CAVE HILL FARM BED AND BREAKFAST

We had been driving through bands of torrential rain when we arrived at Cave Hill Farm…total peace, beauty, kindness, history! This is such a beautiful, stately antique colonial home!! We reserved a room that happened to be the bridal suite! The bed had been handcrafted in England (canopy bed!). Such nice hosts who told us all about the home and gave us tokens to use at the farm’s brewery where we had a great dinner later. We took a nice walk past corn fields to see the South Fork of the Shenandoah River, slept well in the quiet setting last night, and woke to a beautiful breakfast served in the dining room. We highly recommend this gentle place in the Shenandoah Valley. It could be a destination all its own or a beautiful surprise along the way as part of a longer trip. It also could be fun for a group of family and friends!! We will be back!

This is an awesome property!! It's on a secluded quiet farm, but it's still very convenient place to stay as it's only 10 minute drive into town and 20 minute drive to Shenandoah National Park. This is a well maintained historic building and they even have a museum in the basement. Enjoyed hanging out on the rocking chairs at night watching fire flies. Unfortunately we only stayed one night and had to leave early so didn't get to partake in the breakfast but the property itself was amazing.

Loved the Bridal Suite and the museum in the basement! Sweet dog living in the house as well!

My husband and I loved our one night stay at the Cave Hill Farm. We received a warm welcome by our host Jordan who gave us a lovely tour of the house and told us about its unique history. The house and the common areas are beautiful. We were in the Gold room, which was spacious, clean, comfortable and had lovely views of the farmlands and mountains. We got an excellent night's sleep. Breakfast was homemade pancakes, bacon, eggs, and fruit. It was delicious. They took special care to mind everyone's dietary concerns and provide alternatives. Other times of the day, you could find tea or coffee, and snacks in the dining area and they also had a communal fridge and filtered water. There are plenty of games available too. We had fun playing Scrabble in the evening. The location is perfect for visiting Skyline Drive or visiting any of the local caverns. Cave Hill Farm also has a sister brewery just a short drive or walk away. We took advantage of that as we arrived on a rainy/foggy night and didn't want to stray too far on the winding country roads. They had a variety of beers and sandwiches, wings, burger type options for dinner. There was also a band and a museum of old farm equipment. We'd highly recommend Cave Hill to anyone in search of a serene home base for visiting the Shenandoah area.

The hosts were very flexible when our schedule for the weekend got disrupted. The property has so much potential but attention to small but important details is needed: - lightbulbs out - doorknob on bathroom door fell off - ceiling vents needed dusting - bedroom rug needed to be vacuumed - no offers of juice, water, butter, jelly at breakfast unless asked (or at least they could have been out or on a sideboard) 5 decks of cards in the common area and 4 were incomplete -scrabble was missing almost all letters - dominoes missing from set - no specific directions for TV in room or common area - benches and swing on grounds were dirty or in disrepair - no bath mat - 2 people, 2 sets of towels, not even 1 extra

This is a true Bed and Breakfast hosted in a historical rich 1800's structure that has been well maintained. The hosts of the venue may our stay delightful and knew much about the building and area history. The breakfast was one that my own Grandmother would have made for me. The room and bed were a welcome respite from other places we had stayed on our journey. All the decor of the structure is period, and you are out in the quiet of farm land. This was an excellent stay.

Cave Hill is a beautiful house, very inviting, hosted by a lovely couple. We sat on a swing in the yard, under the trees. Lots of history to the home and couple who live there. The rooms and bathrooms were very clean and comfortable. We will be going back.

Great property, a pre-Civil War mansion of a working farm. Tons of character, even a small museum in the basement. The area is beautiful, the property well kept, and the room we had was excellent. The best of all was the young couple that manages the property. Nice young people, great hosts. They made us feel welcome. And the breakfast was really great. Would we stay again? You bet! And probably will.

I loved eating breakfast with the other guests and chatting about what we had done the day before and plans for the upcoming day. There's even a brewery associated with this B&B! You can wake up and see cows walking around outside. There is so much history to this house; it felt very special to get to stay here.

Only thing I saw was the blinds were broken and not working well…. Everything else was fabulous Yard needed a bit of a clean up but it’s still freezing outside so guess that happens in warmer weather. The brewery on the farm was great… good food and bear.

This is a beautiful house and somebody spent a lot of love and attention on the decor. It's the small things that mean this wasn't a really outstanding stay - a little bit of dust in the bedroom corners, the filtered water that wasn't refilled overnight, the unripe mango in the breakfast fruit. Nothing that would stop me going back.

