Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Skyline Drive rewards early risers with misty Blue Ridge Mountain vistas and deer grazing alongside the winding road. Rangers know which trails have fewer people, so ask about Old Rag Mountain or waterfall hikes in the national park.
We arrived in McGaheysville by accident, looking for a place to stay before entering the Shenandoah National Park. We had planned to stay two nights in Cave Hill, and we finally stayed four nights. This B&B is everything one could expect. The house is charming. The room is comfortable. The breakfast is deliciously and prepared each morning by Hannah, the innkeeper. The B&B is located one mile from the main road, sufficiently far to enjoy the silence of the countryside, sufficiently close to get...
We arrived in McGaheysville by accident, looking for a place to stay before entering the Shenandoah National Park. We had planned to stay two nights in Cave Hill, and we finally stayed four nights. This B&B is everything one could expect. The house is charming. The room is comfortable. The breakfast is deliciously and prepared each morning by Hannah, the innkeeper. The B&B is located one mile from the main road, sufficiently far to enjoy the silence of the countryside, sufficiently close to get...
This is one of the best bed and breakfast places I have stayed at. Donna made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. The setting is fantastic down by the Shenandoah river with lots of space outside to hang around in. The rooms are comfortable with lots of places to relax inside as well.The breakfasts we had were first class. I would highly recommend this bed and breakfast if you are in the area.
This is one of the best bed and breakfast places I have stayed at. Donna made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. The setting is fantastic down by the Shenandoah river with lots of space outside to hang around in. The rooms are comfortable with lots of places to relax inside as well.The breakfasts we had were first class. I would highly recommend this bed and breakfast if you are in the area.
A traditional room in a row of log cabins. Very basic and rustic. There are two beds in quite a small room. Not a huge amount of space but adequate for the one night we were there.
Basically bathroom but again adequate for what you need. It was all clean and there was a coffee maker.
The walls are thin and as my husband was still recovering from a cold we felt inclined the let our neighbours know that there may coughing and snoring (due to how thin the walls are).
The area is as you would...
A traditional room in a row of log cabins. Very basic and rustic. There are two beds in quite a small room. Not a huge amount of space but adequate for the one night we were there.
Basically bathroom but again adequate for what you need. It was all clean and there was a coffee maker.
The walls are thin and as my husband was still recovering from a cold we felt inclined the let our neighbours know that there may coughing and snoring (due to how thin the walls are).
The area is as you would...
Danielle
Reviewed October 14, 2024Reviewed October 14, 2024
A good and comfortable place to lay your head. there is a local cinema and a couple of restaurants that are walking distance but the main town is around a two Mile drive away. Harrisonburg is a good base to explore Shenandoah from
A good and comfortable place to lay your head. there is a local cinema and a couple of restaurants that are walking distance but the main town is around a two Mile drive away. Harrisonburg is a good base to explore Shenandoah from
Richard
Reviewed October 12, 2016Reviewed October 12, 2016
This hotel caught us by surprise as we stayed in the best western across the car park so we knew the area very well and this property was a lot better than the one we stayed in 2023, if we come back we will for sure stop here again.
This hotel caught us by surprise as we stayed in the best western across the car park so we knew the area very well and this property was a lot better than the one we stayed in 2023, if we come back we will for sure stop here again.
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