Inn a Stati Uniti meridionali

“Place is darling ..rooms are SMALL!!! But great location and cute simple rooms ..clean, but must do stairs …it’s a charming little Stay ..breakfast was good !!”

“Beautiful historic inn by the river. Close to downtown Damascus. We were able to walk to our bike shuttle to get on the creeper. Nice restaurants within walking distance and the hotel in the restaurant was really good. Loved our room and the breakfast in the morning was delicious. The lady in charge of breakfast is a gem. All the staff were very helpful and friendly. You will love this place!”

“It was over an ice cream store & they gave us 10% off & it was delicious & the staff was very helpful & Zachary was wonderfully helpful.”

“The lady at the front desk was nice but the hotel is so run down and falling apart. The tv was on the dirty table with the mount hanging off the wall. The sheets had burn holes in it. There was light fixtures missing from the ceiling and beside the bed. The bathroom had been cleaned which was nice to see but the rest was insane. Including the hall and elevator which was clearly filthy and not well put together. The inference had tape or something meant to be on the ceiling hanging down. It has...

“Okay, it's nice enough for hiking and it's clean with a good view. Unfortunately, there is no blow dryer and the communication with the staff is hit or miss. I asked for a 3rd for room with my reservation, but the hotel owners said second floor would be better. Well, you can hear everything from the people above (stomping around and yelling). The area was hit hard from Helene...a lot lf trails still closed and not much for restaurant options in downtown Spruce Pine as they're still recovering.”

“Excellent stay! We’ll be back”

“Room was clean and charming. Would have liked a reading lamp, but otherwise very nice and the heater in bathroom was a nice touch.”

“The staff and environment at Woodbine are breathtaking, and they truly make you feel like family. We highly recommend them!”

“Buckhorn Inn is an absolute must for traveling through/staying around the Shenandoah, Blue Ridge & Staunton area! The owners maintain the historic beauty of the property while making it comfortable, accessible and cozy. The property’s history is fascinating and the location is convenient to hiking and downtown amenities. The owners even stayed late to ensure my partner and I got checked in safely. We can’t wait to visit again soon & see how the newly owned property continues to evolve! Hoping...

“It was self check in, so we didn't see any staff until the next morning. We were the only ones there and pretty much had the run of the place. Beautifully furnished. There was no one else there, but we still wound up on the third floor and had to drag our suitcases up.”

“Such wonderful accommodations!!! Great linens, impeccable cleanliness, attentive staff. I highly recommend!!”

“The Wachapreague Inn is a quaint, local treasure that is quiet and clean. We enjoyed our stay and the staff was incredibly kind and accommodating. The room was clean, the beds were soft, and they have great hot water! The town itself is very small and quiet. We were only in town for one night, but we hope to come back another time to stay longer and explore.”

“Its colorful, beachy, and welcoming. The owners are an incredibly kind family. They have everything you need if you love being outside in a relaxing environment.”

“Great spot for a get away”

“The main inn is charming. The bunkhouse is a different story, and the gap between the two is wide enough that I felt misled by the photos used to sell the property. The room is tiny. Just know a king bed takes up almost all of the floor space, and the only other furniture are small nightstands, a luggage rack, a folding chair, and a closet with a curtain instead of a door. There is no room to unpack or move around comfortably. The dark green paint and trim look moody in photos, but in person...

“Beautiful property, attentive staff, lots of thoughtful details, amazing food. I had a wonderful stay, and I look forward to going back.”