Linda was a very gracious hostess and her breakfast was delicious. That being said, choose your room wisely when booking. We stayed in the "Hide Away" because of the twin beds for my teen daughters and the king for us. The latter was like sleeping on a counter top. I know there is such a thing as "firm" mattress" but... More

My husband said it best , I think--we were afforded true southern hospitality at the Inn on Town Creek. We've visited many b and b destinations; this one exceeded all expectations. Our suite including a full kitchen and gorgeous slate floors was perfect for us and our extended family of two beloved dogs. The lawn and plantings are impeccably kept;... More

My sister and I were on a 3-day get-away just to relax and be together in a cool, mountain town with historic significance and to attend the Barter Theater and, for me specifically, to check out the Virginia Creeper Trail for a future "do". The Inn on Town Creek offered exactly what we wanted -- a block off the main... More

We arrived and were greeted by owner Linda Neal, a short tour was given and we were shown to our room. Which was spacious with a full bath. The room and home were very clean and appointed with many antiques. The grounds were gorgeous, with many different pines, century old trees, a rock garden and beautiful flowers. We met Dean,... More

We stayed two nights at the Inn on Town Creek with our two children (11 and 13), my wife's two brothers, and her older brother's wife. It was great — a beatiful home on gorgeous grounds, all meticulously maintained and graciously run. The "Hideway" room upstairs was perfect for us, with a very comfortable king-sized bed for us and twin... More

My wife and I took our son and his wife to Abingdon for a weekend of calm healing. This inn was all and even more that we desired. The home and spacious gardens greeted us with peace and beauty. Yet, we were only a few blocks from the hustle and excitement of a busy tourist community. We left with grateful... More

My mom and I decided to get out of the Washington DC area and take an extended weekend trip down route 81. It was easy! We drove two hours, stopped in Harrisonburg for breakfast. Then drove two more hours and stopped in Blacksburg, visited with friends and had lunch. Then we drove two more hours and arrived at our destination... More

Upon arrival, my wife and I were greeted by the gratious innkeeper, Linda Neal. We took a tour of the inn and were impressed by the wonderful antiques from around the world. It was so quiet and peaceful with so much character. The grounds were immaculate and serene and peaceful. We sat by the creek and relaxed and talked. We... More