• Parking (free)
• Audio-visual equipment
• Multiple large conference rooms
• Total number of rooms - 178
• 24-hour front desk

• Air-conditioned public areas
• Restaurant(s) in hotel
• Wedding services
• Smoke-free property

Skyland Resort offers 178 guest rooms ranging from rustic, cozy cabins to the more traditional style rooms. All rooms have coffee/tea makers and clock radios. Majority of traditional rooms have TVs (must be requested at time of booking) and hair dryers. There are no in-room phones but cell phones do receive service. Rooms are accessible via exterior corridors. Amenities available on request include irons/ironing boards and hair dryers. All guest rooms are smoke-free environments.

• Balcony
• Patio
• Access via exterior corridors
• Coffee/tea maker

• Hair dryer (on request)
• Iron/ironing board (on request)
• Clock radio
• Non-smoking only

The Pollock Dining Room serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and is open from early April through late November. Special Easter, Mother’s Day and Thanksgiving brunches are available each season.

2010 ENTERTAINER BIOSShenandoah Valley Cloggers: This group is dedicated to the preservation of Appalachian clogging, a distinctive form of American folk dance, which encompasses many different traditions of step dances with Scottish, English, Dutch and German roots. To entertain a variety of ages, the troupe’s music includes everything from bluegrass, to country, to pop, to old time rock ‘n’ roll. Charlie Maddox: His programs focus on the traditional music of the Appalachian Region and the music of the British Isles. He performs with the following instruments: hammer dulcimer, lap dulcimer, banjo and guitar; and, occasionally, the jaws harp, mouth bow, bones, limberjack, washboard, and washtub.Passage Creek: A vocal trio performing a variety of folk songs, country & western classics, 50's & 60's rock & roll, sing alongs, and tunes from some of Hollywood's finest motion pictures. The group blends their singing with an eclectic mix of 6 & 12 string acoustic guitars, resophonic guitar, mandolins, and electronic keyboard. Lee Blanton: Eclectic classic rock, country, folk and blues. Plays acoustic guitar and harmonica.Resi Linton: Sings w/tracks performs country, bluegrass, top 40, disco, jazz, swing, standards and some originalsDebbie Zinn: Easy Listening, contemporary songs, sing-a-longs, bluegrass, country, classic rock. Plays acoustic guitar.Mike McCray: Modern Folk, Americana, 1960s and 70s influences and originals. Dry Run: Performs easy listening/acoustic rock with a touch of bluegrass. Randy Churchill: His style is an acoustic variety. He performs a mix of classic rock, country, new rock, easy listening, and a handful of originals. Raw Sugar: Carolan & Dennis Deacon are a dynamic acoustic duo performing Rock, Country, Folk, Blues and some Original Contemporary songs. Dennis accompanies Carolan by playing acoustic guitar, harmonica and vocals for some artists like Johnny Cash & Neil Young. Shen Fine: Performing Celtic music with an Appalachian twist, Shen Fine (short for “Shenandoah’s Finest”) plays tunes and songs from Ireland and Scotland as well as contemporary acoustic folk music. Richard Follett: Performs folk music. Song list includes familiar tunes from the 1920’s to the present as well as original compositions. Larry Taylor: Larry offers acoustic entertainment for audiences of all ages a fun and entertaining evening filled with old favorites as well as current tunes.Possum Ridge String Band: Formed in 2002, the band plays old time string music from the southern Appalachian mountains. They also play Irish and Scottish music. Core instruments include fiddle, banjo, guitar, hammered dulcimer, bass, whistles and a didjeridoo.Hi-Horse Cloggers: The Hi-Horse Cloggers performs a traditional style of clogging. Although this style of clogging is slowly giving way to a more modern dance method, some of which is included in their performances, they are striving to keep the traditional style alive.

• Golfing nearby

• Tennis nearby