Consistently dependable, on time, professional and care. Thankful for finding Augusta Electric,…read morehave counted on multiple times, and every time have followed through with above service. Recently, shout out to Jordan and Zack helping with determining well problem not related to electricity. Narrowed down to who to contact next.

I had a perfect one night stay at The Farmhouse. It was spacious, clean, beautiful, and luxurious…read more This was my third time staying at a bed & breakfast but this was my best experience. Our room came with a complimentary bottle of wine, which was really nice. They also have a wine hour that is self service and is complimentary. You're allowed as much wine as you want. There's also complimentary charcuterie during the wine hour and it's nice to be able to mingle with other guests. Breakfast the morning of us checking out was delicious and a truly beautiful experience. I wish I was still there.

We just discovered The Orchard House Bed & Breakfast in Lovingston, Virginia--only about 3 1/2…read morehours from Raleigh, NC--and it's the perfect getaway. The husband-and-wife owners, along with their four wonderful boys, are building such a special place here. The property is absolutely stunning: an amazing barn that's ready to host weddings, a sparkling pond with a fountain and gazebo, a vineyard right on-site, a beautiful swimming pool, a cozy fire pit, and breathtaking mountain views in every direction. There's so much to do--wineries, breweries, and incredible restaurants are just 15 to 20 minutes away in any direction, along with antique shops to explore. Or you can stay put and relax: enjoy a private breakfast on the front porch, book an in-room massage, or have a romantic dinner under the old oak tree in the backyard. And the breakfast? Out of this world. The wife is an incredible cook--you'll wake up to something better than you could imagine every morning. Whether you're looking for a quiet escape, planning a wedding, or just want to enjoy Virginia wine country, The Orchard House B&B is absolute perfection. Highly recommend!

We paid more than $500 to rent their event area. It was advertised as a nice, renovated area WITH…read moreAC and we were told it would be cleaned before our event. We were also told the owner/event manager would be on hand for help the day of. She seemed to forget who I was after meeting with me multiple times, but no biggie. I'm sure she meets lots of people. What was really not okay was that when we showed up to set up our event, the area was NOT cleaned and there was nobody to be found. There was dust and dirt everywhere that took an hour to clean before even being able to set up, a gross dead bug graveyard in the sitting area floor, it smelled musty, and overall was just not up to the standard they advertised. The owner nor any staff showed up at any point. We were not greeted, we were not helped, and it was just kind of a "okay good luck" situation. Also, the "AC" was on 75 on a hot May day. After paying the second half of the $550 fee, I didn't hear from the event manager other than a text asking what time I'd be in. Afterwards, nobody checked on us or the space. Never even heard from them to get a "thank you for renting our space" or "I'm sorry I wasn't available today"... To pay $550, you'd expect to get what you pay for. As a local, I will NOT be renting there for any other party I host nor trying out their B&B if the service is anything like this experience has been. Next time, we'll pay $550 for a nicer place on 151.

Beer is great, Dan is a character, and best of all, no kids allowed!! It's a bit off the beaten…read morepath, but totally worth the visit.

WMD is a brewery for beer knurds, which I proudly represent. No pretension. No gimmicks. Great…read morebeer crafted with love in an eclectic dive bar-esque facility. What I Love It's small and everywhere you look there's some interesting. The property in gorgeous and well kept. The beer is next level. It walks the line between trad and experimental and recipe is engaging. And Dan is friendly and more than willing to bullshit about the product and place. Don't expect uber modern trendy beers. Expect perfectly executed recipes that session well and won't wear you down. I've only been the 2x so far, but every time I'm in the area I will return. Great job Dan and crew.

We just spent the first few days of our honeymoon at the Iris Inn in Waynesboro - what an…read moreexceptional experience in every way , from the service, beauty and layout of the facilities, exceptional environment and personal attention paid by management and staff. We have already recommended The Iris Inn to friends and plan to return later in the fall of this year.

What a hidden gem! I went to Iris as a solo getaway for the evening (last Thursday), traveling from…read moreNorthern VA (the concrete jungle) and stayed in Cabin #4. It was gorgeous. It was super clean, with a nice, cozy bed and comfortable, bougie amenities, including the shower you'd see at the St. Regis (open shower with a rain showerhead and sprayer). The private hot tub on the deck overlooking the mountains is gorgeous. I watched the sunset from my deck. I also discovered there's a washer/dryer in there in addition to a microwave and a fridge. So it's like a bougie version of a Residence Inn. Also, since I'm in my own cabin, I didn't hear anything from the outside unless I was outside. The property is beautiful. It has some small on-site hiking trails that take about 20-30 minutes. The clubhouse has an AMAZING chef-cooked breakfast in the morning that's included in your stay rate, and the on-site manager is so nice. They also put sparkling water and Fiji water in your fridge for free. You're also near the cute town of Staunton, which has gift shops, glass art (and glassblowing if you want to try), a historic railway, a high point city view (Sears Bridge), book shops, and restaurants/cafes. It's good to spend a few hours. There's no dinner on-site at the inn, but I went to the nearby Blue Mountain Brewery, which gets very popular. I hope you have a wonderful time here, and I HIGHLY recommend it.

