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.

Reading through some of the other reviews here, it's clear that any of the issues folks have had…read morecould have been avoided if they'd just read the info that was given to them. A group of 16 of us booked for the weekend and I honestly can't think of enough great things to say. Seriously, everything about this place was AMAZING! I organized the trip, so I got to work with one of the owners, Jesse, to get everything set up. He was helpful, responsive, accommodating, and really kind. I organize a lot for my friends and myself, and this was one of the easiest. Upon arrival we were checked in by the other owner, Gary, who immediately made us feel like we were at home. He gave us a wonderful tour of the property and told us everything we needed to know for a wonderful stay. This property is nestled in the hills of WV and the views are STUNNING! Every space and room is beautifully appointed, really leaning into the upscale rustic vibe you'd expect in a mountain retreat. So many beautiful nooks and crannies to sit and read or play games or just nap. The pool and hot tub are gorgeous and Logan at the pool bar will take amazing care of you! They provide a complimentary breakfast of freshly cooked eggs, meats, and biscuits/scones. The lunch and dinner menus are varied and everything we had was delicious. Our servers, Rain (spelling ??) and Angie were stellar and the ambience was just perfect. Every single one of us left feeling refreshed and we were all sad to leave. Do yourself a favor and make the trek out to Lost River and treat yourself. This place is amazing and I'm already planning my next trip here with my partner.

My husband and I recently stayed at the Guesthouse and we were blown away!…read more Nestled in the mountains of West Virginia the first thing you notice driving up to the Guesthouse is the beauty surrounding you. A winding road through a rocky valley with a mountain stream that flows to the Lost River. Then you turn into the Guesthouse and the stunning main building and cute cabins are so perfectly placed on the property with lovely landscaping. Walk into the main lobby to be greeted by Gary, one of the owners. He was super pleasant and took us on a tour of the property pointing out the dining room, bar, pool (although it was still closed for winter), hot tub and sauna, gym, multiple media rooms, game rooms and lounge areas, and then our room in the Hobson Cabin. The room was well appointed and clean. The shower was beautiful and had great water pressure and temperature. The balcony had wonderful views of the parks close by. A country breakfast is served daily at 9 and is a great start to the day. The dining room is open in the evening for drinks and dinner with a menu for anyone! Gary and Jesse are always close by if you ever need anything and make you feel most welcome. We can't wait to visit again in the summer so we can make full use of the pool and enjoy some nearby hiking!

June 30th we had a confirmed reservation with electronic reminders. We arrived and were told they…read morewere oversold due to ownership/management changes. On a Holiday week-end that left us you know where. This rating is higher than I would give but there is no 0 so a gift to this place. Grounds were not that impressive and entry way a disaster. Take heed and if you like really nice accommodations then DON'T GO HERE. We usually like to say at least a few good works but really there are none. Bob & Donna

From the food, to the room, to the views this was an amazing experience…read more Grayson and Rebecca were warm and gracious hosts, taking amazing care of my girlfriend and I. Every possible need was met, and while I look forward to coming back to enjoy the local amenities, we were able to enjoy a quiet, stress free retreat from real life. I cannot stress how wonderful our experience was, and I look forward to many more!

I highly recommend the Inn at Narrow Passage!!! The beds were very comfortable. The breakfasts…read morewere filling and delicious. The proprietor is a marvelous, caring, knowledgeable host. The décor was period and quaint. The grounds are beautiful and peaceful. There is good, wholesome food within 5-10 minutes. There is a Tesla Supercharger five minutes from the Inn, and other electric car chargers equally close. There are hiking and walking trails nearby that range from easy and ADA compliant to hard up in the National Forest. There is also fishing within walking distance of the Inn. There are several wineries within easy driving distance. We had a great trip, and we WILL be back.

We stayed at this Inn over Memorial Day Weekend and it was delightful. The proprietor was friendly…read moreand helpful, the beds were large and comfortable and the breakfasts hot and tasty. For a weekend of day hikes and wineries it was in a perfect location with everything we wanted to see less than thirty minutes away. The facility was also just a few blocks from a Tesla supercharger so keeping our car going was a breeze.

I like bed and breakfasts and am used to the kind with gallery-like rooms full of antiques. This…read morebed and breakfast has a homier, kinder feel. The owners are warm, good people and my husband and I talked and laughed with them. Little touches like the collection of model cars in the game room and the set of instruments in the music room make this place feel like the house of a good friend who loves to have guests. My husband and I are already making plans to come back.

My boyfriend and I ended up here on a whim one night before going to Luray caverns. We had an…read moreincredible time! The owners were so accommodating- super friendly but never in the way of our romantic evening. The building is a beautiful restored home, which once housed railway workers. Everything was clean and comfortable. The strawberry waffles for breakfast were perfect! Other highlights include the lovely wrap around porch with rocking chairs and porch swing, library with games and books, beautiful trail a block away for biking or running, bakery just across the street...the list goes on. Definitely recommend this place for a romantic getaway or for families and gatherings as well.

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.

Such a great place to spend a short stay. We were only there for one night, but The Cottage was…read moreadorable. Well equipped kitchen, the bedroom was really cute, comfortable. The grounds are lovely. The firepit in the garden was perfect. Would totally go back!

