Luray Bed & Breakfasts
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This 1865 Shenandoah Valley bed and breakfast features five guest rooms with private baths, flat panel televisions and coffee makers. Situated on three acres, guests can enjoy mountain views and an outdoor hot tub on the deck.
Piney Hill Bed and Breakfast Luray
This Shenandoah Valley farmhouse bed and breakfast is located just outside the town limits in a country setting, minutes from Shenandoah National Park and Luray Caverns. The home has three guest rooms, one suite and a luxury cottage. Country-style breakfast is served daily, and an outdoor Jacuzzi is located on site.
White Fence Bed and Breakfast
White Fence Bed and Breakfast offers lodging accommodations in an 1890 Queen Anne Victorian, a historic cottage, and a carriage house. Located on three acres in Stanley, just 10 minutes south of Luray and 25 minutes from the entrance to Shenandoah National Park.
Woodruff Inns Bed & Breakfast Luray
The Woodruff Inns, a Victorian-themed accommodation property in Luray, offers quaint cabins with modern comforts and bed and breakfast-style hospitality for Shenandoah Valley visitors. Amenities include Jacuzzis, direct TV and Internet, breakfast included.
Villa Bella Vista Inn Luray
A unique bed and breakfast owned and operated by former NFL and Ironman Triathlete Darryl Haley. Offering luxurious accommodations, with state of the art amenities and fitness-health programs. Spectacular views of Shenandoah Mountains.
The Berry Patch Inn Luray
The Berry Patch Inn is 3 mi from Outlanders on top of Massanutten Mtn Rte 211. Garage parking is available for all lodging guests.
Goshen House Bed and Breakfast
Goshen House Bed and Breakfast is a Shenandoah Valley bed and breakfast constructed in 1805. This historical site was originally used as a tavern and way-station for travelers through Thornton's Gap. Today, after serving as a private home and boarding house, the Goshen House has been transformed into a bed and breakfast true to Virginian elegance.
