall is a historical venue in Chesterfield, Virginia. It has served many brides, families…read moreand businesses in Central Virginia for the decades. She has seen weddings, receptions, birthdays, proms, quenceneras, baby showers, bridal showers, engagement announcements, rehearsals, bridal shows, retirement parties, dinner parties, public and private Teas, Holiday parties, business meetings, celebrations of life, fund raising events and even political rallies.The house was originally built in 1770 by William Walthall and passed down to his daughters, Polly and Susannah (our purported ghost), then sold to a Doctor Anderson who extended the front of the house in the 1830s. Later, he sold it to a Doctor Friend who resided there when she would serve as a civil war hospital. Sold again, yet to another doctor, Dr. Thomas Cheatham, the house grew again to form a “T” shaped structure. After his death, the home would fall into severe disrepair only to be restored in the 1930s and named Wrexham. The Hague family lived there and maintained what became a “mansion” in the 1960s when it was added to once again. The new addition begged for an upgraded name, which is the now, Wrexham Hall. Sold to Judge Gates in the 1970s, he would sell it and have it moved to its current location. The last addition was made by the Brennan family, an event room that would serve many for years to come. Now owned by Greg and Carol Marion. She is still an event space as well as a Bed and Breakfast. Come Enjoy

The Inn at Blackstone

The Inn at Blackstone

(8 reviews)

Stayed at the Inn at Blackstone for five days while attending training and I really enjoyed that…read morethey are pet friendly and accommodating. They were also able to separate invoices for pet fees and late checkout fees too which will make my expense report easier. They have a decent breakfast option but it doesn't change and unfortunately there's no fresh fruit options. The gym is also very minuscule for the size of the hotel and it has very limited equipment. The rooms are large and they have all the items needed to make meals during your stay.

My family and I had a comfortable stay at the Inn at Blackstone. Once an all-girls college turned…read morehotel, it was a great place to host our family reunion. Upon arrival, you couldn't help but notice the fairly large property tucked away at the end of a long country road. The grounds were well-kept, and check-in was a breeze. The staff was friendly, professional, and consistently engaged in polite conversations. The accommodations were fine after some additional love and care. There were a few things housecleaning missed, but it wasn't enough to deeply impact our stay. The Patriarch King Room was spacious. It included a kitchen, full-size fridge, stovetop, microwave, dishwasher, and large wall unit with television. We loved the layout and the view of the patio from our window; however, the squeaky wooden floor and shower door were a bit noisy--nothing they can't fix. The complimentary breakfast was decent, and the seating in the Acorn Room was sufficient for couples and larger groups to socialize. One thing I will say is that we felt well cared for during our stay, never overlooked. We enjoyed walking around the grounds, hanging out on the outdoor patio, which was beautifully lit with rustic lights, and the children in our group had a great time in their indoor pool. Overall, everyone we encountered- both guests and workers- was genuinely nice, which we really appreciated. In addition, this pet-friendly hotel made it easy for us to bring our fur babies along. They pretty much went wherever we went no questions asked, it was quite liberating, to say the least. If you're looking to visit the Blackstone area and searching for a property that maintains its small-town charm, while providing a peaceful, calm, retreat-like setting, then consider this hotel. I would recommend it.

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