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The Hockman Manor House Bed and Breakfast Bed and Breakfast
The Hockman Manor House Bed and Breakfast
16388 Old Valley Pike
Edinburg VA 22824
USA
Phone: +1-540-984-8889
Cellular: +1-540-481-0411
Innkeeper(s)
Charlie and Pat Sylvester
Rates:
$90 - $145
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The Shenandoah Suite is decorated in blue and white toile, with a lovely four poster queen-sized bed, a large sofa and a loveseat. The bed has a view of the fireplace, as well as the deck, with its outstanding views of the mountains, the George Washington National Forest and the Shenandoah River. From the deck, you can watch the birds coming to the feeders while sipping a glass of iced tea, or complimentary glass of wine. This room also has a wet bar and fridge stocked with soft drinks. $145 per nightOur largest room, The Shenandoah Suite has outstanding views of the Mountains and Shenandoah River. Enjoy the fireplace from the sitting area, or the beautiful cherry four poster bed. Private bath ensuite, and wet bar with stocked refrigerator.
Edinburg Gap Room is decorated in billowing off-whites for a tranquil, romantic stay. Private shower bath in hall, with secret stairway to the third floor tower. Views of the mountains and Edinburg Gap, as well as the Shenandoah River. $105 per night
Breakfast always includes juices, fresh fruits, fresh baked muffins or coffee cake, and various French toasts, pancakes, omelets or other breakfast foods, and meats.
"Edinburg Gap" in summer. In the 1700s and 1800s the German and Swedish settlers came over the mountains and through the Edinburg Gap to settle the Shenandoah Valley and little Eden or Edinburg as it was then called. Doctor Christian Hockman's father and grandfather were among them. Dr. Hockman built his home on the banks of the North Fork of the Shenandoah River and must have admired this fantastic, inspiring view every day of his life here. It is outstandingly beautiful in every season of the year, whether covered in fall foliage, winter snows, summer flowers or spring mist.Virginia Bluebells along our riverbank in April.
The Heritage Room is decorated with lush linens in beige, greens and reds. Original wide heart- pine flooring is polished to a shine. Beautiful bed is complimented by antique tables and dresser. Located at the front of the house, with views of the front and side gardens and woods. Shower bath located in the room. $105 per night.