Jeffersonton Hotel Guide - The Spilman Homestead hotels in Jeffersonton, United States of America.

"Parking was ok... Was convenient and inexpensive and quiet.... But...there were stink bugs in our room and we had to change rooms. 1st change smelled like smoke...2nd room adequate. Aged property. "

"The breakfast was great. "

"The room was falling apart - plugs didn't work, baseboards were actively coming out, nails were sticking out of the floor/walls, all drywall screws in the ceiling were visibel and painted over, anything metal was rusting, the bathroom was molded and painted over, the floor was rotten and softer than the beds. I don't know where they got the front picture from, but it is a sleazy looking ground floor at checkin and a cheap motel around it. Whatever deal you are getting, this stay is not worth it."

"Rooms were nice but the beds and pillows were a bit uncomfortable. Staff is very friendly. "

"The property is so beautiful and so peaceful. It is a massive and beautiful cabin that sits atop a quiet and secluded hill with all of the privacy and peace that you could only dream of. It is clean, spacious and fully stocked with every single item you could think of. There’s a charcoal grill and fire pit as well. The wi-fi was fast and connected without any issues. There’s a large jacuzzi tub with amazing jets in the master bathroom and it was so relaxing. Everything was absolutely perfect. The hosts/owners thought of every single detail. Awesome visit and would absolutely stay again! Five star experience! "

"Breakfast options were minimal."

"Very nice room and comfy bed. "

"We visited the Salamander Resort and Spa this spring for a quick trip. The hotel was beautiful and the staff was wonderful. Thank you for a great trip!"

"We came to Gainesville, VA because my aunt passed. The woman at the desk when we arrived was nice. I left as soon as we got there at 10pm, Around 11:30pm a man walked into the room. My mother thought it was me coming back so she said “back so soon?” Then she heard him mumbling and he thankfully left. When I did return it was very late and she was still awake and told me what happened. Neither of us slept much that night! In the morning, I went to the front desk and told the woman what had happened. She said “Did you leave the door cracked open?” Like it was our fault someone broke into the room we were staying in. I said “No, I closed the door when I left. “ besides, it is a heavy door that slams shut as soon as I let it go. So it was definitely not left open. I said, “is it possible someone got ahold of a master key?” And she replied, “the only person with a master key was the woman on duty at the desk at 11:30pm”. I said, “Well, he got into our room with a door key.” She just stared at me like I was complaining about nothing. I then said, “ok well please tell someone else that is in charge here because there is a man that has the ability to get into the rooms and the Hotel should know about this so someone can investigate before something bad happens. We were lucky nothing happened.” She just said ok and looked at me like she had no idea what I wanted for her to say to ease our nerves or rectify the situation. The next night, we double bolted the door!!"