Places to Stay

Country Inns

Rappahannock County's inns and B&Bs are located in the quaint historic villages and in the surrounding scenic countryside. Many are located in historic properties, some are on farm properties and all offer modern amenities and friendly hospitality.

Middleton Inn
Middleton Inn, featured in 1,000 Places to See Before You Die in the USA, has been awarded AAA's Four Diamond rating for excellence. The luxury inn, circa 1840, offers seven guest accommodations on the estate: four in the manor house, a romantic cottage and a restored 1740s two-bedroom log cabin. Overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains in Little Washington, Va., the inn is a short stroll from The Inn at Little Washington restaurant. Accommodations offer fireplaces, private baths, some with Jacuzzis, complimentary gourmet breakfasts and afternoon wine and cheese.
Rates: $195 to $575 per night
www.middletoninn.com
innkeeper@middletoninn.com
540.675.2020
176 Main Street / Washington, VA 22747
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The Blue Rock Inn
Under new ownership & management, the newly renovated, Blue Rock Inn & Restaurant will open its doors to the community in March of 2010. Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains our breathtaking views remain the same. Featuring fine dining, lodging, Pub, horseback riding & polo lessons, and wedding & events facility.
Rates: Please visit website for room rates
Hours: Dinner: W-Sun 5:00-9:30; Sun Brunch 10:30 - 2:00(Closed Mon/Tue) Blue Horse Pub: W-Sun 4:30-11:30
www.thebluerockinn.com
mati7007@hotmail.com
540.987.3388
12567 Lee Highway / Washington, VA
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The Conyers House Inn & Stable
Since 1981, Rappahannock's first B&B. Lovely rooms, delightful dinners, antiques, private porches, fireplaces, massage, horseback riding, hearty gourmet breakfasts. Charming accommodations for horse and rider. Excellent fox chasing.
Rates: $150-$300 per night
www.conyershouse.com
sandra@conyershouse.com
540.987.8025
3131 Slate Mills Road / Sperryville, VA 22740
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The Inn at Little Washington
Over the last quarter century, The Inn at Little Washington, nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, has become an international culinary shrine. Chef/Proprietor Patrick O'Connell's approach to cooking pays homage to the tenets of classical French cuisine and reflects a belief in "the cuisine of today" — healthy, eclectic, imaginative, unrestricted by ethnic boundaries and always growing. The inn's 18 bedrooms, suites and cottages are sumptuous hideaways ranging from well-appointed rooms to two-story suites, many with private balconies and garden views. The inn was the first establishment in the Mobil Travel Guide's history to receive five stars for its restaurant and its accommodations, and it is the first inn ever to receive AAA's highest accolade, the five Diamond Award, for food and accommodations. #1 hotel in the world for food as rated by Travel + Leisure magazine, August 2008. Grand Award from Wine Spectator magazine 15 years in a row.
Rates: $410-$2,500 per night, depending on day & time of year
Hours: W-M, Jan.-Mar. & July-Aug.; rest of year, daily
www.theinnatlittlewashington.com
540.675.3800
Middle and Main Street / Washington, VA 22747
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