High in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western Virginia is located a haven of natural beauty called the Sugar Tree. Set on twenty-eight wooded acres at 2800 feet, near the village of Steeles Tavern, Virginia's Sugar Tree Mountain Inn is a place of peace and solitude. Sugar Tree's spring blossoms with trillium, rhododendron, mountain laurel and dogwood; summer brings brilliant days and cool .....

When Virginia's Shenandoah River rises covering the Valley's low-water bridges, the locals say you are "river'd in". Situated on the largest of the famous seven bends of the river, The River'd Inn is one of the Shenandoah Valley's best kept secrets. Nestled at the base of the Massannutten Mountains, the inn is located on twenty-five acres providing secluded areas for picnics, fishing, and .....

We knew it the moment we saw it. An old Virginia mansion - nearly in ruins - rich in one family's history and vacant for decades. The dream of a young artist and his family to build a home on the same ground..... and an ancient limestone spring that must have drawn them to this place as it has drawn us. Here we would recreate a tradition of southern style and service that any resident from over .....

This historic Virginia inn offers something for everyone. We're easy to find just off Interstate 81 south of Woodstock, Va. in the Northern Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. We have a private, country atmosphere on five acres adjacent to the Shenandoah River. After a busy day hiking or sightseeing, return for lemonade on the porch in the summer or hot, spiced tea by the fire in the winter. In .....

Allow us to welcome you to our home at Prospect Hill, an authentic 18th century plantation in the foothills of Central Virginia near Charlottesville--a home which has fostered generations of hospitality and fine cuisine in the tradition of another lover of Epicurean delights, Thomas Jefferson, who lived just a few miles up the road at Monticello. His insistence on striving for perfection in all .....

"Victoria House embraces guests with warmth and charm within a delightful atmosphere of comfortable elegance." Built as a private residence in the late 1800s, this Queen Anne style house was home to Judge W. Wallace Woodward and later, in the mid-1900s, to Dr. Knewstep and his family. C.H. and Martha Rowe purchased the house in 1989 and have since restored this Queen-Anne style home to reflect .....