The Rockwood Manor is a beautiful home. We enjoyed relaxing in the library. Our room had a beautiful view of the front of the property. We were fortunate to have snow flurries during our stay. Christy was happy to accomodate our preferences for breakfast. Breakfast was delicious and plentiful. We enjoyed genealogy and Virginia history discussions with Frank.

We loved our stay and have no recommendations for improvement.

This historic manor home dating to just post-Civil War, is owned and operated by the same family that built it. They were friendly, engaging, accommodating, and informative, with stories about the manor, the area, and its rich history. Our room was HUGE, clean, warm, quiet, and comfortable and a terrific value. It is located just a few miles from I-81 but far enough away from busy streets to feel like you are in the country. I highly recommend it for an overnight stay or lengthy visit as there are many attractions and things to do in the area.

We needed to leave before breakfast was served and could not get it earlier, so cannot comment. Beds were very comfortable and bathroom was recently updated.

Main stairwell was a circular stairway, which was very loud and squeaky; you could not step on the stairs without making a lot of noise (and I am a small person).

Beautiful family home, with lots of history. Reminds us of the old days. Frank was the perfect host, telling stories of family history. Lots of surrounding land for lovely walks. Bedroom was superb, and so quiet. Breakfast included, We will be staying here on our return journey from Memphis.

Trust me. There is absolutely nothing you will not like about this beautiful home.

The location was great and very quiet. The historic home was beautiful and learning about its family history was very educational. Christy was a delight and made us feel at home during our stay including a great breakfast each morning. Sitting on the porch in the evening was very peaceful.

Nothing, everything was wonderful.

Great to have breakfast served at a proper dining table. This place is a real stateley home and gives one a feeling that we were staying in the luxury of 2 centuries ago!

Lack of communication, nobody there to greet us on arrival, we just had to enter a code and let ourselves in, felt very strange!

The breakfast was great, Brenda served us and told us lots about the area which we really enjoyed. The house is historical and really interesting.

The owner wasn't happy communicating via Booking.com (which suited us having a European mobile in the US), told me I was difficult to contact even though I'd responded immediately to him. I'm not sure what the problem was...

Beautiful classic home in a gorgeous countryside location; remote but within easy access from I-81. Friendly and accommodating staff. Good breakfast with gluten-free options. Comfortable room and bed. We booked it for an overnight during our travels between Chattanooga and the Washington metro area on the recommendation of a friend, and we hope to return for a longer stay. Recognizing that we stayed during the slower, winter season, we were still very impressed by the value for our accommodation compared to chain motels.

Because the house has a long history and is of a classic Southern style, it might not be everyone's cup of tea. Some aspects may not be appreciated by every visitor. Hardwood floors and stairs are beautiful, but they can be creaky and may be disturbing to some guests. For us, these authentic features added to its charm.

We wish we were still sitting on the porch in our rockers and robes and relaxing with a cup of coffee. We enjoyed our stay so much and we appreciate Frank and Sarah for their hospitality and for making us feel right at home. They are like family to us now.

That we only had 3 nights there.

Beautiful old mansion on large farmland in rural setting, but not too far from town. Very idyllic. Lovely breakfast area. Birds singing in daytime, lightning bugs at night.

All good.