Nice stay. The rooms were very clean along with the bathroom. Easy entry and responsive host when we arrived later than planned. About the only thing that can improve is the food service.

I have stayed here many times before and it was great but it must be under new management because it was really terrible this time and I won't be returning. Instead of a gourmet breakfast served each morning by a friendly couple, we got an empty cold dining room with bagels and muffins wrapped in plastic on the counter and a kurig machine ... so so disappointing. Also plastic forks and spoons and paper plates and cups....unbelievable. Room was cold and the thermostat in the corridor was locked and password protected. Landlady had the TV beneath our room (Gold) blasting until 1.30am.... really! We used to consider the house "quaint" with all of the furnishings but honestly it's just so dirty and God knows the last time anything was cleaned. Bathroom was dirty, door knob fell off several times, multiple lightbulbs not working, heater in the room was inadequate, toilet leaking. I booked for three nights but left after two, I just couldn't take it any longer and went home early. I will not be returning but hope this review will warn "regular" visitors that it's not the same and has really gone downhill.....just sad and did I mention disappointing.

Very hospitable staff. Clean, quiet and homey environment. Good breakfast. I would stay there again

Everything was clean. Fortunately, we were greeted at check-in. That said, no one was responsive to our needs after calling two different phone numbers (until we had left the premises). The coffee & tea were not available due to a blown fuse. Since we wanted to leave earlier than 10am (breakfast served only at 9am), we did not receive breakfast. Accommodations for our needs were not made.

Check in was good. Room was clean and comfortable. Noticed lots of dust buildup on the return air vent that should be tended to. The breakfast was not that good. Scrambled eggs were cold. Small, overcooked dry piece of ham and a warmed up bagel that wasn’t sliced. Berries served with the meal were delicious. The girl serving us breakfast was not very personable and seemed like she didn’t want to be there. The grounds outside need a lot of work, especially with trimming shrubs,etc. First impressions are everything, and noticed all of the walkway lights that were either broken, falling over, or completely laying on the ground. Beautiful home overall but the work outside around the house would go a long way.

The property was decorated well for the time period. Bed was comfortable and breakfasts were great. Tried to take a jacuzzi tub but once I turned the jets on, dirt, mildew and bugs shot out so most likely no one is cleaning out the jets regularly. The blind was broken so we had a hard time letting in any natural light. The person running the inn seemed distracted and didn't share much in terms of what the amenities were or how the breakfast service worked. Coffee was lukewarm unless you made your own Keurig which was backed up with 6 guests trying to get coffee all at once. Could be a great spot rather than average with just a few tweaks.

This will be a great B&B when it is ready. The inside is in reasonably good shape but the outside needs much work. When we arrived the yard had not even been mowed. The windows were dirty. The steps are in disrepair. The management does not have it together yet They do have a neat museum in the basement..

The hosts were very flexible when our schedule for the weekend got disrupted. The property has so much potential but attention to small but important details is needed: - lightbulbs out - doorknob on bathroom door fell off - ceiling vents needed dusting - bedroom rug needed to be vacuumed - no offers of juice, water, butter, jelly at breakfast unless asked (or at least they could have been out or on a sideboard) 5 decks of cards in the common area and 4 were incomplete -scrabble was missing almost all letters - dominoes missing from set - no specific directions for TV in room or common area - benches and swing on grounds were dirty or in disrepair - no bath mat - 2 people, 2 sets of towels, not even 1 extra

Only thing I saw was the blinds were broken and not working well…. Everything else was fabulous Yard needed a bit of a clean up but it’s still freezing outside so guess that happens in warmer weather. The brewery on the farm was great… good food and bear.

This is a beautiful house and somebody spent a lot of love and attention on the decor. It's the small things that mean this wasn't a really outstanding stay - a little bit of dust in the bedroom corners, the filtered water that wasn't refilled overnight, the unripe mango in the breakfast fruit. Nothing that would stop me going back.

I have stayed here many times before and it was great but it must be under new management because it was really terrible this time and I won't be returning. Instead of a gourmet breakfast served each morning by a friendly couple, we got an empty cold dining room with bagels and muffins wrapped in plastic on the counter and a kurig machine ... so so disappointing. Also plastic forks and spoons and paper plates and cups....unbelievable. Room was cold and the thermostat in the corridor was locked and password protected. Landlady had the TV beneath our room (Gold) blasting until 1.30am.... really! We used to consider the house "quaint" with all of the furnishings but honestly it's just so dirty and God knows the last time anything was cleaned. Bathroom was dirty, door knob fell off several times, multiple lightbulbs not working, heater in the room was inadequate, toilet leaking. I booked for three nights but left after two, I just couldn't take it any longer and went home early. I will not be returning but hope this review will warn "regular" visitors that it's not the same and has really gone downhill.....just sad and did I mention disappointing.

