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Washington, Virginia – 4 hotels and places to stay

Best hotels with breakfast in Washington, Virginia and nearby

Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.0
Superb - What previous guests thought, 11 reviews

Located within 18 km of Pinnacles Viewpoint and 28 km of Luray Caverns, Hopkins Ordinary Bed, Breakfast and Ale Works provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Sperryville.

From US$326.59 per night

What guests said about Washington, Virginia:

10

Washington, Va and nearby Sperryville are cute towns with...

Washington, Va and nearby Sperryville are cute towns with excellent restaurants, nearby wineries and outdoor activities. Visiting Rappahannock County and the towns in it is like being in a time warp- there are NO stoplights in the entire county. There are quaint county farm stands where home grown fruits and veggies are sold. The county has a ‘protected sky’ which is magnificent on a clear night. Churches abound and people don’t worry about crime. People in cars wave when they pass one another. There are probably more cows than people living in the country. The only franchise is the Shell gas station . It’s a precious place to visit!
Guest review by
Anonymous
10

The main attraction in Washington is the Inn at Little...

The main attraction in Washington is the Inn at Little Washington- which the Michelin guide will tell you is “worth a special journey” and I have to agree. You don’t need more than a day or two but if you’re looking to relax away from it all with no cell reception and soak in the gorgeous Virginia countryside- this is the place. Close to many wineries and a perfect spot for stargazing in the evening, I’d recommend Washington to those looking to extend a trip to Shenandoah National Park or take a few days away from the city.
Guest review by
Lauren Millsaps
United States
8.0

Very quiet, laid back town with a few upscale shops,...

Very quiet, laid back town with a few upscale shops, galleries, and places to eat. Nice streets for walking, enjoying the historical buildings and getting a bit of history. Nearby vineyards, antique shops and beautiful views of the mountains.
Guest review by
Erin