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"I had an excellent stay. The staff was polite and friendly and the room was clean."

"Very friendly and helpful staff, good value for money and easy to find"

"Great property in a perfect location. Very clean, spacious, and comfortable."

"Everything was nice for the price"

"Very large suite in lower level of older building. Separate entrance off of back parking lot. Two reserved parking spaces right near back door made it very convenient. Did I mention how large the suite is? Nicely renovated, very large modern bathroom. Painted concrete floor with throw rugs, so bring slippers. Great location at the end of Davis Street so we could easily walk out and enjoy the nice stores, fun restaurants. Next to the historic visitor center and museum."

"Beautiful comfortable room with porch swing for afternoon and late evening relaxing. Tasty breakfast. Beer/ale tasting room in the basement. Thornton River walk steps away. Innkeepers Sherrie and Kevin do it all. We had a wonderful time there and will come back. "

"Lovely boutique hotel in an older well decorated home. always stay here when in Culpeper "

"The room smelled like mold and cigarettes even though it was supposed to be nonsmoking, the walls are so thin that any conversation a person in a neighboring room is having can be heard. And the only heat source was some kind of AC wall unit that literally started smoking when turned on. When I told the owner about the fire hazard he completely dismissed me and actually laughed at my concern. Do not stay here."

"Wonderful B and B, owners/operators went out of thier way to make us feel comfortable. Beautiful, quiet and peaceful setting with a great view of Old Rag mountain!"

"Lovely property, nice breakfast, clean and all in good condition. I found the stay a little awkward in that we entered an open front door, texted the host as instructed and received no response - it felt a little ‘Home Alone’ ish. I recommend for couples, for a real get away and for the pretty Victorian style decor. Thank you to Stephen the Proprietor. "