Shenandoah Valley Hotel Guide - Hotels with Parking in Shenandoah Valley, Virginia

"Everything was great from check-in to checkout. Facilities were clean, room was clean, pool was clean and well taken care bo complaints."

"Always a great place"

"Didn't eat there. Parking was fine."

"Great hotel, staff was amazing and so accommodating, they allow pets, but it didn’t smell like they allow pets. Great hotel will stay there again for sure."

"Everything was nice. "

"Clean large updated rooms. property was under remodel when I stayed but I’m sure it will look great once finished. I wasn’t impressed with breakfast, extremely limited so that is something that definitely should be improved. Lots of parking space."

"A little disappointed to find only a minimal continental breakfast on Sunday morning, the only day the breakfast buffet is not available. My room was not quite as quiet as on past visits. Could hear someone snoring in the next room. Fairly convenient location out in the country, but not too far from I-81. A plus was a Buccees has been built at the exit to the Inn from the south."

"This is a beautiful historic inn. Shout out to Sandra, Brett and Veronica in the spa which is peaceful and well stocked. Robes are grubby looking but very warm whuch was needed. There was a scheduling mix up but the staff worked quickly to compensate for the inconveience. The check in desk was often busy. Lots of standing around and trying to fill out forms in a flimsy folder. Better to have a clip board. Spa was very clean. In the hotel, I saw room service trays and cleaning cloths left out. The room itself was clean and small but the desk was seriously scuffed. Not expected given such an expensive room. Nice size closet. Restaurants were all good but pricey. And it was not always clear which places were open. Signage in the lobby would help. The concierge desk had a trainee and was the one who did nit actually confirm our spa appointments correctly. We had booked a hike which was a definite highlight with Cooper. We also enjoyed the history tour. No good shuttle arrangements given we arrived by train. It ended up being $150 one way to get to Clifton Forge. The 260th birthday daily celebration was a treat with live pianomusic"

"The breakfast menu could have been better. I had no problem parking. It was safe. "