The women running the B&B were really nice and welcoming. The rooms were decorated in history and the furnishings were very comfortable. Would visit again!

Great breakfast, beautiful room and property.

Unique house from 1830. Big, nice rooms with antique furniture. With you are looking for quite unique place that is the place. Very friendly and helpful staff

My husband and I loved our one night stay at the Cave Hill Farm. We received a warm welcome by our host Jordan who gave us a lovely tour of the house and told us about its unique history. The house and the common areas are beautiful. We were in the Gold room, which was spacious, clean, comfortable and had lovely views of the farmlands and mountains. We got an excellent night's sleep. Breakfast was homemade pancakes, bacon, eggs, and fruit. It was delicious. They took special care to mind everyone's dietary concerns and provide alternatives. Other times of the day, you could find tea or coffee, and snacks in the dining area and they also had a communal fridge and filtered water. There are plenty of games available too. We had fun playing Scrabble in the evening. The location is perfect for visiting Skyline Drive or visiting any of the local caverns. Cave Hill Farm also has a sister brewery just a short drive or walk away. We took advantage of that as we arrived on a rainy/foggy night and didn't want to stray too far on the winding country roads. They had a variety of beers and sandwiches, wings, burger type options for dinner. There was also a band and a museum of old farm equipment. We'd highly recommend Cave Hill to anyone in search of a serene home base for visiting the Shenandoah area.

We loved every minute of our three day stay at Cave Hill Farm Bed & Breakfast. Our room was clean and beautifully decorated. Our room had a bathroom and fireplace as well. The mountain views are amazing and the B&B is close to many wineries, breweries, antique shops, caverns, Shenandoah National Park, etc. The best part is the incredible breakfast that Jordan prepared every morning. I can't wait to return! Such a special place!

We absolutely love our 5 nights stay here at this beautiful 1830 farmhouse B&B. It is in the middle of a farming community, so quiet and serene, the perfect place to rest and relax after our days of hiking at the Shenandoah Park. Kyle and Jordan, the innkerpers are very attentive and accommodating to our needs/ requests Jordan prepares very hearthy and nutritious and delicious breakfasts, my fave was the avocado toast with egg. We chose the bridal room for the jacuzzi which was perfect to soak after an all day hike. It's also at the corner of the manor which was quiet and has view from each side.

Only thing I saw was the blinds were broken and not working well…. Everything else was fabulous Yard needed a bit of a clean up but it’s still freezing outside so guess that happens in warmer weather. The brewery on the farm was great… good food and bear.

This is a delightfully quiet B&B located in farm country. It's close to restaurants in the local community and is only 25 minutes from even more in Harrisonburg. The hosts are wonderful and the breakfast was sumptuous. The room was exceptionally comfortable. We will definitely return!

Nice stay. The rooms were very clean along with the bathroom. Easy entry and responsive host when we arrived later than planned. About the only thing that can improve is the food service.

Very hospitable staff. Clean, quiet and homey environment. Good breakfast. I would stay there again

I really appreciate Rachel who welcomed me and made sure to know what time I was coming in to accommodate me. The room, house, and area were so beautiful. The breakfast was stellar as well, and I was able to take some food to go. Rachel was more than welcoming and was great to have conversation with. My bed was so comfortable & the gold room was gorgeous.

We were not impressed with this place. From the sour welcome (the hostess didn’t even bother introducing herself), to the strict rules (breakfast at 9am - if you need to leave earlier, you lose it. If you arrive later, it’s already getting cold on the table), to the room - full of tchotchkes but missing the basics: a trash can, a non-leaking bath tub, a tissue box, replacement towels (since there’s no service.) To cap it all, on the second day we dutifully went down at 9am to find an empty dinner table, a locked kitchen and bewildered guests wondering where breakfast was. We and the other guests had to call the owner only to hear that breakfast would not be served since “the cook is sick”. None of us was notified about it, contrary to what we were told on the phone. I understand people get sick, but the owner should have a backup plan, maybe show up with some snacks, or at a minimum show up and explain the situation. These owners simply do not care. You can find better places. The rooms are spacious, the heating is good and the bed was comfortable. This can be so, so much better.

