Terrible communication from the management team. I was never given information on how to access the primary building and had to drive back out to the main road to get cell service in order to call/text the owners. No response for over two hours. Once I was able to get in, the place was clean but neglected; there were dead ladybugs all over the room and the fire alarm was beeping in need of a new battery. Not the worst things in the world but definitely not worth the $220/night price tag. My advice: drive the extra 25 minutes and stay in Lexington OR if you’re looking for more of an experience try The Graham Ordinary in Bedford, VA (it’s unreal).

It was just as described. Cozy, intimate and romantic. It would have been nice if the fireplace was in working condition. Also, several website need to be updated because they show the on-site restaurant as still in operation when it is not. Was a bit of a disappointment to arrive on a Sunday night and have nowhere nearby to eat other than fast food options or making the trek into Lexington. However, for what you are paying the cost is perfect and the atmosphere is nice and secure. When you stay in the cabin you are literally right on the edge of the road-- every big vehicle that comes by you will hear and even the big rigs might shake the place a bit, but after a while this gets a bit relaxing and with the blackout curtains pulled, can be almost even soothing white noise. I was here to decompress a bit before a hard work week. Will have to come back with my partner and experience it as a proper 'second honeymoon' getaway.

More rustic than I expected. Room was clean, bed comfortable, no hot water, no grab bar in shower. Poor cell service, no way to contact staff with questions. Sign for the place had no lighting, hard to find on a dark rainy night.

Everything was just fine

This is in a beautiful spot and the cabin was clean with a very comfortable bed. However, at this time (summer 2023) the property is on the market and it's being run more like an airbnb with no one at all on site. It felt abandoned when we pulled in to an empty parking lot. There's an overgrown vegetable garden out back that must have been beautiful once. The first floor of the mill once held a restaurant but is empty now. Note that this is out in the country: The wifi couldn't handle the tv's streaming services. I had to text twice to ask for the wifi password (not left in the room) and it didn't work great once I did get on. Be sure to bring your own shampoo. Lexington is about 25 minute away and has great restaurants and is fun to walk around. I bet the Osceola Mill was amazing in its heyday and hope just the right people discover it and bring it back to life.

Self checkin. No food, no people. Had to text property manager for internet password. Room was clean and comfortable but the grounds are in disarray. Coffee maker in common area didn’t work. Not impressed.

Very nice historic little cabin for couples with a built for 2 jacuzzi! The countryside is pretty and historic. The little stream has chairs, the mill interesting. A 'good for your soul' kind of place. Fridge, coffee maker and Kerrig cups, microwave. Bed comfortable, clean sheets, clean mini bathroom with shower.

Charming, quiet, lovely location!