The Inn at Vaucluse Spring

The Inn at Vaucluse Spring consists of a manor house and various other buildings and cabins in a beautiful setting in the Shenandoah Valley. My husband and I stayed in Gabrielle's Room near the manor house. It was a very spacious, pretty room with a king size bed. Derrick and Tiffany are model hosts who go out of their way to be friendly and accommodating. Derrick's three course breakfasts are very delicious and creative. They also have fresh baked cookies each day and offer free bottles of water and soda. There are many restaurants a short drive away that fit all tastes, as well as several nice wineries. You won't regret staying here!

I stayed at The Inn at Vaucluse Spring last weekend for the first time and I could not have been happier. We were greeted with a warm smile immediately when we checked in. The grounds are absolutely breathtaking and the mansion is unbelievable. My room was very nicely furnished and beautifully decorated. The bed was extremely comfortable. After roaming the grounds and the mansion on Saturday afternoon we headed to the dining area for the evening. We were greeted by our gracious host Barry Neil, who happens to be the owner. Barry made everyone feel at home with his charm and great sense of humor. After getting acquainted with everyone we sat down for dinner and what a dinner it was. The chef was fantastic and prior to serving dinner he came into the dining area to explain what he was prepar

My husband and I had a special weekend planned to visit Shenandoah National Park for the first time. We wanted a luxury retreat-scape instead of a run of the mill motel to celebrate our precious time together. The owners blended their clearly deep experience in the hospitality industry with all the warmth you'd expect from long-lost family members. The Cabin was so private and quiet (if you don't count the insect and frog chirping!) and exceptionally clean and well appointed. Breakfasts were TOO good--hopefully the superb hiking in Shenandoah offset Derrick's culinary skills. I appreciated no Wi-Fi or TV in the room. It added to the feeling of being on a retreat or in a sacred space.

Everything about this inn was terrific. we had the entire main house to ourselves for the 2 nights we were there so it was nice and quiet. the jones room was very big, comfortable bed and chairs. very big bathroom with a jacuzzi tub, vanity, a dresser and separate water closet. The owners tiffany and derrick were so nice. derrick was a really good cook, whipping up a delicious breakfast every morning. ||||the inn is not far from several area attractions. some shopping on the pedestrian mall in town of winchester, where you can also tour the home of Patsy Cline if you are a fan. there are also a few breweries and wineries near by. the skyline drive in the shenandoah national park is about 20 minutes away. it is about 110 miles long so if you are planning on seeing it take the highway to the

We stayed in the Manor House, the larger building on the property. The historical building is beautifully restored, and our room was very clean and comfortable. The grounds are well maintained, and very scenic. Innkeepers Derrick and Tiffany were great. We'll definitely be returning!