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 kitchen on the lower level. Its simple federal style is characteristic of the public houses of that period. Meander among the wild flower gardens, swing under a giant oak or simply sit on the hill and enjoy magnificent panoramic mountain views. Separate from the main building, a two room cottage offers guests that honeymoon-like escape. The cottage was originally the summer kitchen for the Inn.

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Location

  • Location is best described as:
    • Countryside
    • Mountains
    • Small town
    • Wine country
  • Nearest major city: Charlottesville, VA (9 miles South)
  • Directions to property:
    From I-64 take Rt 29 south exactly 8.5 miles. Turn right on Rt 692 Inn is second driveway on right. Only ten minutes to UVa's Scott Stadium and fifteen minutes to Monticello.

Room Rates (USD American Dollars)

All occupancy rates are subject to change
  • State and local taxes may apply
  • Accommodations: 3 Rooms, 2 Suites, 1 Cottage
  • There are 6 guest accommodations (6 with private baths)
  • Double occupancy rate is between $ 119.00 and $ 219.00
  • The rate for each additional person is between $ 20.00 and $ 30.00

Amenities

In Room
  • Air conditioning
  • Bath robes
  • Ceiling fans
  • Fireplace
  • Radio
  • On Site
  • Board games
  • Conference Rooms
  • Library
  • Private entrance
  • Telephone
  • Washer/dryer
  • Wedding Facilities
  • Other Amenitites
  • Refreshments served on arrival, refrigerator available to guests
  • Meals

    • A Full breakfast is included with room rate
    • Breakfast is served in the Dining Room
    • Lunch is available by special request
    • Dinner is available by special request
    • Additional food services included in room rate: Refreshments
    • Special meals available: Low Fat, Restricted, Vegetarian
    • Our signature dish is Baked Apple Pancakes
      Made with apples from the Inn's orchard, when available.

    Policies

    • Minimum stay required (2 night minimum peak season, holidays and UVA events)
    • Smoking is allowed in limited areas (Outdoors)
    • We cannot accommodate guest pets
    • Children are welcome (In Summer Kitchen Cottage only)
    • No childcare is provided
    • Consumption of alcohol is permitted (Bring your own)
    • Deposit amount required (Amount of one night's stay may be required.)
    • Check in time is 3:00 PM and Check out time is 11:00 AM
    • Cancellations:
      Cancellations for weekends will forfeit deposit if room is not rented. All other refunds or credits will be at the Innkeepers discretion.
    • Accepted by the following agencies:
      • Bed & Breakfast Association of Virginia
      • Chamber of Commerce

    Discounts available:
     10%Corporate 
     10%Off Season 

    Innkeepers

    • Innkeeper(s): Jim and Janet Stern
      Former Antique Mall owners and historic home restorers. Jim and Janet have turned their attention to this wonderful early 19th century tavern.
    • The innkeepers speak: English

    Area Attractions

    Antique Shopping, Aquarium, Historical interests, Museum, Nature area, Monticello, Michie Tavern, University of Virginia, Ash-lawn, Picnic area, River, Ski area, Vineyard, Winery

    Onsite or Nearby Activities

    Billiards, Canoeing, Cross-country ski trails, Downhill Skiing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming, Tennis courts

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    Contact Information


    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
    Rates:
    $119 - $219
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    Photo Album

    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.

    Features

    Property Noted For:
    • Antiques/decor
    • Business travel
    • Excellent views
    • Honeymoons
    • Nature
    • Peaceful getaway
    • Romantic escape

    Type:
    • Historic Inn

    Details:
    • Architectural style is Federal
    • Built in 1818
    • Opened for business in 1820
    • Restored / Remodeled in 2003
    • Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
    • Parking available