Lodging

Lodging

The Stanardsville area offers a wide variety of accommodations for a weekend tour or extended vacation, ranging from historic Victorian-style inns to rustic cabins, country vacation homes, mountain cottages, formal apartments, and including the unusual options of a yurt, tree house, or caboose.  All feature beautiful settings in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains or overlook river valleys and luscious pasture in Greene County.

Barn at Edgewood Farm

The newly constructed wedding / event Barn at Edgewood Farm offers two fully furnished one-bedroom loft apartments, accessed by a stairway.  Each apartment has its own separate entrance with a private sundeck and views of surrounding pastureland and mountains.  Guests are welcome to explore the farm and woodlands, and fish in the well-stocked pond.  The Barn is located near the owners’ farm house at 1017 Beazley Rd. in Stanardsville.  Host Julie Winslow can be contacted by clicking website above.

Cair Paravel Farmstead

This unique property offers a variety of lodging 2,000 feet up in the Blue Ridge Mountains on Pocossan Mountain Rd., a few miles west of Stanardsville.  Lodging choices include a mountain yurt, an Airstream tree house, an 1,100 sqft woodland house that sleeps eight, and the lower level of the main farmhouse with greenhouse attached.  Contact owner Whitt Ledford at airbnb link above.

Chesley Creek Cabins

Located in Dyke at 2390 Brokenback Mountain Rd., the Chesley Creek offers four romantic cabins nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge.  Contact owner Chuck Swinney at 866-709-9292 or 434-985-3594.

Fairhill Farm Country Vacation Rentals

Fairhill Farm offers the luxury of unique vacation properties, a private country house and two cottages, overlooking 300 acres of picturesque South River Valley in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains near Stanardsville.  Host Ambassador Alton Keel can be reached at 434-985-9504.

The Lafayette Inn and Restaurant

Occupies one of the most historic buildings in Stanardsville, located at 146 Main Street.  The handsome three-story brick building with wrap-around porch was built in 1841 and has served many uses over the years, including a hospital during the Civil War.  It is now a B&B offering six luxury suites with private entrance and bathroom.   Owners Alan and Kaye Pyle “invite you and your family to write your own history, creating treasured memories at The Lafayette.”  Contact Alan or Kaye at 434-985-6345.

Lydia Cabins

Lydia Mountain Cabins offers secluded log cabins and upscale rustic charm in the mountains four miles west of Stanardsville.  Weddings are scheduled nearly every weekend at the mountain-top Pavilion with gorgeous views of the South River valley.   The office is located at 426 Mountain Laurel Pass in Lydia. Contact manager, Tina Dean, at 434-531-5580, or e-mail info@lydiamountainlodge.com.