The Inn At the Crossroads

Registered as a Virginia historic landmark, the Inn has been welcoming travelers since 1820. Located on four-acres in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, it is a charming four-story brick building with timber framing and English... more

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The Inn At the Crossroads

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"Historic Roots in VA" 10/14/2008
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Stayed On: 9/2008

This inn has rooms through which FDR, Teddy Roosevelt, & other historic figures passed. The link to important history is palpable. A very comfortable & pleasant place to stay.

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"ONE OF THE BEST!" 8/14/2008
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Stayed On: 8/2008

We had a wonderful stay!! The breakfast was a work of art AND delicious. Very friendly and hospitable! Chris and Jan

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"weekend getaway" 4/27/2008
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Stayed On: 4/2008

We happened across this inn by accident and it is one of the best finds. The service is excellent, the host and hostess are very attentive. The breakfast both days was outstanding. I would reccommend this B&B to others read more
"Near UVA but in the country!" 3/18/2008
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Stayed On: 3/2008

Our daughter goes to UVA and we have stayed at all of the BnB's and chain hotels near UVA to great disappointment. Finally we have found our home for the next few years. Our room, the American Suite had great views of the Blue Ridge but we were... read more
"A wonderful inn!" 11/2/2007
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Stayed On: 10/2007

Jim will tell you the historic background of the Inn, what to see and where to eat. Janet will cook delicious breakfasts for you and give you the recipes if you ask! At the end of the day you will love the comfortable beds. If you just want to hang... read more
"Three Wonderful Nights" 8/26/2007
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Stayed On: 7/2007

We spent three wonderful nights at The Inn at the Crossroads. Our room was the Americana Suite and we couldn't have asked for nicer accommodations. The breakfasts were delicious and the grounds were gorgeous. We looked forward to coming back to the... read more
"The most historic B&B we've ever visited" 6/27/2007
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Stayed On: 5/2007

We stayed here because it is only 10 minutes to our daughter dorm at UVA but we will be returning for the spa shower in the Tavernkeeper Room and the great history of this building. Our room had a newspaper picture of Franklin Roosevelt sitting in... read more

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The Inn At the Crossroads Bed and Breakfast
The Inn At the Crossroads, Charlottesville, VA - Inn
The Inn At the Crossroads
PO Box 6519
Charlottesville VA 22906
USA
Phone: +1-434-979-6452
Toll-free: +1-866-809-2136
Innkeeper(s)
Jim and Janet Stern
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$119 - $219
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The bedroom of the Tavernkeeper's Suite. The bedroom was formerly the Tavern for the Inn and this is the room where Teddy Roosevelt dined on several occasions. This room is part of a two-room suite that accomodates up to 4 adults. There is also a huge two-part bathroom. One-half of the bathroom is a two-person spa shower with bench seat which can be closed off completely and privately from the other half of the bathroom which is more like a dressing room with sink and large mirror.
The room used as the Inn's Main Dining Room had a dirt floor from 1820 until 1979. 1954 saw the first non-wood burning heat source at the Inn an American Standard Oil Furnace. 1983 was the first year for private bathrooms for every guest room.Summer Kitchen Cottage - Summer 2008 2 Story Cottage with first floor living room, housekeeping kitchen with all dinnerwear, untensils, coffee and teas, provided. Second floor has bedroom, beautifully redone bathroom and door out to private deck. Summer Kitchen Cottage is only 50 feet from the Inn and rates include breakfast in the main Inn Dining Room.