Just got back from the Inn at Mount Vernon and had the most wonderful wedding weekend! My best friend got married in the barn located at the bottom of the farm. It was a wedding right out of a magazine. The best part was that we were all able to stay in the inn together. The owners and staff we... More

What an absolute TREAT in the middle of rolling hills with the Blue Ridge Mountains in the distance! Our group of 5 was pampered by the unbelievably comfortable bedding and Sferra sheets, gracious hospitality by the owners and staff, exquisitely decorated common rooms and beautifully furnished bedrooms...but the piece de resistance was the breakfast! Homemade lamb and pork sausage straight... More

The Mt Vernon Inn was immaculately renovated only a few years ago. We had the place to ourselves Friday night and only one other couple Saturday night on a blustery weekend in February. The host, Lillian, is an absolute treasure, born and raised locally, she has worked on the farm for over 30 years, and has the quintessential southern lady... More

First off let me say that generally speaking, when I hear the words "B&B and Inn" I run the other way. This type of stay has never been my thing due to small quarters that usually require interaction with other guests...I think it's great for those of you who enjoy this type of thing, but it just isn't my travel... More

My wife and I really enjoyed our stay. The inn and grounds were clearly carefully maintained and the setting is beautiful. We found our room to be quite comfortable. In addition to enjoying a wonderful breakfast, we enjoyed meeting Cliff and learning about his sustainable farming practices and thoughtful stewardship of his family's farm. We can't wait to come back!

I saw the farm house before it was converted to an inn. I am amazed at the transformation Cliff, Cliff and Lucille have accomplished. The accommodations are first rate and the food and wine delicious. This is definitely a working farm. We got up close and personal with a donkey, llama, cows, pigs, sheep and chickens. The only animals on... More

My boyfriend and I stayed at the Inn at Mount Vernon Farm in November and we absolutely LOVED it! Gorgeous setting, just outside of Sperryville. Very close to Shenandoah National Park. The rooms have been beautifully restored - a perfect combination classic antiques and family heirlooms with modern touches where it counts the most (great mattresses/bedding and recently renovated bathrooms).... More

This was our second stay at the Inn. We travel from Southern California specifically to spend eight wonderful days at the farm. The only mistake we made was not staying longer. Each day was wonderful, made up of great food and conversation and feeling like a part of the community. All the Miller's are a wealth of information about the... More

Lovely property in Sperryville, a few short miles from the Shenandoah Forest. Lillian, Cliff, Lucille, and Jackie made us feel very welcome. The breakfasts were excellent, especially the egg casserole and French coffee. Rooms are quite luxiourious. Dual shower heads in the bathroom are a nice touch I hadn't seen before. Wish all the rooms had Kingsize beds. If it... More