This is a very charming bed and breakfast truly in the countryside (read, no internet, no TV anywhere, and no phones in room) We spent hours walking the large treed property finding many birds and some other wild life, including a groundhog.

It lived up to the previous reviews. The room we had was very large, the breakfasts tasty and filling, the hosts extremely pleasant and helpful. They provided some invaluable hand-drawn local maps to make our travels easier. Quilters will esp. love the decor.

Loads of interesting sites are nearby, including Harper's Ferry and the Appalachain Trail. And plenty to see nearby, including picturesque ruins of a stone church, and graves, from the early 1800s. Plenty of farm roads to wonder as well.

The Cottonwood Inn is a wonderfu country B&B outside Charles Town, WV. The public rooms are beautiful and well appointed with antiques, comfortable chairs, and bookshelves full of books to pass the time. Our room was wonderful, large, clean and comfortable, at the top of the charming, winding staircase...so comfortable and homey!. We loved the country atmosphere, being able to walk along the country lanes, then spend time before dinner, rocking and reading on the Inn porch. The peaceful evening and night, with owls hooting and birds singing in the evening and morning were wonderful to hear. And we can't say enough about the breakfast...it was delicious, everything we could have asked for, plus great conversation with a couple from California who sat at the next table. The innkeepers, Joe and Barbara were very helpful and friendly, recommending a wonderful local Italian restaurant, La Mezzuluna Cafe, for dinner. We would definitely return to the Cottonwood Innl

The Cottonwood Inn was a very refreshing vaction. Living in a big city it's always nice to get away and I highly recommend the Cottonwood Inn as the place to go. The house is wonderful and the room my fiance and I stayed in, though it was said to be one of the smaller rooms, was a nice size. The Inn keepers are very nice and gave us a map of the area and made great recommendations for places to eat and for entertainment. They also fixed a great breakfast every morning for all of the guests.

I loved it. It was beautiful. We went in the middle of winter and it was spacious and the hosts made you feel really welcome, especially with leaving out hot homemade apple cider and a warm fire. It was a trek up the stairs though, but I was pregnant at the time. No TV's no Radios either, so you spend a lot of time with your mate. We played monopoly until 3 AM, and it was a lot of fun, the rooms are clean and spacious, and the owners make a large breakfast in the morning. I enjoyed it IMMENSELY.