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Wally the receptionist was the highlight of our visit. Missing our own pooches meant cuddles was a must. The rest of the team are great too so friendly. And the room was amazing.

The hotel is a mixture of modern hotel-chain convenience and a movie-set fantasy extravanganza. The lobby is a mixup of hunting lodge styles of the kind you could imagine finding in national parks or the mountains of remote European republics a century or so ago: paneling, stone, trophies, antler sets, treetrunk pillars inlaid with elk antler ivory, an open, dramatic (gas) fire. The service is impeccable (though we did have to ask 3 times for slippers), the spa small and limited but very...

Luray is the perfect location for Shenandoah National Park, only 15mins drive away from the entrance at Mile 31. The hotel is a lovely historic combination of character and modern luxury. The internet speed is good, the TV is Smart and the rooms are well equipped. My only criticism is noise, you can hear people in the adjoining room and the trains that run through Luray make a load warning siren, even in the middle of the night.