This place is a gem. The town is lovely and is in an awesome location. Lots of little restaurants nearby and Luray Caverns about 5 minutes away. What makes this property extra special is the couple that runs it. Matthew and Janina were absolutely wonderful. They went above and beyond with their hospitality. They even served hot chocolate to my 6-year-old nephew who stopped by to visit... which was so kind. Breakfast was served hot with a smile in the mornings by Janina and Matthew is a wealth of knowledge regarding things to do nearby. My husband and I were visiting for Thanksgiving weekend. We would certainly return again.

We had a fabulous stay at this cozy inn with European charm, loads of amenities, a homemade breakfast, and a lovely host who made us feel comfortable and welcomed. We will definitely return, perhaps in the fall to take advantage of the changing foliage along Skyline Drive and enjoy a bit of antiquing in the shops of Luray.

Eclectic, friendly, great location

Eclectic, friendly, great location

Our stay at the beautiful Inn of the Shenandoah was peaceful and restful. The breakfasts were delicious. Innkeepers Matthew and Janina were so helpful with tips about the area, local shops and restaurants. We look forward to returning!!

Our stay at the beautiful Inn of the Shenandoah was peaceful and restful. The breakfasts were delicious. Innkeepers Matthew and Janina were so helpful with tips about the area, local shops and restaurants. We look forward to returning!!

Really nice people. Matthew and Janina could not have been more hospitable. They accommodated my late check in, early breakfast and made me a really nice box lunch for my kayak trip. Had a really great time!

This bed and breakfast was absolutely beautiful. Matthew and Janina were so nice and welcoming. They made sure we had everything we needed. The room we stayed in was the stained glass suite and it was amazing and spacious. Whenever we go back to Shenandoah, we will check and see if they have any rooms available first before booking anywhere else.

This bed and breakfast was absolutely beautiful. Matthew and Janina were so nice and welcoming. They made sure we had everything we needed. The room we stayed in was the stained glass suite and it was amazing and spacious. Whenever we go back to Shenandoah, we will check and see if they have any rooms available first before booking anywhere else.

Matthew and Janina (ya’Nina) were wonderful host the house was everything you would want from a bed and breakfast, we stayed in the turret room and it was romantic and cozy. Out stay was pleasant and breakfast and conversation was equally great. Matt and I would highly recommend this fir anyone traveling to Loray, absolutely take the host recommendations on what to do in their city! Thank you again! We look forward to a summer stay.

We enjoy b & b’s. Each has its own charm as does this one. A plus is that this one is the first that we have stayed in that had enough electrical outlets. The bed was quite comfortable. Great location. Breakfast was tasty. The place was very covid friendly. And Megan, the host was quite pleasant and informative. We would be pleased to stay here again.

Very friendly hosts, nice place, spacious. Two downsides: a terrible, terrible bed in the French Cottage. Had a hard time sleeping. And wasn’t really enthusiastic about the breakfast. Prepared with love, but not quit my taste.

Stately property, great service! We were welcomed to a friend’s home.

It is an old property in a historic district that has been renovated. The room we stayed had a king bed with an mediocre mattress, window and door blinds that were so tacky it was literally fabric from the dollar store. They were semi transparent and no way to shut off the light completely. Add to this we were supplied with ear plugs to sleep at night cos of the voluntary fire department siren going off at all hours and trains that pass next door that blare their horns two to three times at night. The floors were uneven and creaky, furniture that was old and semi comfortable. Breakfast was just adequate. The owners were kinda nice but appeared to take away stuff as they were being used. On the first day we had Keurig coffee which I use at home and it was gone the next day, replaced by a pot of brewed coffee! We paid a lot of money, well over 500 dollars for 2 days for an accomodation that was not upto par. There are so many better places out there. Not a comfortable or a cozy place.

It is an old property in a historic district that has been renovated. The room we stayed had a king bed with an mediocre mattress, window and door blinds that were so tacky it was literally fabric from the dollar store. They were semi transparent and no way to shut off the light completely. Add to this we were supplied with ear plugs to sleep at night cos of the voluntary fire department siren going off at all hours and trains that pass next door that blare their horns two to three times at night. The floors were uneven and creaky, furniture that was old and semi comfortable. Breakfast was just adequate. The owners were kinda nice but appeared to take away stuff as they were being used. On the first day we had Keurig coffee which I use at home and it was gone the next day, replaced by a pot of brewed coffee! We paid a lot of money, well over 500 dollars for 2 days for an accomodation that was not upto par. There are so many better places out there. Not a comfortable or a cozy place.

Enjoyed our stay tremendously. We were in the cottage and found it to be very charming. We only booked one night but wish we had booked two. The staff was wonderful and the breakfast was delicious.

What a great stay in a historic building, nicely updated and with a gracious innkeeper (Megan). Just a few minute drive to Luray Caverns and about 20 minutes up to the Thornton Gap entrance to Shenandoah National Park. Several decent places to eat nearby and a hearty breakfast included at the Inn. Would definitely stay again if we go back to the area.