 | The ChurchillThe Churchill Room, a classic federal room, has gorgeous views of the Blue Ridge Mountains from its queen-size sleigh bed, a reproduction of one from Winston Churchill's family home, Chartwell in England. The room has a working fireplace, and private marble full bath. It is perfect for having breakfast in the room on an antique round table overlooking the mountains. Rates: $295 - $475 Type of bed: |
 | The Middleton RoomThe Middleton Room is uniquely appointed with antiques sconces and a 1850s man's vanity which is in a alcove in the room. It has been exquisitely modernized to serve as a vanity sink. The room has a queen-size sleigh bed, working fireplace and private marble bath (walk-in shower, no tub). Rates: $275 - $395 Type of bed: |
 | The CottageThe romantic and very private 1840's guest cottage, perfect for those special occasions (engagements, honeymoons, anniversaries and birthdays) offers a working fireplace in the living room, flanked by a library of books. There also is a Jacuzzi for two which looks at the mountains; a built in kitchen unit; and one bedroom upstairs with a queen size sleigh bed.
Upon entering the cottage, you walk into the romantic living room with a working fireplace across from the camelback sofa. There is a library of books on each side of the fireplace. In the next room, there is a two-person Jacuzzi looking out at the mountains. The cottage also contains a small kitchen unit.
The stairway to the second floor takes you to an intimate bedroom with the original heart pine flooring, a queen size sleigh bed, and a little cathedral ceiling. Some of the windows look out on the horses, paddock and stables. Rates: $375 - $575 Type of bed: |
 | The CabinEscape for a weekend or weeklong getaway to the exquisitely restored Log Cabin, the original house on the Middleton estate, located next door to the inn's manor house. Originally built in the mid 1700s with an addition in the early 1800s, the Log Cabin is one of the most historic properties in the village of Washington, Virginia. The cabin is the birthplace of Middleton Miller who built the manor house, circa 1840. Wonderfully secluded, yet just a short stroll through the old town to the renowned Inn at Little Washington.
Recently restored to preserve the original hand-hewn logs and fieldstone chimneys, this property has been updated with modern-day comforts. The cabin features heart pine flooring throughout, Oriental rugs, antiques, three working fireplaces, log walls and hand-hewn ceiling beams. This charming rustic cabin offers peace and comfort all year round.
An inviting living room welcomes guests with antiques, walls of books, a conversation area in front of the working fireplace and windows that face the mountains or the gardens. The living room leads into a small, gourmet kitchen with cherry countertops, log ceilings, and an original stone wall.
The bedroom on the first floor has log walls and hand-hewn ceiling beams, a private bath, a sitting area in which to curl up in front of the fire with a good book and a glass of sherry, and a luxurious queen-size bed to welcome you after an unforgettable dinner at the Inn at Little Washington.
Up the narrow winding stairs from the cabin's living room is a large, classic country bedroom with a queen-size bed, private bath, working fireplace, and skylights that frame the blue skies and trees by day, the moon and stars by night. Large windows open out on the trees, pastures, and mountains.
Walk the tree-shaded gardens or bask in the sun on the front porch and gaze at the gorgeous views of the Blue Ridge Mountains over a glass of complimentary wine.
A perfect haven for a quiet celebration or a couple traveling with friends. Children and pets are welcome. Rates: $525 - $850 Type of bed: |