Places to stay in Shenandoah

[Anonymous]

Besides campsites, is there anywhere to stay for a night in the Shenandoah mtns? We want to hike and have an overnight stay somewhere nice, either a hotel or cabins. We are not interested in tent camping this time.

[Anonymous]

Inside the park you can stay at Skyland. Outside the park (in the valley) there are lots of options.

[Anonymous]

What are some good options outside of the park?

[Anonymous]

And have you stayed at skyland? Would you recommend?

[Anonymous]

Rose river

[Anonymous]

Skyland is nice -- not really luxurious but it's cool to stay in the park and it has some history. IIRC there is a hotel-type building and then also little cottages/cabins.

[Anonymous]

Allstarlodging rents cabins. Or check vrbo.

[Anonymous]

Tons of cabins on HomeAway. Look in Luray area, or whatever area you are interested in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And have you stayed at skyland? Would you recommend?

DH and I stayed at Skyland once over the summer and once last weekend. I would recommend it. For a "resort" run by the National Park Service and that is nature-centered, it exceeded my expectations. Things were reasonably updated, nice and clean (definitely not fancy). Our room had chairs outside on a patio (and a balcony the first time) overlooking the mountains. There is hiking accessible right from the resort, or a short drive away if you would like something else. The food is about what you would expect (so not awesome, but I had a really good burger there this most recent time), and it's nice that they often have live entertainment at night.

Sperryville is about a 30-minute drive away if you want to go to a different restaurant, or to the whiskey distillery, microbrewery, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Allstarlodging rents cabins. Or check vrbo.

+1 but most will require 2 nights