Very high quality linens and towels. Comfortable bed. Easy parking. Lovely location. Beautiful grounds. Lots of seating areas spread through a stunning historic building. Spacious and comfortable bathroom. Lots of windows. Very clean. Do check out the spiral stairs on the top floor.

Restaurant was fine but nothing exciting. Service was great but bring cash to tip as there was no easy way to add a tip to the bill. In room coffee was a Keurig with a weak pod, no coffee additions and no tea option. Room was a bit of an odd shape but a creative reuse of an old building sort of limited the options.

The staff was so friendly and accommodating. The facility was just as gorgeous as the pictures, if not better. The rooms and bathrooms were beautiful, spacious, and clean, and we had such a charming view. We stayed here during our trip to Shenandoah NP since it was so close to the park entrance, so it was wonderful to hike all day and then come back to such a comfy bed each night.

They could add better signage to indicate their parking, leading to where to check in with the front desk, as it was a little challenging for us to find for our first time. We also had a little sugar ant issue in the room but we had no food, so I assume that was mostly from the age of the room/ building.

Really neat place with a lot of character due to it's old nature. The staircase to the observation area was very fun to traverse. Enjoy and had no issues with the rain shower. The receptionist at the time was actually very receptive and gave us a bunch of fun tips about the city since we had not been there. Seemingly like a fan of where she lived, not as a mandatory requirement.

Only issue was that we are on the basement near the stairs and afterward realized that our area was very exposed to transferring our own noises. We intended on a romantic getaway and we succeeded. However, afterward we were slightly embarrassed of what others might have heard.

Beautiful property with a unique history! We loved how dog friendly it was, and how everyone was so kind to our pup. Our room was spacious and I adored the soaking tub. Walkable to the town. Great parking! I highly recommend.

Beds were too soft for my taste, and wish they had an option besides a queen (felt a little too cozy for me and my partner and our pup). Also, we asked for our linens to be changed once, and the housekeeping forgot to, which was kind of a bummer. Staff were great in providing linens though, but we did wish we had a room cleaning.

Beautiful surroundings and quiet place to get the day going. The staff at the reception desk made you feel like a very important person --they accommodated our check in even though we arrived early and gave us information about the sites to see in town.

The lady that took care of breakfast did a good job, She was handling it all by herself including cooking, serving and managing the payments. I would have liked to have seen a few smaller pastry items like muffins on the menu for those who don't like a larger breakfast.

We had a nice room with enough space for our short time in the space. The location was great for walking into town for the Repertory Weekend at the Shakespeare Center, and the weather made that a perfect choice for us.

The restaurant and bar closes at 8 PM on weekend nights, which wasn't helpful/useful for us. The breakfast offerings were unusually unappealing- no pancakes, French toast or waffles for those of us who don't like eggs? We opted out. Bathroom design with glass doors and a 75% wall was....weird.

The facility is beautiful, and intriguing too - I'm glad you're restoring this location! Our room was under the stairs and close to reception, which we could hear day and night - that's my only complaint. The room was attractive, comfortable and nicely refitted. The building is well kept and very attractive. We had breakfast there, which was very good indeed. I would be glad to stay here again. (My husband and I remember it as a prison - this is so much better!)

We were too close to reception, which is a necessarily noisy area next to the big staircase, so sound echoes. I slept in earplugs. But that's the only thing!

This hotel surprised me. I thought it was going to be a dated old bed and breakfast but was surprised to find it fresh and modern while still keeping the old bones of the historic building. The decorative touches were charming as well as the friendly staff. The room was clean and comfortable.

The breakfast was expensive for what was provided. I had the sausage and biscuits, which was delicious. The orange juice tasted strange ( I am from Florida so I am used to great O.J.) and the coffee was cold with coffee grounds swirling around in the cup. I asked the waiter for a fresh cup which he eagerly provided. He was delightful. I would suggest you go into town for breakfast or ask for a fresh pot of coffee and stay away from the O.J.

The concept of the hotel is really cool, and I'm glad that this historic property has been saved. We enjoyed exploring the grounds, and we loved the town of Staunton!

I definitely think that they could do much more to add to the aesthetic and comfort of the rooms - mine (likely one of the cheaper, smaller rooms) felt fairly institutional & stark in its decor (i.e. plain white walls, cement floor, etc.) - I wouldn't have wanted to stay more than one night in the room. The bathroom was really nice and modern though.

The location is great. Surrounded by lovely shade trees and able to walk on the property and still close enough to walk to downtown. We didn't use our car the three nights we were there. The staff at the desk were extremely friendly and helpful. We also took advantage of The Spa located behind the Inn.

Bottled water in the room would be nice. Also a reading light on both sides of the bed. The shower needs a deep clean, to get rid of mildew around the edges of the shower.