GW Natl Forest - King Suite 20 mins to DT Staunton

Escape to The Buckhorn, a historic inn built in 1811, bordering the George Washington National Forest. This spacious Queen suite features a sitting area with a cozy fireplace, plus a separate room with two twin beds for additional guests. Just 20 minutes from historic Downtown Staunton and Interstate 81, enjoy local dining, shopping, hiking, and more—whether visiting for a wedding or event or simply escaping to the Shenandoah Valley.


Whether you're exploring the region, attending a wedding or special event, enjoying a romantic getaway, or simply looking for a peaceful escape, The Buckhorn provides a unique lodging experience unlike traditional hotels or vacation rentals.

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This private guest suite combines historic charm with modern comforts, offering a relaxing retreat for couples or solo travelers, but also for those traveling with small children or extra guests. Sleeping up to four. One of the inn's most distinctive accommodations, This spacious Queen suite features a sitting area with a cozy fireplace, plus a separate room with two twin beds for additional guests. It also features private ensuite bathroom, and direct access to a private balcony overlooking the property. Whether you're enjoying coffee on the balcony or returning after a day exploring the Shenandoah Valley, this suite was thoughtfully designed to help you slow down, reconnect, and unwind.

Your Suite Includes
Comfortable queen bed
Private ensuite bathroom
Direct access to a private balcony
Smart TV
Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi
Individual climate control
Historic character with modern comforts
Shared Guest Amenities

Guests also enjoy access to The Buckhorn's second-floor guest lounge featuring complimentary coffee and tea, bottled water on arrival, microwave, guest refrigerator, comfortable seating, and local area information. Relax on the historic covered porches, enjoy your private balcony, or build a cozy fire in one of our outdoor fire pits while taking in the peaceful surroundings that have welcomed travelers for more than two centuries.