Price for 1 night 2 adults*
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Dec 9 - Dec 10
Old, well maintained property. Classicly decorated with antiques. The only thing I didn't like was the TV was difficult to hear over the air conditioning.
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Dec 11 - Dec 12
Eleanor and Olivia were awesome..,the property was lovely... nicest B&B I have stayed at; would recommend to family and friends.
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Jan 6 - Jan 7
Welcoming and clean. Breakfast was good. Employees were polite and helpful.
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Jan 2 - Jan 3
Great food! Wonderful owners. The facility was beautiful. A little far from downtown, but still walkable.
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Jan 2 - Jan 3
Charming and the staff was superior in their service. Breakfast was sooooo yummy!
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Jan 1 - Jan 2
Quaint little mountain inn. We loved it and will stay again. We met some very nice people during the Fri. and Sat. night happy hour. A nice lobby to sit and read by the fire.
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Dec 9 - Dec 10
Historic farmhouse with lodge adjoining. Lovely dining and large living room .
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Dec 9 - Dec 10
Check in was easy, man at front desk was very friendly. Muffins, danishes, coffee and tea were available in lobby. Morning breakfast was delicious.
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Jan 2 - Jan 3
Pics were inviting, but rooms were just a line of old motel rooms that smelled like a dog kennel; my fault, it said "pets welcomed". Breakfast was minimal. Staff tried hard, but they had little to work with.
Book a bed and breakfast in Blue Ridge Mountains
A romantic getaway awaits when you book a bed and breakfast in Blue Ridge Mountains. The beauty of renting a B&B is that each one is unique. A farm B&B is cozy and rustic, while a luxury B&B provides top-of-the-line luxuries, including in-room jet tubs and thousand thread-count sheets. And let’s not forget the most important part of its name…breakfast! Bed & breakfasts are famous for putting out a great spread each morning. Fill your plate with fluffy pancakes with maple syrup, hot eggs right from the pan, and a cup of hot coffee to help get you ready for the rest of your day.
All are welcome at Blue Ridge Mountains bed n breakfasts
Some cheap accommodations are designed to simply give travelers a roof overhead and a comfortable bed to sleep on between adventures or business meetings. This definitely isn’t the case with a bed and breakfast (also known as a breakfast inn). The right B&B doesn’t just host your vacation to Blue Ridge Mountains, it becomes part of it. In many cases, travelers get to know the manager of the B&B, as well as mingle with other guests. Many B&Bs also arrange activities for guests, such as hikes in the area, bird watching outings, or fun game nights.
B&B hotels have a reputation as a romantic retreat for couples. However, B&Bs are actually for all sorts of travelers. Book one with a parent, child, or your favorite travel buddy. Want to take your fur child on your adventure to Blue Ridge Mountains? A quick search through Orbitz will bring up pet-friendly B&B options so your best friend can come along.
Price for 1 night 2 adults*
Per night/room
Dec 9 - Dec 10
Per night/room
Dec 9 - Dec 10
Per night/room
Dec 9 - Dec 10