Over the years, Glen Gordon Manor has hosted members of the British royal family and set the scene for many memorable hunts and balls. Overlooking Shenandoah National Park from 45 acres of pasture, lawns, gardens and parkland. The captivating retreat glories in views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and neighboring farms and vineyards. Tracing its roots to 1833 as a Wells Fargo stagecoach stop, the main house brims with nostalgic settings: a fire-lit entrance hall, a baronial oak hunt room with minstrel gallery, a stone wine cellar, and a charming country kitchen. Guest rooms echo the warm radiance. Luxuriously appointed Glencroft Cottage suites and spacious Gordon Mews House lend further hospitality, along with a sparkling pool and stables. As a guest of Glen Gordon Manor you will have the option of dining in the dining room of the manor house for a full four-course breakfast, or if you prefer we will send breakfast to your room. We have an extensive garden that will provide the seasonal ingredients in your breakfast, as well as fruit trees that still remain from a past orchard. We raise our own organic free range chickens for the eggs that go into the many breakfast creations. What we don’t grow ourselves we procure from local farmers as much as possible.

The award-winning Middleton Inn, circa 1840, is one of Virginia's most elegant country estates, offering Southern graciousness and gentility, acres of scenic meadows and gorgeous views of the mountains in the historic village of Washington, Virginia. It is a short, pleasant stroll along village streets to the world renowned restaurant at the Inn at Little Washington. Middleton has been awarded, for the past 10 years, the prestigious Four Diamond AAA Award for "providing exceptional accommodations, excellent service and an elegant atmosphere." Middleton Inn offers seven accommodations: four in the grand manor house, two in the original 1750 log house and one in the romantic, historic cottage. All accommodations have working fireplaces, private baths, high speed Internet, and most have breathtaking views of the mountains. Middleton Miller, who manufactured the Confederate uniform during the Civil War, built the manor house. Middleton is a member of Select Registry, a group of distinguished inns of North America.