Everything was clean. Fortunately, we were greeted at check-in. That said, no one was responsive to our needs after calling two different phone numbers (until we had left the premises). The coffee & tea were not available due to a blown fuse. Since we wanted to leave earlier than 10am (breakfast served only at 9am), we did not receive breakfast. Accommodations for our needs were not made.

The innkeepers , Jordan and Kyle are just wonderful. They’re so welcoming, conversant, and knowledgeable about the surrounding area and what’s available.

I liked the place and location. The owners never were around, we would have liked to been able to meet them briefly. The landscape hadn’t been card for in a while. The room was wonderful and felt like a step back in time some. The breakfasts were excellent and filling.

Lovely place- rich with history. They have antiques which are >100 years old. Staff are very friendly and responsive. Would definitely stay again.

Amazing attention to detail, service was impeccable.

We made a reservation here because we were attending a wedding the following day. Upon check-in, we met Brittany. Unfortunately, she had an accident that caused her to be on crutches. She explained to us that she would not be able to supply the Hardy breakfast, that usually is associated with other bed-and-breakfast, and that we could have a choice of store-bought, bagels and croissants, muffins, and there was Keurig coffee. All this was cafeteria style. I asked if there would be some adjustment to the daily rate for the two days that we were there. She hesitated, and then said she would check with her husband . That was 5 o’clock on the Friday we checked in and the first time and the last time we ever saw Brittany again even though we were in and out of the house multiple times. When we left on Sunday and checked out at 10:30 AM, nobody was there, so we just dropped our key off at the desk and left. She had never gotten back to us one way or the other after checking with her husband. We have been to many bed-and-breakfast and enjoy that stay over hotels/motels. Mostly because of the homelike feeling, the opportunity to meet new people , and to share in the history of the place where we’re staying. Usually, the big highlight of the stay is the outstanding breakfasts we have had at other residence. It’s such a convenient and great way to start your day of adventure. Since it cost us an additional $100.00 for breakfast both days, we will not be returning.

This is an awesome property!! It's on a secluded quiet farm, but it's still very convenient place to stay as it's only 10 minute drive into town and 20 minute drive to Shenandoah National Park. This is a well maintained historic building and they even have a museum in the basement. Enjoyed hanging out on the rocking chairs at night watching fire flies. Unfortunately we only stayed one night and had to leave early so didn't get to partake in the breakfast but the property itself was amazing.

Fabulous historic property in a stunning setting (gorgeous sunset & sunrise with the backdrop of the mountains). 5th generation owners who have honoured their family history in the decor. Jordan & Kyle were very welcoming & helpful. Jordan catered for an allergy at breakfast. Homemade waffles, eggs & bacon were perfect. We wish we could have altered our plans to add another night just to enjoy the property. Highly recommend.

Beautiful, nicely appointed B&B in quiet and convenient location. The hosts were welcoming and served a delicious breakfast.

My husband and I loved our one night stay at the Cave Hill Farm. We received a warm welcome by our host Jordan who gave us a lovely tour of the house and told us about its unique history. The house and the common areas are beautiful. We were in the Gold room, which was spacious, clean, comfortable and had lovely views of the farmlands and mountains. We got an excellent night's sleep. Breakfast was homemade pancakes, bacon, eggs, and fruit. It was delicious. They took special care to mind everyone's dietary concerns and provide alternatives. Other times of the day, you could find tea or coffee, and snacks in the dining area and they also had a communal fridge and filtered water. There are plenty of games available too. We had fun playing Scrabble in the evening. The location is perfect for visiting Skyline Drive or visiting any of the local caverns. Cave Hill Farm also has a sister brewery just a short drive or walk away. We took advantage of that as we arrived on a rainy/foggy night and didn't want to stray too far on the winding country roads. They had a variety of beers and sandwiches, wings, burger type options for dinner. There was also a band and a museum of old farm equipment. We'd highly recommend Cave Hill to anyone in search of a serene home base for visiting the Shenandoah area.

The farm house is older but clean. It’s a nice setting, very peaceful. The property manager is very helpful and courteous. The farm location is convenient to the Shenandoah National Park.

We loved every minute of our three day stay at Cave Hill Farm Bed & Breakfast. Our room was clean and beautifully decorated. Our room had a bathroom and fireplace as well. The mountain views are amazing and the B&B is close to many wineries, breweries, antique shops, caverns, Shenandoah National Park, etc. The best part is the incredible breakfast that Jordan prepared every morning. I can't wait to return! Such a special place!

Truly wonderful staff, picturesque location, and easy access to Shenandoah. Will come back here again for any trip to Shenandoah.

