Virginia Shenandoah Valley Bed and Breakfast Inns
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L'Auberge Provencale
— Boyce, VA |
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Within our little village was... Read More
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Apple Blossom Inn
— New Market, VA |
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$150 |
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Brierley Hill
— Lexington, VA |
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Winner - 2018 Top 10 Most Romantic... Read More
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$195 - $439 
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1790 Rosendale Inn
— New Market, VA |
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Reflecting a genteel life and the... Read More
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$105 - $140
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Iris Inn
— Waynesboro, VA |
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Sit on a porch at the Iris Inn and... Read More
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$189 - $319
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Jordan Hollow Inn
— Stanley, VA |
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Nestled in the foothills of the... Read More
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$190 - $300
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Frederick House
— Staunton, VA |
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Guest bedrooms and suites, some... Read More
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$155 - $259
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Woodward House on Manor Grade
— Front Royal, VA |
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$155 - $259
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By the Side of the Road
— Harrisonburg, VA |
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By the Side of the Road is a... Read More
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$159 - $299
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The Ruffner House
— Luray, VA |
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This 23-acre estate offers scenic... Read More
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$98 - $150
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Widow Kip's Country Inn
— Mount Jackson, VA |
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This restored homestead with its... Read More
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$65 - $85
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The Inn at Gristmill Square
— Warm Springs, VA |
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The inn consists of five restored... Read More
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$85 - $125
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The Inn at Narrow Passage
— Woodstock, VA |
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This log inn has been welcoming... Read More
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$155 - $175
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The Omni Homestead Resort
— Hot Springs, VA |
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$155 - $175
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The Inn at Vaucluse Spring
— Stephens City, VA |
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Set amid 100 scenic acres in... Read More
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$145 - $295
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Inn At Old Virginia
— Staunton, VA |
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$140 - $225
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Piney Hill
— Luray, VA |
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$119 - $189
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Nancy Shepherd House
— Winchester, VA |
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$119 - $189
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Warm Springs Inn
— Warm Springs, VA |
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$119 - $189
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The Cottage at Ravens Roost Farm
— Luray, VA |
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Enjoy a stay at a quaint country... Read More
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$175 - $185
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Hotel 24 South
— Staunton, VA |
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$132 - $239
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Virginia Shenandoah Valley Bed & Breakfast Inns
This valley is perfect for history buffs and nature lovers. More than 2000 "military events" were recorded in Virginia during the Civil War. Visiting important sights is easy using the Shenandoah Valley "Alley of Invasion" map (visitshenandoah.indigofiles.com/…). Half of the fun in the Shenandoah Valley is underground at Luray Caverns (luraycaverns.com) where visitors can hear the world's only Stalacpipe Organ. It doesn't matter if it's raining or snowing outside for those who venture into the depths of Shenandoah Caverns (shenandoahcaverns.com), the only cavern in Virginia with an elevator and no stairs to climb. After going deep into the ground, go high into the sky on the Skyline Drive (nps.gov/shen/planyourvisit/…). Families will want to keep their eyes open for deer, black bear, and wild turkeys as they drive along the 105 miles of road with 75 overlooks (there are four entrances so visitors do not have to drive all 105 miles). A day of sightseeing can make anyone hungry so stop by the Route 11 Potato Chip Factory (rt11.com) and watch the tasty snacks fry up Monday through Saturday, 9am-noon. Be sure to purchase some bags of the kettle chips to wash down with wine from one of the local wineries.Area Map
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