Our stay at the Inn at Crosskeys was just what was needed after a day of sightseeing and wineries. The service was great as Jim gave us a tour of the historic house, once a tavern. Our suite upstairs was decorated with WWI and presidential memorabelia. We had dinner at the Pippin Hill Winery which had excellent wine and food... More

wonderful host, great breakfasts, great location. room just the right size More

Myself and my girlfriend staid at the inn wile in town for a concert in historic downtown Charlottesville (only about a 15 min drive from the B&B). This B&B is in a great location to many wineries and a number of historic places to visit. The caretaker Jim and his wife Janet were great; Jim was always available to answer... More

We stayed at this B&B for three nites (Dabney Carr room) and returned a few days later for another night (Tavernkeepers Suite). When we were on our way there the first day our car broke down in north Charlottesville. Host Jim Stern saved the day for us when he dropped everything to come to our rescue. He arranged for a... More

If you love historic inns, The Inn at the Crossroads is for you! We've stayed there twice and, both times were wonderful. Our stay in the separate "summer kitchen" was charming and the loft bedroom area made it feel like a real get-away. We also stayed in the Inn itself, where our room was just what you'd want at a... More

This Inn is indeed historic. It is like a continuation of your visit to Monticello. The Inn Keepers are very helpful and accommodating. We, unfortunately, could only stay one night. Everything was as expected. Breakfast was outstanding. The Inn is a bit out of town, but for me this is an advantage! More

My husband and I escaped to Charlottesville for the weekend to enjoy the fall weather and colorful leaves. We decided to try something different and stay at a B&B instead of a hotel. The Inn at Crossroads was perfect. We actually stayed in the Summer Kitchen Cottage, which is separate from the main B&B house. It was very clean and... More

My husband attended a business seminar in Charlottesville a few weeks ago and I tagged along to sight-see while he was busy. I wanted to stay at a B&B rather than a boring hotel since Charlottesville is full of wonderful historical things to do and see. The Inn at the Crossroads did not disappoint. We booked the Summer Kitchen Cottage... More

We had a friend's wedding to attend in Charlottesville, and instead of staying in near downtown, we chose a place a little off the beaten path as we wanted to explore the area surrounding Charlottesville, which is stunning. This Inn is charming and set amongst beautiful Virginia farmland. The drive to downtown Charlottesville was only about 10 minutes. Our room... More