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Description
Circa 1830. The Holladay House in Orange, Virginia, provides an inviting alternative to a hotel stay. This 1830s Federal style brick B&B is in the heart of steeplechase races and foxhunting, only 90 minutes from Richmond and Washington, D.C. Relax on the side porch rockers. Browse the Civil War books in the library, sit by the fire or play a parlor game. Savor homemade treats and beverages. Luxurious guest bedrooms and suites boast family heirlooms with Victorian and Colonial antiques. Stay in a room that features a fireplace and two-person whirlpool tub. A hearty country breakfast with gourmet entrees is served in the spacious formal dining room. Visit the many historic sites and attractions nearby and in the surrounding scenic area of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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Rates |
$139 to $249Payment Types Accepted Include Master Card, Travelers Checks, Personal Checks, Discover, Visa and Cash.
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Amenities |
This property has 6 total guest accommodations with private bath, 1 with fireplace, 2 with whirlpools, 2 suites and 1 conference room. The types of beds available include Queen and King.
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Business Traveler Amenities |
In-room business workstation with color printer, PC with Internet access, exclusive business traveler rates, complimentary printing services, flexible check-in and check-out times, concierge services.
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Events Hosted |
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Parking |
unlimited, complimentary |
Spa Services | On-Site Spa Services
Off-Site Spa Services AvailableNearby Recommended SpasHamilton's Day Spa |
Inns Of Interest |
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Liquor License |
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Pet Restrictions |
Pet is not allowed to stay in the room alone.
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Romantic Interest |
The evenings are softly lit with classical music softly playing in the background. Upgrade your stay with a fully-planned romantic itinerary (Aphrodite or Cupid Packages) or choose individual upgrades to create your own romantic escape. |
What's Green About Your Inn |
As part of the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality's Green Lodging Program, we proactively manage our operations to conserve water and energy, protect our local watershed, and reduce waste. We also elect to pay extra with Dominion Power to use renewal energy sources for our energy. |
Innkeepers Association Memberships |
BBAV, PAII |
Describe Garden and Grounds |
The backyard garden is a small oasis filled mostly with native Virginia plant life and berry bushes. |
Reservation/Cancellation Policies:
Minimum Stay Requirements |
Two-night minimum during peak months and special events or holidays. |
Children Restrictions |
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. |
Cancellation |
Cancellations in 10 days or less of the check-in date will be charged for the full reservation. If the room(s) can be re-booked, you will not be charged for the reservation. If the room(s) must be discounted to book them, then the customer who cancelled will have to pay the difference. No-shows will be charged the full reservation amount. |
Check-in/Check-out |
3p / 11a |
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Historic Interest | In 1830 this house originated as a mercantile shop, operating during the last 6 years of President James Madison's life. The house was once owned by one of President James Madison's grand-nephews, John Madison Chapman. During one of the Civil War skirmishes that were fought in the town's streets, according to local legend, a Confederate soldier died on the porch steps of the Holladay House. The Holladay Family owned this property for 101 years and ran their general practice out of the main part of the home. Historic Awards:
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Historic sites nearby: James Madison's Montpelier (3 miles), Exchange Hotel and Civil War Museum (13 miles), Civil War Battlefields (25 miles), Thomas Jefferson's Monticello (29 miles), James Monroe's Ash Lawn-Highland (29 miles), rich regional history (1-25 miles).Other Awards: Top 10 Virginia B+B's with a Notable Breakfast, Virginia.org 2013 |
Recommended Restaurant(s) |
Elmwood at Sparks, Palladio, Pomme, The Light Well, Stonefire Kitchen, BBQ Exchange, Vintage. |
Nearby College/University |
University of Virginia, Woodberry Forest |
 | Holladay Family's Homemade Buttermilk Biscuits Pete tried many biscuit recipes, but these are the best -- and it's still being used for breakfasts today! |
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A Very Fine Inn
My husband and I have traveled from Florida to Long Island for nine years. We always stay at B&Bs. The Holladay House is truly one of the finest.
Anonymous
9/19/2003
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* HGTV.com's TOP 10 Christmas Mantels of 2010
* TravelChannel.com's THE inn to visit in Virginia to connect with rich history, great architecture and unique stories.
* Cooking.com accepted the Holladay Family Buttermilk Biscuit recipe to immediate rave reviews
* Over the last two years, the Washington Post has featured our inn and our specials on three separate occasions.
* The Huffington Post covered the historic nature and history detective projects we are accomplishing at the inn., * PBS regularly airs a television program called "Road Trip to History," produced by Oaktree Productions. The Holladay House is featured as one of the many historic properties in the Town of Orange.
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