Visit the Inn at Gristmill Square bed and breakfast and restaurant in Warm Springs and Bath County, Virginia, in the Allegheny Mountains.Relax with a spa treatment, followed by an evening of delicious cuisine and fine wine. Awake to fresh-baked pastries and coffee delivered to your beautiful guestroom. Then explore the surrounding ancient mountains of the George Washington National Forest in the .....

Imagine . . . a romantic getaway in a peaceful mountain setting, 2 1/2 private miles of Jackson River stocked with large rainbow trout, hiking through shady forests and meadows ablaze with wildflowers, the delight of a barnyard full of friendly animals . . . it’s all here at Meadow Lane. Our recently restored 1860 House is an historic and romantic venue for parties, weddings, corporate .....

Thank you for your interest in Hidden Valley Bed & Breakfast. Warwickton, a magnificent brick home built by James Woods Warwick in 1851, now hosts Hidden Valley Bed & Breakfast. The mansion is on the National Register of Historic Places and is a Virginia Historic landmark. The lush natural beauty of the George Washington National Forest provides a peaceful location for Warwickton. To start .....

In the early 1800's, a brick courthouse, clerks office and jail were built in Warm Springs, the County Seat of Bath County. These buildings, considered by many as perfect examples of Colonial Architecture are today known as The Warm Springs Inn. Healing mineral baths, just across the street, were originally called "Spring of Strength" by the Native Americans that traveled through the valley to .....

Three Hills Inn Bed and Breakfast is a Country Inn nestled atop a picturesque view of Warm Springs Gap in the Alleghany Highlands in Virginia. Three Hills Inn provides leisurely elegance in a historic setting benefiting from modern conveniences. Originally Constructed in 1913 as the home of famous novel writer Mary Johnston it has been converted to welcome the public. Three Hills comforts its .....

One of Bath County's oldest buildings, Anderson Cottage has been in the present owner's family since the 1870s. The rambling house is actually two buildings, log and clapboard. The original four rooms housed an 18th century tavern. It has also been a girls' school and a summer inn. The 1820 brick kitchen is now a separate guest cottage.