The Jackson Rose Bed & Breakfast

We are a retired career military couple who travel extensively and prefer to lodge in B & Bs. As history buffs--teacher and writer--to spend the night in the very room where Stonewall Jackson penned letters to his wife meant stepping back in time. The on-site hosts, Deborah and Phillip, made our brief stay in Harper's Ferry memorable as well. Without hesitation we recommend the Jackson Rose. Texas Travelers

The Jackson Rose was first class! The room was beautiful and amazingly kept. The service was superb and we couldn't say enough about the breakfasts! They were outstanding!! This was definitely worth every penny. We would recommend this B&B to anyone. We were 125% satisfied and can't wait to go back.

If you are going to Harpers Ferry for a historic tour, this is the place to stay. Absolutely gorgeouse decor. The food was excellent and the extra little bits of hospitality like the lemonad and cookies sin the afternoon and the cd they offered to lend us on our trip to Antietam just added to the overall experience. Wonderful hosts. Good location and beautiful rooms.

The Jackson Rose is very charming. Deb and Phil were wonderful!

What a wonderful stay! Really enjoyed the B&B- especially Deb's delightful and delicious breakfasts!

We enjoyed the Jackson Rose, where Stonewall Jackson spent time during the Civil war. A lot of history there and in Harper's Ferry.

Very comfortable place to relax and read about Harpers Ferry history. Awesome French Toast...could use no-slip mats in tub.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Jackson Rose Bed & Breakfast. The owners were very friendly and accommodating, and the house has been meticulously cared-for. We would highly recommend this inn to anyone.

This beautiful, interesting B&B provides comfortable surroundings while offering guest a slice of important American History. The food is fabulous and the hosts are incredibly gracious.

My husband and I had the pleasure of staying at The Jackson Rose in April 2008. We wanted to visit Harpers Ferry and the surrounding Civil War battlefields, including Antietam. Our stay was wonderful and we are so glad we found this B&B listed in the book _1,000 Places To See Before You Die (USA)_. It turned out to be a perfect, restful home base for us. What a special treat to stay in the same lovely room used by Stonewall Jackson and mentioned in his own writings! Our charming young hosts were warm and very friendly -- yet at the same time, totally unobtrusive and allowed my husband and me plenty of privacy to relax and reconnect. They really know what they’re doing and get all those small details right that set a truly great B&B apart from all the others: from greeting these weary travelers with a late snack, to the delicious full breakfasts in front of the fire with soft music, to the super plush towels, and so much more. Having stayed at other historical B&B’s, we were especially pleased with the Jackson Rose’s modern amenities and impeccable cleanliness. For less than the price of many standard “cookie cutter” highway hotels, you can enjoy this memorable and unique B&B. We highly recommend this one!

This beautiful, interesting B&B provides comfortable surroundings while offering guests a slice of important American history. The food is fabulous and the hosts are incedibly gracious.

History comes alive in a setting equal to none - you almost feel "stonewall" Jacksons presence in the room. Highly recommend you check it out.

We stayed at the beautiful historic Jackson Rose and had the room Stonewall Jackson used as his HQ in 1861. For $110! Period antiques, scrumptious breakfast, wine and beer on check-in. This inn far exceeded our expectations! The best!

After a lengthy trip, we were more than ready for the kind of homestyle hospitality offered by Deb and Phil. They are so congenial and welcoming. The house is beautifully restored and kept, and our breakfast was lovely. If only the town of Harper's Ferry had dining to match this excellent B&B! We highly recommend Jackson Rose with dinner at the Stone Soup Bistro in Shepardstown.