Creek Crossing Farm at Chappelle Hill B&B

My wife and I stayed here for our anniversary weekend and loved it! We live just 30 minutes away from the B&B but wanted a weekend away where we could hit some wineries and nice restaurants. We loved the home, furnishings and décor. The grounds are awesome and the location is perfect. Barbara is wonderful and cooks a great breakfast! We will return!

This is an amazingly charming B&B. The lands are beautiful and have a lot of history. We came here for a business trip and I was thoroughly entertained. After staying at many boring hotels, this was a welcome departure.
It was very much like staying at your favorite aunt’s house. There is not an en suite bathroom, the chickens and pets run free, and the food is delicious.
The floors are creaky but the house was originally built in the 1770s, with add-​ones built since then. The house is spacious and and filled with interesting furniture and decorative pieces.
Take the time to walk the land and, if possible, be sure to speak to the proprietor (Barbara) about the history. Fascinating!
Don’t miss the waffles in the morning or the homemade banana bread.
Open yourself up to the experience and enjoy your time here. I’ll definitely be back — I hope to bring my family with me.

My boyfriend and I stayed at this B&B for two nights. We ended up paying about $ 300 (incl. taxes). The B&B was definitely not worth $ 300 for two nights.
The woman who runs the place, Barbara, is a lively, welcoming whirlwind of a woman who talks a mile a minute about everything. When we got there she was out with the hens. We almost left because we weren’t sure we were at the right place. If you think there’s any kind of entrance area or front desk type area — this is not the place for it. It is literally someone’s home. Every door we peeked into went straight into the house. We thought we were trespassing. But, no! This is it!
The house itself is huge. And chaotic. Barbara seems to be addicted to buying antiques and antique furniture so that every nook and cranny is filled with stuff. In our room alone there were two queen sized beds, along with several small tables, chairs, and two chests of drawers.
If you have issues with pets, this place will also give you problems because there are several cats and at least one dog wandering around on the property and also inside the house.
There are no locks on the doors, either to our room or the bathroom. Since we had to leave our room and go through the hallway to get to the bathroom, we were never sure whether it was «our» bathroom or whether others were using it as well. The others in the house were Barbara’s son and her carpenter, who was staying while he was fixing up one of the sheds.
Breakfast was served in the kitchen at the kitchen table. Barbara made waffles and sausage one day and pancakes and sausage the second. The food was really good, I’ll have to say that!
All in all, I’d say this is probably a great place for a small family to stay. There are chickens, cats, dogs, and there’s lots of room for kids to run around and plenty to discover. We wanted a romantic, quiet weekend to ourselves and this was definitely not really the place for it. We couldn’t relax completely feeling like we were distant relatives staying at someone’s house. Even though we were welcome to sit in some of the other rooms, it felt odd to. Barbara was very warm and friendly («Come back and visit me sometime!») but nevertheless, the fact that we felt like we were intruding on someone’s personal space rather than were staying at an established hotel/bed&breakfast made it an experience we probably wouldn’t repeat. Especially not at $ 150/​night.

has spot on reivews of this B&B. I won’t be staying there again but you will be able to get a better impression of the place from tripadvisor.

Shhhh… I have a secret for you Unilocalers out there.
Want to get away from the run of the mill? Need to relax, unwind and de-​stress? Like Leesburg, and the area up near Purcellville? But not sure where to stay?
Well, here is a hint… my wife, daughter and I visited Barbara the owner of Creek Crossing Farm at Chappelle Hill, and I promised I’d make a «5 Star» rating for her, Joel and her chickens.
We arrived recently for a couple of nights stay, and Barbara and Tripper (her Jack Russel pup) met us at the drive to say hello and welcome us like family. She introduced us to the house– and what a house it is. Built in the late 1700’s, this farmhouse has all the modern necessities — and we started to relax immediately. The photos and the entire house are just amazing. We took our meals in the kitchen, because it just felt like being a part of the family.
Her son Joel stopped in about the time the tour ended, and offered to bring in our bags from the car — even though it was obvious that he had had a long, long day. We said we’d bring them in ourselves, and he smiled and nodded — and started talking about his day. See… You’re immediately part of the family, and the stories will start to flow. You can’t make this stuff up… its just the way it is from the moment you arrive… and stays that way until you leave.
Life… and moments like this… are priceless.
Then Barbara makes the breakfasts herself, from fresh eggs from the brood of chickens in her hen house. The meals are «all you can eat» — and the food is delicious and plentiful. All local foods too, from the bacon, to the ham, to the bread — to the fresh coffee cake Barbara made that morning. She’ll even tell you about the foxes, deer, raccoons and hawks… all of which she has had to protect her farm from.
The house grounds have a small fish pond, and lots of grassy room to run around in — which was great for our seventeen month old daughter. We sat out in the field one night and enjoyed a local bottle of wine, with some cheese — as the sun sat over the blueberry fields.
Oh did that feel good…
If you’re really nice, Barbara will even show you the new Grand Piano that she just got… and she plays so well… you’ll feel so good inside. And she never seems to slow down, and is always interested in making your stay a good one. And she knows the neighborhood, and all the good gossip too… and knows what to and what not to say.
Price is very good, as are the location, the rooms, and the décor.
Bottom Line: «ABOVE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.» And tell Barbara that you saw the review on Unilocal,so she can give you a proper welcome.
«God bless you, Barbara… we had a great time! See you and Joel soon we hope!»