This is a very cozy, cabin-like B&B with stunning Appalachian views and great amenities (especially the Queen suite, which we stayed in). We came up for a weekend of autumn sightseeing on October 28, and got snowed in the next day. Betsy fixed us a breakfast despite the power going out for four hours. Both Betsy and the owner Crista went out of their way to make us feel comfortable for what turned out to be a day of what my girlfriend called "forced relaxation." Crista fixed us a great dinner, and Betsy fixed us lunch, so it turned into a B&B&L&D. Now the reason we were snowed in in the first place was because we did not have a 4-wheel drive vehicle. The road up to the B&B is a steep gravel road which requires a 4-wheel drive vehicle even in dry weather. So a 4-wheel drive with good tires is advised. The B&B is only about a five minute drive from downtown Luray. Crista was very welcoming and we sat around the dinner table after dinner talking about opera in Bavaria and other adventures. The two resident pooches, Willy and the aged but still-going Mr. Mack, were also good company. Highly recommended (with the proper vehicle).
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