Very cozy and cute bed and breakfast, with great breakfast in a very pretty and quiet are not far from shenandoah state park (~1/2 hour) and Luray caverns. Would recommend.

The mansion is beautiful and has nice views. I did not the expect the cows to be that close to the property, so the smell of cow manure took a bit of the charm away.

This is a delightfully quiet B&B located in farm country. It's close to restaurants in the local community and is only 25 minutes from even more in Harrisonburg. The hosts are wonderful and the breakfast was sumptuous. The room was exceptionally comfortable. We will definitely return!

I have stayed here many times before and it was great but it must be under new management because it was really terrible this time and I won't be returning. Instead of a gourmet breakfast served each morning by a friendly couple, we got an empty cold dining room with bagels and muffins wrapped in plastic on the counter and a kurig machine ... so so disappointing. Also plastic forks and spoons and paper plates and cups....unbelievable. Room was cold and the thermostat in the corridor was locked and password protected. Landlady had the TV beneath our room (Gold) blasting until 1.30am.... really! We used to consider the house "quaint" with all of the furnishings but honestly it's just so dirty and God knows the last time anything was cleaned. Bathroom was dirty, door knob fell off several times, multiple lightbulbs not working, heater in the room was inadequate, toilet leaking. I booked for three nights but left after two, I just couldn't take it any longer and went home early. I will not be returning but hope this review will warn "regular" visitors that it's not the same and has really gone downhill.....just sad and did I mention disappointing.

Breakfast was served cold, and would help if it was served earlier; (9:00 AM is a bit late when traveling)

We enjoyed our time and the hosts were great. We also enjoyed the wonderful french toast breakfast!

Everything was clean. Fortunately, we were greeted at check-in. That said, no one was responsive to our needs after calling two different phone numbers (until we had left the premises). The coffee & tea were not available due to a blown fuse. Since we wanted to leave earlier than 10am (breakfast served only at 9am), we did not receive breakfast. Accommodations for our needs were not made.

Check in was good. Room was clean and comfortable. Noticed lots of dust buildup on the return air vent that should be tended to. The breakfast was not that good. Scrambled eggs were cold. Small, overcooked dry piece of ham and a warmed up bagel that wasn’t sliced. Berries served with the meal were delicious. The girl serving us breakfast was not very personable and seemed like she didn’t want to be there. The grounds outside need a lot of work, especially with trimming shrubs,etc. First impressions are everything, and noticed all of the walkway lights that were either broken, falling over, or completely laying on the ground. Beautiful home overall but the work outside around the house would go a long way.

Great property, a pre-Civil War mansion of a working farm. Tons of character, even a small museum in the basement. The area is beautiful, the property well kept, and the room we had was excellent. The best of all was the young couple that manages the property. Nice young people, great hosts. They made us feel welcome. And the breakfast was really great. Would we stay again? You bet! And probably will.

Charming old fashioned bed and breakfast with fabulous service and a DELICIOUS breakfast.

We loved every minute of our three day stay at Cave Hill Farm Bed & Breakfast. Our room was clean and beautifully decorated. Our room had a bathroom and fireplace as well. The mountain views are amazing and the B&B is close to many wineries, breweries, antique shops, caverns, Shenandoah National Park, etc. The best part is the incredible breakfast that Jordan prepared every morning. I can't wait to return! Such a special place!

Beautiful Bed and Breakfast. Lovely home, hosts Kyle & Jordan were friendly and breakfast was phenomenal! Will go back again!

We made a reservation here because we were attending a wedding the following day. Upon check-in, we met Brittany. Unfortunately, she had an accident that caused her to be on crutches. She explained to us that she would not be able to supply the Hardy breakfast, that usually is associated with other bed-and-breakfast, and that we could have a choice of store-bought, bagels and croissants, muffins, and there was Keurig coffee. All this was cafeteria style. I asked if there would be some adjustment to the daily rate for the two days that we were there. She hesitated, and then said she would check with her husband . That was 5 o’clock on the Friday we checked in and the first time and the last time we ever saw Brittany again even though we were in and out of the house multiple times. When we left on Sunday and checked out at 10:30 AM, nobody was there, so we just dropped our key off at the desk and left. She had never gotten back to us one way or the other after checking with her husband. We have been to many bed-and-breakfast and enjoy that stay over hotels/motels. Mostly because of the homelike feeling, the opportunity to meet new people , and to share in the history of the place where we’re staying. Usually, the big highlight of the stay is the outstanding breakfasts we have had at other residence. It’s such a convenient and great way to start your day of adventure. Since it cost us an additional $100.00 for breakfast both days, we will not be returning.