A Reservation Service for Accommodations East and West
of the Northern Foothills of the
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia Accommodations
BERRYVILLE, VIRGINIA--Colonial Williamsburg reproduction with lovely antiques; located near the Shenandoah River on 6 acres complete with evergreens; perfect get-away; between Harpers Ferry, WVA and Skyline Dirve; ideal for weekend bikers and hikers; horseback riding provided; indoor heated pool and hot tub; in-house massage available; one-half hour from Dulles International Airport; one hour from Washington, DC; host speaks fluent Spanish. 2/$65-$125. Visit their Web page at: http://www.rocksandrillsbb.com
MIDDLEBURG, VIRGINIA--200 year old cozy commercial inn located in heart of Middleburg; working fireplaces in all bedrooms; complete facilities for dinner included in rates; accessible to quaint shops and eateries. 2/$145 - $275.
PURCELLVILLE, VIRGINIA--Just 10 minutes from Harpers Ferry, WVA, this charming log house is full of antiques and reproductions; close to hiking, white water rafting, and great restaurants; fun flea market in summer; jaccuzzi in one room. 2/$80 - $90.
WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA--Located in urban Winchester, this lovely Dutch Colonial reproduction filled with Oriental antiques from all over the world is just seconds from I-81 and Shenandoah University; easy drive to Northern entrance of Skyline Drive, outstanding cuisine and unique antinque shops; noted for delicious country breakfasts. Less than an acre of land is lusciously decorated with gorgeous gardens. 2/$75.
CASTLETON, VIRGINIA--Fabulous pre-Civil War house built in 1850; lovely country setting in middle of 5-1/2 acres with small pond; close to Thornton River. Inn at Little Washington, and Skyline Drive; lovely mountain views; 2 bedrooms and a suite with jaccuzzi. 2/$95 - $125.
FLINT HILL, VIRGINIA--Lovely stone home built in 1812 with working fireplaces in bedrooms; complete with hot tub; a working cattle farm adjacent to Shenandoah National Park and with Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains in the background, offers guests a beautiful setting. Scenic pasturelands are surrounded by stone fences. Close to Inn at Little Washington and Old Rag Mountain; private dining by appointment. 2/$80 - $140.
WASHINGTON, VIRGINIA--Lovely 1850s house on quiet street with great views of mountains. Easy walk to Inn at Little Washington and local theater; lovely antiques including Rose Kennedy's chaise lounge; working fireplace in bedroom. 2/$95 - $110.
MIDDLETOWN, VIRGINIA--Built in 1797 this historic inn hosts 24 bedrooms. Lord Fairfax and George Washington have both stayed here. Basement was hospital during the Civil War; full bar and restaurant facilities on premises; rooms filled with period antiques that are for sale. 2/$65 - $125.
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA--Gorgeous mansion built in 1892 filled with antiques and hand stenciled rooms; hundreds of azaleas; inground swimming pool. 2/$45 - $75
NEW MARKET, VIRGINIA--Beautiful Colonial house built in 1790 on 20 acres; fabulous view of Massanetta Mountains. Franklin D. Roosevelt slept here in 1936; 15 miles to ski resort, creek where guests can fish. 2/$65 - $75.
NEW MARKET, VIRGINIA-- Gracious country manor in beautiful garden setting with mountain views; hosts attended cooking school in Europe and boast a gourment breakfast; located in heart of a busy Civil War town two miles from New Market airport; fine dining nearby; quaint country shops and museums. 2/$55 - $90.
LURAY, VIRGINIA--Fabulous mansion built in 1739; 18 acres with ponds; inground pool; great mountain views; antique furnished. Two separate cottages also available. 2/$120: Suites w/fireplaces, 2/$150 (all rates include gourmet breakfasts).
LURAY, VIRGINIA--Large Victorian house with each room providing a private bath and fireplace; jacuzzi; bikes and canoes provided; complete with resident ghost; full country breakfast and evening supper buffet provided for guests; murder mystery weekends available. 2/$135 - $295. Also private cottages by Shenandoah River; no food service; hot tubs, fireplaces, VCR & TV. 2/$195-$225.
LURAY, VIRGINIA--Built in 1931, grand old inn rests on 14 acres of lawn and formal gardens delights guests with a colonial dining room offering traditional menu; a gallery features the art of P. Buckley Moss who is often a guest at the inn; the "Gilded Cage" specializing in antiques and fine art restoration located on the lower level; single, double, and family units available; also suites with private parlors; inn boasts a banquet room which will accommodate up to 200 people; a solarium and terrace overlooks formal gardens; Eleanor Roosevelt was an honored guest at this inn; jaccuzzi available. 2/$45 - $99.
GRIFFINSBURG, VA--This fabulous mansion mansion built in 1918 is full of lovely antiques; it has seven bedrooms and three cottages; cottages all have sitting rooms, one double bed room and one single bed room, dining room, private baths, and fireplaces. Located on top of a hill in the middle of ten rolling acres, it is very near Commonwealth Park (The Virginia Equine Center); close to Monticello, Montpilliar, and seven miles west of Sperryville. Hostess is a gourmet cook and former pastry chef at Starr's Restaurant in San Francisco. 2/$95-$150.
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA--Built in 1874 this fabulous Victorian home is on the National Register of Historical Homes; also received the Merit Award from Lynchburg Historic Association for outstanding exterior renovation; Blue Ridge Parkway and Appomattox Battleground. 2/$65 - $109.
FORREST (LYNCHBURG), VIRGINIA--This Summer kitchen was built in 1830; jaccuzzi, private bath; fireplace in bedroom; on 600 acres of working farmland; private cottage; very close to Thomas Jefferson's summer home; hostess gives tours of farm; private breakfast in cottage and afternoon tea; close to Peaks of Otter, Blue Ridge Parkway, Smith Mountain Lake, Appomattox, and lots of antique stores 2/$135 - $170.
FORREST (LYNCHBURG), VIRGINIA--This modern house on one and one-fourth acres is located on a lake and golf course; lake is stocked with big-mouth bass; has complete workout room, billiard room, and library; complete with over 500 videos; close to Blue Ridge Parkway, Thomas Jefferson's birthplace, Peaks of Otter, and antiquing. 2/$60 - $125.
LAWRENCEVILLE, VIRGINIA--Spectacular plantation built in 1785 conveniently located between I-85 and I-95, has all period antiques down to original random-width floor boards and original trim. Guides for fishing, hunting; Civil War Reinactments; craft fairs; weddings; dinners; private cottages on premises; fireplaces in all rooms. 2/$95 - $125.
COVINGTON, VIRGINIA--Built in 1874 for Lord and Lady Milton on 44 acres in Allegheny Mountains; adjoins George Washington National Forest; hosts lovely formal English gardens; magnificent English Tudor mansion furnished with antiques and reproductions from all over the world. 2/$75 - $140.
2458 Castleman Road
Berryville, Virginia 22611
Phone: (800) 296-1246
Phone: (540) 955-1246
Fax: (540) 955-4240
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