Nestled in between two mountain ridges in a beautiful valley with no cell service you will be so…read morethankful you booked your stay here! Peace and quiet is just what the Dr ordered! They also accept pets for a small fee. Just don't leave your pet to bark while your out eating at the amazing restaurants in downtown Crozet. It's a only a few miles away from the Inn, so you won't feel "too far in the woods". We stayed in the farmhouse, but when I get back there again I'd like to stay in the main house (without a dog). The views from the upstairs windows were breathtaking! Looking forward to going back and hiking the trails again. There is a great swimming hole up the road, just ask the innkeepers for directions. This would be an excellent place to hold a family reunion as they have two locations on the same property. The field between the inn and the farmhouse would be great for volleyball/football or any sport really. Looking forward to coming back! The innkeepers are so nice and even gave my dog water while we had breakfast al fresco! We met great people here too! I love the area!

This is one of our two favorite B&Bs within VA. Everything you want in a B&B is at Sugar Hollow…read moreInn. Their recommendations for dinner were spot-on and service - spectacular. Call when leaving town and you'll return to the inn with the fire started and everything you need if you've brought your own wine or champagne. Breakfast is served family style and always with a wide variety of items to please all guests. This is a large inn, but the owners have created such a charming, quaint, country feeling that you enjoy every moment. Encircled by gorgeous scenery and wildlife, we enjoy hiking to the nearby reservoir (about a mile or two one-way). This is the perfect get-away location.

From the moment you are personally created by Stevan and Desiree you will feel the comfort of this…read moreB and B. Accommodations, cleanliness, food, wine basically everything is 5 star. Nicer innkeepers you will never find. They have their hearts and souls invested in your happiness. Breakfast choices are something we have never seen before. And make sure you have dinner at least once during your stay! From the time you turn from the road into the driveway the views are stunning. We truly can't wait to return. Thank you both for the most amazing b and b experience we've ever had.

We stayed in the cottage for a night after several days at a major local music festival. The…read morecottage--neat as a pin--is also extremely, blessedly quiet. Wander the vineyard a bit, try to spot the hog, count the chickens, settle in on the secluded back porch with a beverage and watch the clouds roll past the mountains. At breakfast, demand the wine jam--don't leave without tasting it. It's expensive but in this case, good value. Note, this review is just for the cottage, not the rooms in the main house.

This is a wonderful place to stay while enjoying the Waynesboro area. The proprietor, Melinda, is a…read moregreat hostess. We were in the room named Coyner which is spacious with its own balcony, overlooking the grounds. They have it decorated with sweet potted flowering plants. The breakfast was delicious- we would for sure stay here again!!

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Peaceful location, clean & comfortable accommodations. So fun to…read morefeed some of the animals & even better see the new babies as well. We were served a delicious breakfast of fruit, yogurt, muffins, sausages & pancakes. Coffee & snacks were available at all times. Melinda is a wonderful host. We would highly recommend.

This exquisitely decorated 1847 bed and breakfast is filled with antiques, has a very comfortable…read moreking bed, loveseat and is beautifully furnished in the Blue room. The bath is well appointed and fluffy robes add a luxurious touch. The breakfast was spectacular. Fresh greens with fruit and sugared pecans, the best homemade scone I'd ever eaten, shirred eggs that were scrumptious, bacon cooked to perfection and home fries as well as juice and coffee made up this fabulous feast. The setting is lovely, plenty to do and see nearby and a host and hostess that were both accommodating and delightful to visit with. I highly recommend this establishment.