It absolutely doesn't get better!…read more After being homebound for the last few months due to the pandemic, our family finally felt safe enough to venture out to an Airbnb. Enter River Bluff Farm. We rented the entire space, which by the way is pet friendly if you do that. Donna was incredibly responsive when we booked, and answered all of my questions prior to arrival. She met us there to let us in, practicing social distancing of cours The pictures don't actually do it justice! The cabin part is comprised of a kitchen, dining area, living area and loft. There is a connecting hallway to the other house section, which had three bedrooms (each with en suite bath) plus an additional powder room off of another sitting area. The rooms and decorations were so well done. Besides that, there are a ton of additional touches. Things like a really nice grill, Life vests and floating noodles, a canoe, and a TV with accounts signed in for the streaming services (we caught up on Ozark!). Oh, and fresh chicken and duck eggs were left for us in the fridge, which we devoured. The grounds are beautiful as well. The landscaping just accentuates an already perfect view of the Shenandoah. We also hiked up to the little summit to get a 360 degree view at the top. Our three days here flew by and we all had an amazing time. We will definitely be back.

Still one of the best Bed & Breakfast options in the Shenandoah Valley. Hank and Wylie are awesome…read morehosts. The rooms are always clean, cozy, and well-appointed. Hank is an EXCELLENT baker as well, so the cakes are well worth it. A great option indeed!

## Piney Hill Bed and Breakfast: A Perfect Shenandoah Valley Getaway (5 stars)…read more **A Dreamy Escape with Spectacular Views and Unforgettable Hospitality** My recent stay at Piney Hill Bed and Breakfast was an absolute delight. Nestled amidst rolling hills just outside of Luray, the location offered stunning panoramic views of the valley and surrounding mountains. Finding the B&B was a breeze, and upon arrival, I was immediately charmed by the property's historic character, perfectly complemented by modern amenities. **Comfort and Convenience** The room itself was a haven of comfort. The bed was incredibly inviting, and the ensuite bathroom provided everything I needed. Piney Hill truly goes the extra mile with thoughtful touches - from having spare toiletries on hand (lifesaver alert for that forgotten floss!) to individual climate control - ensuring a perfectly relaxing stay. **The Heart of Piney Hill: Hank, Wiley, and Bob** However, the heart and soul of Piney Hill lie with the wonderful innkeepers, Hank and Wiley. Their warm hospitality and engaging conversation made each breakfast a highlight. Their stories and kindness were truly heartwarming, and I found myself looking forward to these morning chats just as much as exploring the Shenandoah National Park nearby. **Breakfast Fit for Royalty** Speaking of breakfast, it was without a doubt the best food I had on my entire trip. From the melt-in-your-mouth sticky buns to the heavenly French toast and the savory sage-egg-sausage bake, each morning was a culinary delight. **A Must-Stay for Shenandoah Valley Travelers** Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway, a base to explore the national park, or simply a place to unwind amidst breathtaking scenery, Piney Hill Bed and Breakfast is the perfect choice. I can't recommend them enough! In fact, if you're staying nearby and can't swing a stay, I highly recommend checking out their take-out bakery. **A Fond Farewell (and a Scratch for Bob!)** Thank you, Hank and Wiley, for making my stay so special. And please give Bob the dog an extra scratch on the head for me! I can't wait to return to the Shenandoah Valley and Piney Hill in the future.

Two words... electric chargers. We were staying nearby and decided to try them for breakfast so we…read morecould get a little electric boost. This adorable B and B was quite refreshing. We had a great breakfast, virtual tour, and hike on the property. The new owners are so accommodating, we could not wait to come back and experience true mountain charm. So we immediately booked for the fall foliage. Guys they still had rooms and those rooms are gorgeous. We can't wait to return to mountain hospitality, with electric chargers (WV just doesn't have them)

This is a unique place to stay for a getaway in West Virginia. The Inn is located about 8 miles…read moredown a single-track, winding road, so it really feels off the grid. You look out your window at trees, forests, and ridges. The owners have created a warm, friendly environment, with many decorations that make for a rustic feel. Overall the Inn is a really nice place to stay, but here are a few things to consider: - The driveway is a lengthy (0.2-mile), gravel-covered, steep hill. We have an SUV and each time we went up the driveway our lights went on indicating unstable traction. Keep this in mind if you have a smaller vehicle or plan to go in the snowy months. - Breakfast is complimentary and dinner is provided for an additional fee ($30 per person per night and $45 on Saturdays). The food is delicious and all home-made. Ed is a fantastic chef - see many pics posted below. However, he makes a set amount of food per-person and there is no extra food. The first night we were there my wife and I had done a long hike in the afternoon and we were very hungry. Dinner was tasty but it was not enough food for us. When I asked if we could have more Ed said there was none. So consider your personal needs when thinking about meals. Since the Inn is so secluded, it is not easy to drive to a restaurant (20-30 minutes at least). - Breakfast is at 8am and dinner is at 7pm. This is a reasonable schedule for most people. My wife and I are early risers though and found ourselves up long before breakfast, so it ended up feeing like we had to wait around before starting our day (there is a coffee & tea station setup that you can go to at any time of day). Again, this will work for some people but not others. - The wifi is spotty. It's good enough to look up directions on Google maps but you can't stream a show or movie if that's your kind of thing to do on vacation. - There were a few extra charges that we didn't expect. For example, dinner Saturday night was $45 per person and Ed offered us wine with dinner (he is a sommelier and has a great selection). We were surprised to see that the wine was $15 per glass when we got our final bill at checkout. We could have asked of course, but we didn't think of it and Ed didn't mention it.