The Tree Streets Inn was peaceful, and I was pampered. The decor was just lovely. The breakfasts were delicious, and they were served on china! The swimming pool was wonderful. The warmth and kindness of the inn hosts was the icing on the cake. I loved everything about my week's stay.

~Christel

We have just returned from 4 weeks travelling through Virginia, North and South Carolina, most of that time staying in B&B's.
Tree Streets Inn is a beautiful house and our room was lovely. We found Bill and Nickie a charming couple, who gave us lots of suggestions as to where to eat, both in Waynesboro and further afield, and what to visit on our way south. It was a great place to stop, relax by the pool and generally unwind.

2 Couples on an early season cycle tour of the Blue Ridge and Skyline Drives. We are seasoned B&B people having stayed in multiple countries for bike trips. An excellent place. As noted by others: awesome owners, friendly dog, quiet well equipped rooms (3 of us found the pillows too big and hard - not me though!), very accomodating to our after-ride wine and need to store bikes. All in all a nice place and a good spot to base your trip from. We would stay there again.

I made reservations for a weekend at the B&B and over the phone, the owner offered me $120 p/nt including taxes. I put this information into my calendar for the weekend of the trip. When I was presented with the bill, the 10% taxes were added onto the $120 p/nt. The owners are a lovely elderly couple and I'm wondering if he forgot what he told me, so I asked, "It's $120 per night including taxes, right?" And his reply was that the taxes were additional. I didn't want to argue over this, so I just paid the bill, but in case you're offered the same deal, beware.

On to the B&B. The B&B is a little drive from Charlottesville, VA, and we thought we'd stay outside of town for a more peaceful and reasonably priced experience. The B&B is located with a direct view of the Mohawk Industrial Plant, smokestacks included! Too bad, b/c the mountains are lovely. I wish that our view of them weren't spoiled.

The B&B is generously-sized with well-appointed country-style rooms that were very clean. Ours was a suite, with a lovely and homey (country style) sitting room, a bedroom with a comfy mattress and antique furnishings and a large closet One issue that proved a major problem for my husband was the pillows. They are VERY thick. If you sleep on your side or stomach, you'll wake up with a sore neck. The owners should consider storing thinner pillows in the closets.

The owners try their hardest to make a wonderful experience for their guests. They couldn't be lovelier people! The husband gave us restaurant advice, let us know about the free snacks, tea, and bottled water on the porch and cake downstairs at night. They are easy people to talk to, super nice! They, however, are not the best cooks. The eggs lacked seasoning, and I make a better french toast. Most of their food supplies are Kroger-brand (a store brand). The fruit salad on the 2nd day included canned fruit. They meant well, but maybe they could get someone to help them with the breakfasts.

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The hosts have a dog, who they keep under control. When they saw the dog sniffing around us, they called her back and she followed their commands. The dog is a large poodle and very gentle, like her owners.

In our 30's, we were the youngest people staying there by far! This place is best suited for those over 50 who want a country-style experience while visiting and want to stay with a dear elderly couple. Just pack your own pillows:-)