Location:
Hummingbird Inn is located in Goshen, Virginia, which is part of the Shenandoah Valley. Goshen is about 30 minutes north of Lexington and about 90 minutes north of Roanoke.
Guest Rooms:
Five rooms are available at this Virginia bed and breakfast, four with queen-size beds and one with a king-size bed. (They all feature feather beds and down comforters.) All five rooms have private baths and fireplaces, two also have whirlpool baths.
Prince Range:
$140 to $175, double occupancy. Weekend packages including dinners are available at higher rates.
Breakfast:
A full breakfast is served each morning at a specific time, but guests can also choose a continental breakfast anytime. Local produce is used to make breakfast whenever possible. Vegetarian, vegan and special diets can be accommodated.
Special Features:
A library of books and a selection of board games are available for guests at this Virginia bed and breakfast, and the inn provides wireless internet access. Snack basket and fresh flowers are placed in each room. Parking for motorcycles is provided in the inn's barn.
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Innkeeper Interview:
Read an interview with innkeeper Dick Matthews, author of the book Notes from an Innkeeper's Journal.
More About the Hummingbird Inn:
The Hummingbird Inn was originally built in 1780. About 70 years later, in 1853, it was expanded to its current size. Through the years, it has served as a hotel and a lodging house in addition to being a bed and breakfast.
The home still features original pine floors, a working stone fireplace in the den, a solarium and a spacious dining room.
Nearby are Mill Creek (a trout stream) and many miles of trails. Innkeeper Dick Matthews is an experienced hiker and can help you plan a day of exploring nature.
