Luray Hotel Guide - 3 stars Hotels in Luray, United States of America

The hotel grounds are beautiful. The staff are some of the Best I have ever had the pleasure of meeting, they truly make you feel welcome. We were given an upgrade to the room we had booked and the room was very nice but there were air conditioning units right outside of our windows so I turned the fan on for our room to help drown the sounds. The interior of the hotel is exquisite, the 3rd floor is a "must see". The pool was nice, but a little on the cool side. If you want to use the hot tub you must request that they turn the heat on at least 30 minutes prior to use. The muffins, coffee and juice make a great start to your day.

This was such a wonderful experience! This was my boyfriend and I first experience with a B and B and we were so impressed! The host Donna was amazing! Her breakfast is fantastic! We both with we had bigger stomachs to finish all of the great food! The hot tub was so romantic outside on the porch which you have access to at anytime of day! The rooms were cozy with a nice big two person jacuzzi tub in the rooms! The only negative was the lack of water pressure in the shower. But that's to be expected im sure in an older Victorian home. The house was very beautiful and quaint! This was a really great little getaway! I highly recommend it!!

Hotel is in great location and liked room and everything about it. Until we tried to sleep. Our room--24--was right above a staff entrance, and they constantly came in and out and door slammed every time, didn't stop until about 11:30 pm, and started back up about 6 am. Ruined our experience.

Friendly and helpful staff rooms were comfortable and clean overall very nice stay close to Murray caverns attraction

Used this resort as a place to stay while on a multi-day motorcycling adventure in the Shenandoah mountains. Very nice, well equiped chalet and well located just off of a golf course. Only critique is that the carpets were fairly worn and should be replaced.

First of all, this hotel is beautiful. Eventually I think it will hold its own against some of Virginia's other boutique hotels (Craddock Terry, Bowling Wilson, Quirk, etc.) but it's not there yet. Parts of the hotel are still under construction, so there is the expected sheet rock and painting dust and no heat in the main downstairs hallway. Our morning showers had to be delayed because there wasn't enough hot water (I hope this is fixed with a hot water heater upgrade of some kind), and the hotel's WiFi did not work. The hotel is also under new management and there was some confusion over the breakfast time. When breakfast was ready, the pastries were ice cold. I think the breakfast delivery method used by Craddock Terry and Bowling Wilson would work well here and be more appropriate to the style of the hotel. It would also be nice if the rooms came with robes and some kind of sound machine as there is quite a bit of street noise as well as a night train. Overall, this hotel has so much potential, but it needs to fix the quirks and finish the growing pains process to be worth the price.