Goodstone Inn & Restaurant
Middleburg, Virginia
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About the Hotel
The rich, rolling hills of Virginia's fabled hunt country are home to the historical Civil War battlefields of Manassas and Bull Run, many of the stateâ€(TM)s finest wineries, and one of its stateliest properties, The Goodstone Inn & Restaurant. Winner of the 2001 Grand Award from Andrew Harper's Hideaway Report and a Member of Small Luxury Hotels, the estate stands at the epicenter of Virginia's equestrian region, and is frequently the scene of fox hunts conducted in the traditional manner. Located in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains and minutes from the charming town of Middleburg, the inn embraces a gentleness and sophistication that epitomizes southern living.
Location
Goodstone Inn & Restaurant
36205 Snakehill Road
Middleburg, Virginia
20117
Nearest Airport: DCA
Features and Amenities
- On-Site Amenities
- Pool
Reviews for Goodstone Inn & Restaurant
Fantastic Visit
The Cottage that we stayed in was so charming. It had a great kitchen and living room. The 2 bedrooms upstairs were lovely over looking beautiful gardens which were in full bloom. We were touring the different gardens in the surrounding area. Quite wonderful.
Sharon M - Georgetown, South Carolina
A wonderful weekend getaway!
Just returned from a lovely stay at The Goodstone Inn. We had originally scheduled this for our anniversary back in December, but due to a family emergency, we had to reschedule. They were extremely understanding and accommodating to us when we had to put the trip on hold, then eventually reschedule. We ended up going the weekend after Valentine's Day, and we had a great time. We stayed in the Hayloft Suite, which is in the main house, but pretty quiet and secluded. It was very clean, romantic, and well appointed. It also has a huge private deck with a great view, but it had snowed the night before and was pretty cold, so we didn't make full use of it, but it was a nice feature. We ended up arriving two hours prior to check-in time, but it wasn't a problem. They immediately got us into our room, and we had a nice relaxing afternoon before dinner that evening. Dinner in the Conservatory is where they really shine. I think they must have made some notes in our reservation regarding the unfortunate situation that caused us to reschedule, because we had reservations at 7pm and they had the best table in the house waiting for us...front and center of the room, right in front of the fireplace. It was perfect. Thankfully, they were still doing the tasting menu from Valentine's Day, which was a nice surprise. Every single course was excellent, memorable, and perfectly paced. The sommelier helped us choose an incredible bottle of wine, and the overall service was flawless. Breakfast in the Bistro is included with your nightly rate, and it's not some weak, psuedo-continental breakfast. You get around 6-7 entrées to choose from, and both my wife and I loved what we got. Again, service was top shelf. The grounds of the inn looked amazing, but as mentioned before, there was snow on the ground, and it was pretty cold, so we just enjoyed indoor activities. One minor thing I'd mention would be the bistro bar. I think it was a staffing issue, but we came down from our room about an hour before dinner looking to get a drink and wait for our reservation, but oddly enough, the bar was closed. It wasn't that big of a deal for us, as we had wine in our room so we just grabbed a couple of glasses and poured our own, but 5-6 other couples showed up for dinner looking to grab a drink prior, and they seemed a little disappointed. I think having the bar open would not only add to the overall experience but also be a tidy profit center for Goodstone! But the hospitality industry is still tough post-pandemic, so I'm not complaining. It was all hands on deck downstairs in the restaurant, and it was a truly amazing dinner experience. Anyway, we really enjoyed our weekend at Goodstone. Thanks for everything!!
LoEndMaestro - Vienna, Virginia
Anniversary Get Away
Staying at The Goodstone Inn was special since it was our 25th anniversary. We chose the spacious Mare suite. The concierge was kind and very helpful. We had dinner at the Conservatory restaurant shortly after arriving. We also ate breakfast in the morning at the Bistro. The food taste and presentation were outstanding at both restaurants. The bartender and waitress staff made it even more special for us. I am looking forward to returning soon.
Will O - Washington DC, District of Columbia
Unprofessional
I reserved a room only to have it cancelled when another booking came in for all rooms in the cottage I had been given. No explanation and no apology even when I called to find out what was happening. No attempt was made to rectify the issue. Unprofessional in every way
Marta W
So pretty but not everything it once was
Lovely fall weekend that we looked forward to for months. We went overnight for my husband’s birthday. Room in the cottage was cute and quaint. Yet, we could hear every noise from the adjoining room and the baseboard heat banged most of the night. I had stayed in a cottage several years ago, and I was disappointed not to have it stocked with water and pastries as it was on my prior stay. There was one water bottle in the fridge by the time we returned from dinner. No more bottles arrived in the morning. Most disappointing was dinner in the Conservatory restaurant. Atmosphere is very nice. Yet, the entrees were odd like Cod with marinara and linguine. Service was unpolished with plates taken while we were still eating from them. Final touch of a petit four was thoughtful but the taste was really terrible. Two members in our party spit it out. It is a lovely setting but the attention to detail has fallen off.
CapitolCat - Washington DC, District of Columbia
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The Goodstone Inn was a truly wonderful experience. The staff are so friendly and helpful and the rooms and homes are just beautiful.
-M. A. Sintich
