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Description
Circa 1790. Reflecting a genteel life and the southern traditions of hospitality, this well-preserved and authentically restored Victorian manor house mansion has grand verandas with two-story antebellum columns in the Shenandoah Valley. Gracing the base of the Massanutten Mountains between New Market and Harrisonburg, Virginia, half of the 20 pastoral acres are landscaped and include a river, a brook, a wooded preserve and a bird and deer sanctuary. Riding pastures and a picnic area are by the limestone spring house. Spacious guest suites feature antique furnishings. Many have fireplaces and one boasts a clawfoot tub. The bath lounge includes a four-person sauna. Enjoy a hearty healthy breakfast in the dining room which was the original log house perched on a hill overlooking Smith's Creek. The second-floor veranda offers spectacular views and cool breezes. Popular Endless Caverns is a seven-minute walk from the inn.
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Rates |
$105 to $140Off Season: $100 to $135Payment Types Accepted Include Master Card, Visa, Personal Checks and Credit cards are used to reserve the room only. Payment at time of arrival is to made by check or cash.
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Amenities |
This property has 5 total guest accommodations with private bath, 4 with fireplaces, 1 cottage and 1 conference room.
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Foreign Languages Spoken |
English and Russian |
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Pet Restrictions |
Sometimes small pets kept in a cage are accepted.
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Romantic Interest |
Often used by newlyweds, the Salyard Cottage is a very romantic getaway separated from the house. Includes a kitchen and a real wood-burning fireplace. Suites in the house are large and private, each having its own bath, with Queen- or King-size beds. All have working fireplaces for cozy fall nights and access to long verandas for relaxing and enjoying cool breezes or watching the stars in the summer. |
Innkeepers Association Memberships |
Bed and Breakfast Association of Historic Shenandoah Valley (BBHSV), Shenandoah Valley Travel Association |
Describe Garden and Grounds |
We have 20 acres of grounds, including 10 landscaped acres, with a river and a bird and deer sanctuary. We have a variety of birds, lots of deer, cranes and other wildlife associated with a river. |
Reservation/Cancellation Policies:
Minimum Stay Requirements |
2-night minimum stay on major holiday weekends and during James Madison University graduation and "parents day" weekend. |
Children Restrictions |
No restrictions as we are a family oriented inn. There is no additional fee for children under 8-years-of-age. |
Cancellation |
You must call at least 10 days prior to the date of your reservation. E-mail cancellations cannot be accepted. Guests who fail to show up will be responsible for the full amount due for the number of days they have reserved and the credit card will be charged accordingly. Special events and Holiday weekend deposits are NON REFUNDABLE. If an emergency comes up or the weather prevents your arrival, a gift certificate (rain check) will be issued which is good for one year. |
Smoking |
Outside Only. |
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Historic Interest | The original portion of the house (log cabin which is now the dining room) was constructed in 1790. The house was untouched during the Civil War, with a large addition being constructed in 1870. The inn is also associated with three White House administrations, including Harding, FDR, and Woodrow Wilsons, as the family who bought the house in the 1920 were friends with all three presidents. Historic Awards:
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Historic sites nearby: New Market Civil War Battlefield (3 miles), Jefferson's Monticello (45 min), The city of Stanton (20 miles) |
Nearby College/University |
James Madison University, Eastern Mennonite University, Bridgewater College |
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Our Great Escape
Our Great Escape
We stayed at Rosendale Inn because of the fabulous reviews about the Inn we found on Tripadvisor.com, the promise of tranquility and a starry night sky (we live in New York)--and we wanted to experience an authentic 19th Century plantation house (we are avid history buffs). The Inn exceeded our expectations. There was no traffic noise (you could even hear the flow of the river from our window), we hiked the 20 acres at the base of the mountain on which Rosendale is located, and discovered a “mansion” rich in history beyond our imagination. Paul, our host, an accomplished book author (we bought one of his books) and skilled conversationalist, shared tons of old photos of Rosendale history--and even a 1922 Harding invitation to a White House. Rosendale's “Museum room” is a must see. To top it off, our restored suite (two large rooms) and a king bed was pristine, light,and very comfortable. The gourmet breakfast(creatively presented fruits, Creole scrambled eggs, hash browns, and country sausage)was fantastic,and we made new friends at the breakfast table. We will definitely come back next year for our Great Escape II.
Matthew and Jennifer T, May 2012
Matthew and Malinda T
5/4/2012
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We will always remember our night
Sharon and I are sending you this note to express our deep appreciation for the quality of your inn and the excellent service you provided. Your breakfast was world class. As we shared with you, we had a bad experience the night prior to our stay with you. It was our first bed and breakfast experience. Our evening at the Rosendale Inn rekindled our faith in the possibilities of a bed and breakfast. We will always remember our night at the Rosendale Inn. We wish you all the success you can imagine.
Sharon and Jerry B
2/18/2012
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Happy Memories
Thank you for everything over Thanksgiving weekend. We had a wonderful time, and hope to return. Merry
Christmas! (2011)
Steve and Heather H
11/25/2011
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Paul was an awesome host
We stayed in the cottage and enjoyed a very pleasant view. Total privacy. Total peace and quiet. Paul had a fire readied and it lasted the night. Then after a very pleasant evening of rest, we enjoyed French Toast and fruit parfait while chatting with our world-traveler host. Loved every minute of our stay.
Scott & Suzanne
Scott Stephenson
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