Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Lexington, Virginia:

House Mountain Inn offers gracious Lexington, Virginia bed and breakfast hospitality and rustic lodging elegance in a breathtaking location. Our nine spacious guestrooms and suites are beautifully decorated and boast such amenities as indoor or outdoor Jacuzzi tubs, private porches, gas fireplaces, satellite television, and high-speed Internet access. Our Shenandoah Valley bed and breakfast is located on 1,000 beautiful acres of private woodlands with over fifteen miles of trails that are just perfect for meandering hikes, biking, and horseback riding. Lexington, Virginia's House Mountain I. . .

The charming half century old gray brick Colonial is located in the quiet residential part of the Lexington, VA. The friendly atmosphere of the Lodge combined with its comfort, convenience and great breakfasts bring many repeat visitors. Lodge guests love the short walk down tree-lined Main Street to the shops, museums, colleges, and restaurants. Older historic homes keep the walk interesting making for a nice diversity of architectural study. Lexington is one friendly little town, people speak to you along the way. Updated local restaurant menus are available at the Lodge, your hosts will . . .

Swing open the old iron gate and walk through the garden to the welcoming front porch with its classic fluted columns and wicker seating, and you are already surrounded by the charm of this historic Lexington bed and breakfast. Pass through the front door into the entry hall— scattered with Oriental rugs, lined with original paneling, decorated with magnolia-themed wallpaper, and lighted by an antique chandelier—to feel that you have stepped back in time. Pause to relax in the Parlor and explore its collection of classic Victoriana—the oval gilt mirror above the gas-log fireplace, the Empi. . .

One of the most historic and charming County Inns in the country, Warm Springs Inn is located in the heart of the Allegheny Mountains just 5 miles from the historic Homestead Resort. Warm Springs Inn is not your typical Bed and Breakfast, each room offers private quarters as well as private baths. At an elevation of 2,350 feet, this was the site of the very first courthouse and jail serving Bath County, Virginia. The structures date all the way back to 1802! In 1907, the courthouse was abandoned and all of the records were moved to downtown Warm Springs. The remaining building was used as . . .

Applewood, our Virginia country inn, is conveniently located mid-way between Lexington and Natural Bridge at the end of a dirt road (sometimes single lane) which follows scenic Buffalo Creek. This Shenandoah Valley lodging facility is perched on 37 acres, high above the creek in a very private and beautiful setting. This passive solar home is furnished with antiques, reproductions, quilts, and original artwork with massive lodge-style, south-facing porches that afford lovely views of the surrounding woods, hillside pastures grazed by llamas, and the distant mountains. Off the east end of t. . .

Once the center of a 400-acre Shenandoah Valley farm, Stoneridge Bed & Breakfast offers a glimpse of antebellum life just minutes from historic Lexington, Virginia. The original house was built in 1829 with bricks made on the property, and over the years several additions were constructed by previous owners. Explore the grounds and you will find remnants of servants' cabin, a restored spring house and a time-worn corn crib. The house is rumored to have been a stagecoach stop for the weary traveler between Staunton and Roanoke. Continuing this history of Shenandoah Valley hospitality, innkee. . .

This caboose will accommodate a couple or a small family. It has one bedroom with a double bed and a single daybed in the "great room". Small children could sleep in the cupola with sleeping bags. I have one in the drawers beneath the captain's bed in the bedroom. The caboose has been fully renovated, has a galley with stove, convection microwave, sink and small fridge. There is a full bath with shower. This is a work of love and packs a lot into a small 200 square foot space. The patio has a gas grill and a gas "hobo fire pit". Come and create memories in the "Valley of Virginia" . . .

Brierley Hill Bed and Breakfast — a romantic Virginia bed and breakfast country inn just outside of historic Lexington, VA. Come visit this quiet hillside getaway overlooking the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. Brierley Hill welcomes guests to a unique bed and breakfast inn experience of spectacular views and relaxed elegance — just five minutes from downtown Lexington, Virginia.. . .

Autumn Ridge is located just two miles south of Downtown Historic Lexington, Virginia. The three cottages are situated on a forty-acre ridge surrounded by grassy fields and woodlands. Enjoy the Blue Ridge Mountains from the picnic table at the end of the ridge! Wildlife is abundant with deer, wild turkey, rabbits and birds of all types. The location is ideal in its convenience to Lexington while maintaining a secluded atmosphere. The cottages have been carefully situated so that each one is not visible from the others. Autumn Ridge is a setting that allows for peace and serenity.. . .

Join your hosts John and Sarah Burleson as they take you for a tour of their 20 acre farm bed and breakfast located just five miles from historic Lexington Virginia in the Shenandoah Valley. Along with their Australian Cattle dog Rosie you may visit with the sheep, chickens, and donkey on the farm, fish in the stream below the farm, bird watch in the woods and pasture (see our bird list) or just relax on the front porch with a drink and enjoy the sounds of nature. For the adventurous at heart we offer horseback riding packages (beginner to advanced) or bring your bike and take in the breathtak. . .