Hotels near Goshen Pass Natural Area Preserve

"Great hotel, but breakfast was better when it was the Robert E. Lee."

"This is our go to stop when traveling north to PA. Very nice place, lovely grounds, great staff! Great rooms and comfy beds."

"breakfast was not that good, place needs an update, looks old and worn"

"Wasn't breakfast was minimal like toast waffles, parking ok"

"Safe neighborhood "

"Beautiful setting nestled in the trees. Nice relaxing pool and spa. Breakfast had many great choices and the staff was super friendly and helpful."

"The hotel was clean and updated. The room itself was also very clean. The front desk staff were very nice and helpful. Breakfast was well stocked and had many options. The parking area was clean and safe. We had a room that faced the back, and it was very quiet and peaceful. I would definitely stay here again."

"Might have rated 4-5, HOWEVER, my wife and I both suffered from several spider bites. We found the spider in our bed crawling on the bottom sheet. When I reported this situation (complete with living spider) the reaction was totally ho hum. No offer to make things right. No apologies. Nothing. A request for new sheets was grudgingly accepted."

"Parking was well lit, close and ample. Our room was very clean, bright and comfortable. While the hotel proper held beautiful elements of it's almost 200 year history, the rooms themselves were basic Hampton Inn variety. It didn't bother us in the least. Breakfast was about what one would expect from a Hampton Inn. I found the choice for kielbasa sausage as a meat option, versus bacon and breakfast sausage, a little odd for breakfast, but it was good. I wish they'd had grits or biscuits and gravy as we were in the South. But overall it was pleasant - good lemon batter waffles and great coffee. We had breakfast on the side patio and a beautiful view of the lawn, trees and distant hills. We had the pleasure of meeting The Colonel, the local celebrity cat too! He's very handsome. The area holds so much rich history with Washington and Lee University and the Virginia Military Institute just down the street. All nestled within the cozy, warm Historic district and the beautiful The Georges. Well worth a visit, just don't expect more than what we experienced and you will be quite happy, we think. "