Country hospitality at the Hummingbird Inn

Surrounding Area

Sitting on an acre of landscaped grounds and bordered by a wide trout stream, the Hummingbird Inn is located in the little railroad town of Goshen, northwest of historic Lexington, at the western edge of the Shenandoah Valley. Close to Goshen Pass, a spectacular rocky gorge, you'll find fishing, hiking, antiquing, and lovely countryside to explore. Robert E. Lee Chapel, Stonewall Jackson House, and other historic sites in Lexington, Staunton and Warm and Hot Springs, as well as an herb farm, a working grist mill, and a small vineyard are popular spots to visit. Theater and music abound in the area.

Accommodations

An 1853 Carpenter Gothic villa, the first rooms of the Hummingbird Inn were actually constructed in 1780. Five spacious guestrooms, four with queen beds, one with a king-sized bed, have private baths, some with jacuzzis. The inn is furnished with antiques, and all rooms feature air-conditioners, ceiling fans, fireplaces or stoves, and natural cotton linens. Plentiful common areas include the rustic den with wood fireplace, a large living room, a solarium, and a spacious dining room. Wrap-around verandas on the first and second floors offer lovely views of the gardens, and in the summertime the hummingbirds will keep you amused. A deck overlooking the stream next to the barn out back is a relaxing place to spend the afternoon, or a place to visit with friends in front of the outdoor fireplace in the evening.

Rooms/Suites

Five graciously-sized guestrooms offer ample space for a couple to get away and spend some time together. A third person can be accommodated in any of the rooms, if necessary. All rooms have gas or electric fireplaces and modern private baths, some with whirlpool tubs. Antique furnishings with modern conveniences make the inn a comfortable retreat for those looking to relax.

Amenities

Two rooms have Jacuzzi tubs with showers; one room has a large double-headed shower. All rooms have working fireplaces. There is a satellite TV with VCR and DVD player in the den, which also has the only fireplace in the house that still burns wood. A great place to gather on cold winter evenings. A portable phone is available. Casual candlelight dinner available on Saturdays, four courses, wine, $90 per couple. Light dinners available Friday nights, $50 per couple. All dinners must be reserved atleast 48 hours in advance.

Services Offered

In room massage, romance and special occasion packages, picnic lunches, all available when reserved in advance.

Restrictions

No smoking indoors, but smokers are welcome on the verandahs and grounds. Well-behaved dogs are welcome with prior arrangements in a room with direct outside access. Please call to discuss your pet. We are unable to accommodate young children, but children 12 and older who are comfortable in an adult setting are welcome.

Rates & Availability

$120 - $150 weekdays, $130 - $160 weekends. $135 - $165 holidays and October weekends. $25 charge per night for third person. $25 charge per visit for dog in room. Reservations required. Two-night minimum on weekends and three-night minimum on certain holidays.

Directions

From I-64 at Exit 43: Rt 780 North to Goshen. Left on Rt. 39 into town. Stay on Alternate 39 to Goshen Grocery. Cross railroad tracks and immediately turn left onto Wood Lane. Inn is 4th house on right.

Discounts Offered

AARP, Military, Travel Agents, Policemen, Firemen, Teachers