We had a wonderful stay at Heritage Hill B and B. Hosts, Dana and Scott are incredibly hospitable…read more The historical home has been beautifully decorated and restored after careful research to ensure of historical integrity. The surrounding grounds are also a gem with a lovely patio, gardens, Mountain View's and a swing! We found our room ( the blue room) to be comfortable & well appointed . Dana and Scott added all the right touches to make for both a good nights sleep and a comfortable hangout spot to rest from a day of hiking. We've stayed in a few b & b's over the years but Heritage Hill tops our list. Dana and Scott are warm hosts, allowing us free reign of the grounds and much of the home so we could relax outside of our bedroom. Dana prepared a delicious, full breakfast to start our day. The egg soufflé was tasty and cooked to perfection. We found the location to be great, a short (maybe 15 minute) drive from southern Shenandoah NP and northern Blue Ridge Parkway. Both offering hikes and viewpoints. There are breweries, wineries, art galleries, scenic drives and museums in the area. We will definitely return to the area as there's more exploring to do --we plan to definitely stay at Heritage Hill again.

We booked the fairy tale cottage. It was very nice and the room was well furnished.... But for…read morewhat we paid we got to look at a construction site and the breakfast was not good. The pictures shown on the website did not reflect what was served at breakfast. And please stop advertising a "bakery" when both mornings we had breakfast the baked item (one choice) was mass produced frozen items from Sam's club. Call the breakfast room the breakfast room and use pictures that reflect the "Hampton inn" buffet of a scrambled eggs and reheated potatoes. Not worth the money at all.

Fenton Inn is its own unique village that transports you to European history. Hand-crafted by the…read moreinn owners, the inn has a town square, a clock tower (with Zodiac signs), a bakery, a theater, hot tub and gym. And let's not overlook the BREATHTAKING views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The details of the craftsmanship are unbelievable. Full breakfast offered each morning or you can opt in for breakfast in bed The inn tempts you to stay in and relax (and you should) but make time for the local wineries, breweries and trails.

The Mark Addy has some things to keep in mind. Sure, there were some hiccups during our trip. We…read morerented the Kensington room, but when we arrived we found out that the AC was broken. While we knew the place had some old-time feel to it, there were some things that were a bit unexpected such as the bathroom door not closing and the TV being broken. The thing is that we weren't there to watch TV so that was minor (and clearly can be easily replaced). We found out quickly that when something goes wrong, the team in the Mark Addy will go far out of their way to try to accommodate you to the best of their ability. Without losing a step we were given access to an additional room in the event that we were too warm in the Kensington. We took advantage of that one night, it was not even necessary the second night so it was hardly an issue. In the evenings there was sangria provided, which was not only delicious but a really nice touch. By the second night we were already looking forward to it! What can't be overstated is how delicious the included breakfast is. I honestly was expecting the typical continental type breakfast. I was very mistaken. Their menu is creative, fresh, and absolutely delicious. It was more of a treat than it was just a meal. Overall, the place is an old-ish inn with some character. You're not going to find some modernized place and, yeah there are some quirky things that could be fixed. However, it's a whole FEEL that you get from this place and the view from the front is gorgeous. Add that to the quality of the treatment and food and I think you have a solid winner. I'm grateful for our great experience and that the Mark Addy went out of their way to make sure were were comfortable and happy!

Cleanliness: 5 Friendliness: 4…read moreService: 4 Food: 4 Location: 3.5 Date: 8/5/2018-8/9/2018 Room: Schloss (with rear covered porch) CHECK IN: Very quick and with a tour of the common areas and the room. Bottle of wine and candy left on the dresser. This B&B is privately owned for 13 years as of this writing. All the staff were very nice and accommodating. Ok, Baby, the parrot(?) wasn't always friendly until you give it a pet on the back of the neck :-) This was my first experience staying at a B&B so be aware some of my comments may not apply to you the reader. My first feeling was a little discomfort about staying in someone's house but the staff make you feel pretty welcomed. Breakfast is served at 9am and is a set menu which is understandable considering there's only 1 or 2 working the kitchen and dining area. Just to give you an idea of the servings, the common theme was a good healthy and hearty breakfast starting with either a fruit bowl or yogurt then a dish with eggs, meat and a carb. The meal always held until around 2pm or so. And in the evening there was always a plate of chocolate chip and white chocolate chip cookies along with a pitcher of some good sangria in the fridge in the common area kitchen. The room was very comfortable with a small flat screen TV and a couple of chairs in addition to the comfortable bed. The bathroom in the room was on the small side but very usable. Although the place is just off the main highway leading into Nellysford, it was over 30 mins from the big city in Charlottesville, so your choices for lunch and dinner were limited unless you went to the big city. If winery/meadery/distillery/brewery/cidery tours is your thing, they have plenty close by. I would recommend a stop at Hill Top winery/meadery just up the road. Overall, I would definitely recommend it. And if you decide to stay, give Baby a pet on the back of the neck and say "hey!" Just don't stick your finger in too quick or it may not come back to you! :-)