My wife and I have travelled and visited numerous B&Bs in Virginia. At some, we got what we expected and leave content. At others, we were hesitant to move around very much for fear of releasing a whirling dervish of dust. There was even one where we were creepily serenaded by one inn keeper during breakfast singing off key love songs to his wife, who was annoyed as this caterwauling interrupted her ten minute speech about breakfast as she cuddled with one of her in-home chickens. To say that Cedar Spring Inn is in a class alone is an understatement. The B&B was designed to be just that. The rooms are modern, clean, and you don't feel as though you're living above, under, or next to other couples. There's a steam room, a massage room, a heated pool, a hot tub under the stars, an expansive deck, indoor and outdoor fireplaces, a common room to chat, and another to watch a movie on rainy or cold days.

The breakfasts are four star, and the hospitality the equivalent of what royalty might come to expect. The innkeepers, Judy and Charlie, are the friendliest type, and they have found the delicate balance between diligence and great conversation as well as respecting one's privacy and enjoying their large estate. At the nightly turndown service, you get chocolates and even a card that tells you the next day's weather. Anything from dinner reservations to balloon rides can be easily arranged by them, and both are experts on wine. There's a wine social happy hour also, if one is so inclined. Breakfasts include a three or four choice menu for savory or sweet, meat or vegetarian, and you could stay a week without getting a re-run of food. Each room is stocked with a fridge which includes various regular and diet beverages, Fiji bottled water, and snacks are available if one remains hungry (which doesn't happen). They pay attention to detail. This is, by far, the best B&B we have ever visited. We have been three times now (twice for new years and now once during the summer), and this is OUR place, and I hope you make it yours also. It's worth every penny, if only for one night, and up to seven or even more days.

My experience at CedarSprings was less "inn-like" and more "Four Seasons-like". The keepers have through of every small detail to make the experience rich and luxurious. The rooms are superb, the privacy excellent, the food was amazing, their service was discrete and friendly, the property itself is in excellent condition and offers several excellent outdoor activities, and above all the views of the VA countryside and distant Blue Ridge mountains are breathtaking. The little "extras" provided make all the difference in the world and one's experience has been very well thought out. In all, I think its one of the best values I have experienced and I would unreservedly return and recommend it to friends. This is a very, very private inn -- perfect for that get away weekend.

What an amazing property. Judy & Charles have created a magical spot in the mountains that delivers five star service and amenities. The rooms are private, spacious and well appointed with truly gourmet breakfasts (as a chef I was impressed). If you're in the Charlottesville area no need to look any further for accomodations.

I can only confirm what many other reviewers have said--this place is very, very, nice. Clean, secluded and private, but the house is open in the common areas and decorated beautifully. Charles and Judy are very nice, and, although they make it look easy, I know that they both work very hard to serve their guests and maintain a level of quality while keeping a relaxed ambiance throughout the property.

We enjoyed the pool since it was quite hot during our stay. We sat outside on the deck that wraps around two sides of the house that provides great views of the mountains, trees, and rolling hills of this part of Virginia. The food was plentiful, and like everything else, the little extras are all there--real cream available for coffee; each couple gets their own fresh-baked loaf of bread, different on both days of our stay.

The buzz is good, Judy! Thanks for making our stay so pleasant--we'll be back!