Unwind and relax in the quiet comfort of our elegant 38-acre country retreat with its spectacular mountain views, open spaces, fresh country air and plenty of privacy. Rest in your spacious suite, explore the area, or simply curl up on the porch and enjoy the clouds float by over the mountains in the distance. Take advantage of our walking trails and meadows with your favorite furry companions — dogs are most welcome at Fox Hill! Our B&B is the perfect base for your Shenandoah Valley getaway as you explore the wonders of the Shenandoah Valley, cultural, historic, and natural.

Built as the “Manor Home” of a 600 acre plantation in the beautiful Southern Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, Herring Hall has been our family home and a Rockbridge County Landmark for generations. Originally named “Clover Hill,” Herring Hall is one of the locally famous “Seven Hills of Rockbridge County,” all historically significant mansions built by the Grigsby Family. Herring Hall, circa 1812, was a famous Inn and Restaurant from 1926 – 1970. Having received awards and accolades from Duncan Hines and AAA, it had offered distinctively prepared meals and lodging to a steady clientele. Third generation Innkeeper, Anne Herring, is excited to offer Grand Lodging in antebellum elegance once again at Herring Hall. Visiting Herring Hall offers an opportunity to live in the past, to appreciate the quality craftsmanship and architectural detail of another era, and most importantly, to enjoy Southern Hospitality at its finest! Once you visit Herring Hall, you’ll want to return. You’ll find our doorway always open to you in cordial welcome.

Make your next getaway or celebration worth savoring at the Historic circa 1853 Hummingbird Inn. Whether you’re looking for a romantic setting, comforting country hospitality, or easy access to the amenities of the scenic Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, this historic Bed & Breakfast’s elegant, relaxed atmosphere is ideal to reconnect and refresh. The Inn is located in western Shenandoah Valley on Mill Creek in the tiny rural town of Goshen just 4 doors from Appalachian Waters Scenic Route 39 Byway. Guests can explore the natural wonders of Goshen Pass, enjoy country scenic drives to experience hiking, horseback riding, farm tours, wineries, breweries or the cultural offerings of Lexington, Staunton, Warm Springs & Hot Springs, then “come home” to a warm, beautifully-appointed private retreat to enjoy alone or with family and friends.

South Court Inn is the portrait of bygone Victorian romance while simultaneously offering all the comfort of modern amenities. Located in the most historic neighborhood in Luray, South Court Inn provides warm hospitality and relaxation in a beautiful 1875 manor house. Guests greatly appreciate the very short walk to restaurants in town, the four minute drive to the Luray Caverns and the close proximity to hiking adventures in the Shenandoah National Park. Wake up to morning coffee and tea room service and an elevated three-course Southern breakfast in our dining room. South Court Inn routinely receives Trip Advisors Traveler’s Choice award year after year. Plan a visit and experience this hospitality gem for yourself.

Located above the banks of the North Fork of the Shenandoah River, the River Bluff Farm Bed and Breakfast offers three guest rooms each with private bath. Experience rustic elegance in this lovely log and timber home on 20 private acres. Enjoy breakfast on the expansive deck overlooking the river or in the cozy log cabin dining room. Hike to the top of the Bluff for beautiful views of the Allegany and Massanutten mountain ranges. Put in or take out kayaks canoes and tubes on our river frontage. Whether floating or fishing, the North Fork is scenic and peaceful. Conveniently located to I-81. Close to New Market Battlefield, Shenandoah Caverns, wineries, breweries and year round outdoor activities.
The log cabin with kitchen, living room, second floor sitting room, gardens and grounds are for the enjoyment of our guests.
Whole house and extended-stay lodging is also available.

Enjoy in-town convenience at Llewellyn as you explore one of the Shenandoah’s most special places. A most enjoyable 8-10 walk takes you down tree-lined Main Street by many older homes and the Stonewall Jackson Cemetery to several nice restaurants, museums, and shops. Virginia Military Institute and Museum and Washington & Lee University and Lee Chapel are just a little further. Lexington is a must-visit for Civil War history enthusiasts, and our General’s Package is a perfect way soak up local history. Indulge in our Blue Ribbon breakfast breakfasts from our menu, beverages in the afternoon and evening and extremely comfortable Kingsdown beds to provide you with a restful night’s sleep. Enjoy nearby activities like our in-town hiking trails, Natural Bridge, the Blue Ridge Parkway, golf, horseback riding, tennis, wine & beer tasting, antique malls, guided fly-fishing trips, canoeing, and a working mill. Our Hosts John and Ellen have hosted travelers for over 31 years and the Lodge been featured in Southern Living magazine . Walkins welcomed.