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The wheelchair accessible bathroom was extremely limiting, the bathtub was not usable, not handicapped friendly. Everything else was good at the hotel.

The bathroom was fantastic and the shower with its ceiling hung fixture was a massive improvement over most showers in much more expensive hotels. Spacious bathroom as well. Bedroom and living space a little tighter but not bad at all. Two TVs—one in the living/workspace and one in the bedroom. I am more of an app guy so I’d like the option to just use my Prime or Netflix. The hotel is immense for Staunton but of course it was a curiously massive institution as well—especially for 1800s era. One is reminded of the mud flood theories out there. A very nice hotel. Has a nice bistro so no free shittty breakfast. But I say who needs it! I’d rather pay for something well sourced and good tasting. I’ll use the hotel again

We liked the fact that the hotel is historic but had modern conveniences. Also a prime factor was the walkability. Everything was literally right there.

My family and I stayed in Hanging Cabin #9, which had bunk beds suited for my two children. The cabin appeared to have been recently renovated, with new flooring and a well-equipped kitchen. It included a TV (unlike other cabins we've stayed in without one) and a nice jacuzzi. Keep in mind that being outdoors means bugs may be around, which is not the property's fault but a natural occurrence. A bit of pest control before guests arrive could have made this place an A+.

Everything about my stay was easy and welcoming. Check in, parking, walking to downtown and the Blackfriars Playhouse, and conversation with the owners made my trip enjoyable.

The view and the grounds were absolutely beautiful. The room was clean and comfortable as well, and the staff was helpful and friendly.