Plan a stay with us at Laurel Lodge Bed & Breakfast and experience historic Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. As featured on HGTV's If Walls Could Talk. A short stroll away is the National Park where you can witness America at the brink of the Civil War. Once inside the park, you can explore the campus of the former Storer College – a landmark in the emerging campaign for African American Civil Rights.

Explore the unique and natural wonders of our area while hiking along the C&O Canal or Appalachian Trail, paddling down the Potomac or Shenandoah Rivers, and biking nearby country roads. Or you may prefer to simply unwind on our rustic porch that overlooks the unspoiled Potomac River Gorge.

In the evening, enjoy a good book or socialize by the hearth. Rest in comfort in our spacious guest rooms with luxurious linens and period furnishings. After a good night’s sleep, wake to the smell of fresh coffee. Get your day off to a great start with our delicious breakfast.

Located mere steps from the rivers, the trails, the train station, the shops, the restaurants, the museums, and much more---the Town's Inn is a place for all seasons for many reasons.

Our goal at the Town's Inn is to serve individuals, couples, families, and small groups who want to savor the recreational, educational, cultural, and social activities available in this idyllic setting that has not changed much since 1783 when Thomas Jefferson said: "The passage of the Patowmac through the Blue Ridge is perhaps one of the most stupendous scenes in Nature... This scene is worth a voyage across the Atlantic." We hope that you enjoy your visit to this well-preserved national treasure that includes both the historic town and its exquisite natural setting. Welcome to your Harpers Ferry home!

Enjoy your next leisure getaway or business trip in this historic National Register Inn! Let us pamper you and your getaway will become one that longs to be repeated again and again!

My Country Retreat Virginia's Premiere Bed & Breakfast

Smithfield Farm Bed & Breakfast welcomes you to the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Shenandoah Valley near Berryville, Virginia. The 1824 classic Federal style brick and stone manor house commands a majestic view of orchards and meadows, streams and forests.

Stone Manor is situated on a 100 acre estate, 50 minutes from Washington DC, Baltimore and Northern Virginia. The 18th century manor is elegantly adorned with a majestic staircase, nine fireplaces, period antiques, stone terrace, large garden tent and can graciously accommodate both small intimate groups and large formal functions.

Impressive grounds are further enhanced with a historic barn, pond, bridge and gazebo for memorable photographic opportunities.

Our staff event consultants provide outstanding personal service and look forward to helping you create your special occasion!

Situated in the village of Paris offering sweeping views of the Blue Ridge foothills.
10 guest rooms, furnished in country decor.
Our restaurant is well-known for our traditional American cuisine.

Welcome to a unique experience. Nestled in the heart of historic Hagerstown, Maryland, the Inn on Potomac will exceed all of your expectations.

Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains near the Shenandoah Valley, is Briar Patch Bed & Breakfast Inn, a Middleburg, Virginia bed and breakfast, offering charm and hospitality to match its historic location.

Sleepy Creek Mountain Inn

Early 1800's log home with all the modern comforts. 5 rooms, trhee have whirpool tubs, two have fireplaces, others have private baths. Beautiful view of Sleepy Creek Mountain!

"The Inn at Vaucluse Spring is pleased to have been awarded ""Four Hearts"" in being named one of the ""Ten Top Romantic Inns "" by Washingtonian Magazine."

"We are a small, exclusive country Inn located in The Plains, Virginia, home of the fabled Orange County Hunt and Virginia Gold Cup."

Lackawanna (a Delaware Indian word meaning "meeting of the waters") was built in 1869 by Dorastus Cone who moved to Front Royal soon after the Civil War. He along with his partners operated the famous water gristmill, known as Riverton Mills on the South Fork of the Shenandoah River.

"Welcome to a most extraordinary Pennsylvania bed and breakfast experience. Enjoy the magnificent surroundings of a turn-of-the-century Georgian mansion, while feeling as comfortable and relaxed as you would in your own home."