We stayed twice, going to and coming back from Nashville. The staff is wonderful and the facility is steeped in history. The only downside is that it is a little "dated" as one would expect being an "Historic Hotel of America" ... The bathrooms are on the small side but in general it was a very comfortable stay. The food in the restaurant was very good and spending some quiet time rocking on the front porch was quite nice. When in this area I couldn't imagine staying anywhere else.

Absolutely charming inn. We had breakfast in the breakfast room and dinner and drinks in the Speakeasy. Delicious and a very welcoming friendly atmosphere. I highly recommend. The room was very nice the furniture was beautiful. We truly enjoyed ourselves. Highly recommend.

Great place . Perfect location to get in and out of Shenandoah for some hiking by day and good food and drink at night

Beautiful historical hotel. Rooms are small but that’s not surprising as the hotel was built in the 1930s. Only complaint is that the pedestal sink had no counter space. The Speakeasy restaurant was great

Mimslyn is undergoing renovation, which we were able to work around. The breakfast could be more generous. Our room was great, nicely accommodating three people. When we asked for room assistance, we got it. We really enjoyed the historical charm of the place.

We went to visit the Luray Caverns and this was very close to it (about 4 miles). The hotel and the room were very clean. The hotel had some great views in certain areas you can go to.They also have two restaurants. We were there on a Thursday and they were having some remodeling done but it didn’t interfere with anything we did. We very much enjoyed our time there.

Great customer service

Wow. This was such a huge disappointment. I went for a girls night away and it was a nightmare. The room was not as advertised. Tiny TV, old small electric fireplace, florescent lights everywhere, non inviting room. Room wasn’t as expected at all. Went downstairs since nothing is open. The speakeasy was unexpectedly closed so we bought a bottle of wine of our own to take in the lobby and enjoy by the fireplace. The Rude woman at the lobby desk named Rachel was extremely disrespectful. She goes on to say “did you buy that wine here?” And says you can’t drink any outside wine here. Says it very blunt and rude. There are no signs anywhere stating that you can’t drink alcohol that you bring yourself. I suggest getting a sign that states that and also not false advertising what your rooms look like. We will not return.