Hoteller i Fredericksburg

«Our trip was very short but the shops we visited were neat. Everyone we met was friendly. The motel was very clean and comfortable! »

«It was absolutely beautiful »

«Yes! The room was beautiful. Very clean. Beth was an amazing hostess, and the breakfast hit the spot. I highly recommend the stay, and when I return, I will do the same B&B. Thanks, Beth!»

«Rooms was excellently renovated; all the comforts of home; great bed & pillows. High water pressure in the shower. Breakfast plentiful & tasty. Steep rocky stairs outside, so a warning those with physical handicaps climbing. Albeit, this is a historic location (including the stairs) and that is also the beauty of it. Huge outside yard to sit, eat, listen to music, watch the fire, etc. I had a challenge managing the heater, a set of instructions would had helped and/or I could had asked. The ...

«Very nice. Fully equipped with everything you need and more! The extras really added to the overall experience. Clean, quiet, and safe. Comfortable. Great communication. I definitely recommend staying here if you are in the area!»

«Great view and awesome complementary breakfast. Loved the huge bathroom with the vintage bathtub.»

«Can't say enough wonderful things about our stay. Larry and Linda are so sweet and their little scottie Maddie is adorable. They make you feel like your home. The B&B is spotless, quaint and comfortable. They even reopened their hot tub for us. That made the trip. Sitting in the hot tub while the snow was falling was surreal, like something out of a Hallmark movie. The breakfast was delicious. The scenery was lovely we didn't have time to use the fire pit, but it's on the list for our next ...

«This a 19th century hotel and has been kept to period. Bed was great, room was clean. Staff was friendly and helpful. Close train station and located in historic district. Great experience!»

«This is a very cute little house on the end of a quiet street. It's within easy walking distance of all the shops, restaurants, wineries, distilleries, and bars between 1st Street and 5th Street. If you don't mind a longer, hillier walk you could also go further south to City Park or to Stone Hill winery. But there's also easy transportation on the Trolley or local ride services. We were happy to find there were more beds than pictured (3 queen size downstairs between 2 bedrooms, and 2 queens ...