The Inn at Vineyards Crossing

A lovely spot for a getaway! It’s charming and staff very nice. A really a beautiful spot and the food was good but not hot, so make sure you ask them or it will arrive luke warm. Otherwise, No complaints and definitely worth the trip

We continue to be blown away by the inn’s lux comfort and Randy and Zoe’s superb hospitality. We had an excellent French style 3 course dinner prepared by Randy in the inn Saturday night. Although we enjoy going to the handful of good restaurants in the area for lunch, it’s nice to avoid the scary hills driving at night and have a great home cooked meal. It was comparably priced to a good restaurant, but unlike a restaurant, the inn charges for wine (a great selection of local wineries) pretty close to what you’d pay buying directly from the wineries, not 200−300% markup like most restaurants. He paired our meal with a great Philip Carter wine (the Corotoman), and it couldn’t be a more relaxed evening. To schedule Randy, just email the inn well in advance to make sure he isn’t already booked, because he is in high demand. They used to require 4 for more people, but they now allow you to book him even for a dinner for two. Since we are club members at Philip Carter winery, whose owner is also a co-​owner of the inn, we get a free PC bottle with every stay at the inn, so our wine with dinner was FREE!

My wife and I saw a Living Social Deal for this B&B and the reviews seemed pretty good so we gave it a shot. The deal came with a wine tasting of Phillip Carter Winery which was a lot of fun. The Bed and Breakfast was a different story though.
The B&B structure is beautiful with an incredible history. When we arrived we found the innkeeper and groundskeeper/​chef to be very nice but learned that the innkeeper leaves at 5 PM and there was no management after that time. As a result, my wife and I later that evening had to drive 30 minute to Target to get toilet paper (because they only gave us ½ roll), water, and snacks because Hume, VA is in the middle of nowhere. Wifi in our room was almost non-​existent (one bar on the cell phone). The big bath towel they gave us smelled moldy so we had to ask for another one.
The next morning none of the guests, including us, had hot water and neither innkeeper not the groundskeeper/​chef could tell us what was wrong but they said they’d look into it. My wife and I went to Shenandoah River State Park to hike and when we got back in the late afternoon went to take a dip in the pool. The pool was dirty and the grounds around the pool were unkempt. I had to skim the pool myself and we asked the groundskeeper to turn on the jacuzzi and he did but he also unintentionally started draining it. I alerted them before the water dipped below the water intakes so the motor wouldn’t burn out.
When we went to dry ourselves of with the pool towels we found they they too smelled moldy so we dried in the sun. We finally went upstairs to get our shower and still no hot water! That was it, we had enough. We left out of frustration (even though we had another night) and went to the Marriott Courtyard in Winchester and took a nice hot shower and went out for a nice meal 10 minutes away in downtown Winchester.

The innkeeper made our experience memorable and the breakfast was wicked good. We stayed in the oldest room in the house which was large and authentic. Great stay.

My wife and I prepaid for a suite at The Inn at Vineyards Crossing for a lovely Memorial Day weekend getaway. However, when we arrived at the Inn, the innkeeper said she had no record of our reservation, and they were fully booked… never-​mind that they had had our money for almost three months.
Double booked on Memorial Day weekend.
We drove three hours on a Friday afternoon, and we were left out in the cold… well, actually it was quite warm, but you get the idea.
The innkeeper was of virtually no help. She even said, «Yea, I just took this place over a few months ago, and this has happened a few times.» The cherry on top was that it took over a week, and a reminder from me, to get our refund. Extremely unprofessional from front to back.
I would recommend everyone proceed with caution when booking a room here.

Hands down 5 star experience. Husband and I came here for a quick getaway from the DMV hustle and bustle and truly had a wonderful experience. We arrived late on a Friday eve and we’re greeted by a nice note from the in keeper Jillian with lots of details on the inn and where to fine the tasty wine options. We stayed in the Commonwealth suite which I’d reccomend if you are looking for privacy and genuine old world charm because the suite is the only sleeping quarters seperate from the other rooms and in the original tavern which is over 200 years old with many original artifacts and flooring etc. The bed was soft and cozy, shower was warm, sitting area was cozy and all updated. The breakfast was good and made fresh with local farm goods. Jillian was a peach and very helpful in planning our daily excursion. The property also has a hot tub and pool which werent open but looked like like a good time. Totally worth the time and money. We look forward to visiting again I’m the fall.

Not worth the price! These rooms should be selling at $ 79, not $ 250! What a joke — dirty bathrooms with old guest hairs and spotted toilet seats, stains on bed linens and towels, carpet stains, dusty and dirty tile in the bathroom. This is supposed to luxury? Do not be fooled, it is not. Wine welcome reception? You meant the 2 oz. pour? Gourmet breakfast? Try SKIMPY and CHEAP! Photo’s online are misleading and old, not representing what you truly get when you stay. I was sent to Philip Carter winery which is also apparently owned by same ownership but the wine was terrible and over priced and was fed some BS story about their history and reputation. Want great wine? try Linden Cellars. Skip the Inn at Vineyards Crossing and book your stay at Salamander in Middleburg, VA for a luxury experience for the same price this Inn is charging.

WOW! What a GREAT place to visit and dine or stay for a weekend.
We stayed here last year for a couple of nights and had such a great time and enjoyed the hospitality and food so much that we brought a large group of friends back and asked the chef/​owner to prepare a dinner for us, which he did.
The dinner was fabulous! Service was perfect, just as nice as the first visit and prices are very fair.
The location is gorgeous and VERY historic. Their old Barbee’s Tavern inside the Inn is a place you must see and spend some time in!
We look forward to coming back!

I had a fantastic stay at Inn — this is not your typical B&B, it is way above in terms of food quality, service, and overall hospitality!

Looking forward to a nice and relaxing October weekend in Virginia wine country, the Inn was certainly a great place to stay while exploring the wineries in Hume, VA.
Upon our arrival, Josh, the General Manager, welcomed us with a small cheese and meat plate (which we saved for later after exploring some wineries). He was extremely accommodating and helpful in recommending wineries in the area.
We stayed in the Cobbler Hunt Loft. Our room, and especially the bathroom, was very clean and well kept. The bed is a king, and so it fit 2 people quite comfortably. There was enough room for our bags, and enough natural light through our windows.
The Inn was very close to a number of wineries, and we were able to visit 3 before they closed for the evening. The drive from the Inn to the wineries was quite scenic, and I loved that we were able to take in the beauty of the Blue Ridge mountains.
My favorite part of the experience was enjoying a glass of wine under the stars. Currently living the city, all you see at night are some glimmers of light through the nightly purple haze. At the Inn, we were able to sit out back, take in the greatness of all of the stars and constellations, and just relax.
For breakfast, we had shirred eggs, local bacon, fresh baked biscuits, fruit, and yogurt, prepared by Josh. I was in heaven appreciating the freshness of the ingredients and everything was absolutely delicious.
I would most certainly recommend the Inn for anybody who is planning on exploring the wineries in Hume. I plan on staying there the next time we go wine tasting in Hume.