My husband and I were married here in August of 2004. Everything was perfect. It was a private ceremony... just me and my husband. The children decorated the fireplace mantel and the outside gazebo as a surpise to us. Victoria also lent me her blue earings to borrow. She also embroided our own pillowcases for us with our names and wedding date on them, and placed them on our bed as a surprise. Her family made our day so special.
I don't even have enough words to express my gratitude. I have pictures of me throwing my bouquet to her children. It is so funny. I remember being full and very relaxed. The breakfast was unbelievable and there were delicous muffins and cheesecake out all the time! We spent a lot of time in the hot tub too. It was so relaxing.
I think about The Inn at Quail Run often, and can't wait to return for a visit with our daughter next time. We want to share the memories with her.
Someone else wrote on this site that "it's far down a dirt road". Okay??? Why take a country vacation then?
And it's not even far down the road anyway.. ???

No people skills, surly and ungracious. I have no idea how they stay in business. Good luck!

Wow, I have stayed at the Inn at Quail Run 3 times and wouldn't consider going anywhere else. I had just learned about this site and wanted to rate my favorite place. I guess I'm a little shocked at some of the comments here. I have gotten to know Vicky and her family, since thats pretty much how she treats all her guests. On numerous occasions on our visits there she would always go above and beyond and not just for us, the others who were there as well. Very friendly and warm people. My car broke down while I was there, she dropped everything she was doing and drove me shopping in the local village for a few hours. We even had a dog sitter while there, charming kids also willing to help out. I guess some people don't realize Innkeepers are people too! They are the best at Quail Run.

A place we definitely would like to visit again. Upon arrival, we opened the door to a warm, comforting atmosphere, a fire burning in the fireplace of a large, spacious living room. On the table were fresh homemade cookies, chocolates and delicious white chocolate dipped popcorn. The owner, Victoria and family were very pleasant and made us feel very welcome at their Inn. Our room was very nice, with a view of the mountains. We even had a gas fireplace to enjoy in the privacy of our room. The breakfasts were incredible, both the menu selection as well as the daily special. If you have never had Creme Brulee French Toast, it's a must have. All the selections were tempting, one dish better than the next. The Service was excellent, sitting at a table in a closed in porch looking out at the beautiful snow covered mountainside while we ate our breakfast. The other guests were equally as friendly, as Victoria made everyone feel at home. If you are looking for a place that is away from the noisy hotel scene, and prefer the comforts of home, this is the place for you. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, and wish it could have lasted longer. The times we spent sitting and relaxing by the fire talking to Victoria and other guests was very enjoyable. We will definitely recommend this B & B to family and friends.