The inn is divine. The rooms transport you to France. The food is divine. Every detail is attended to by delightful employees. Celebrate our great events here. Nothing is better than their eggs benedict. They use the freshest local ingredients. My mom had a deconstructed lemon meringue which was absolutely divine. Location is so peaceful. Great place to escape.

When it comes to where we will go to celebrate our anniversary or for just a special holiday, this is the place we often choose. It is a wonderful B&B in White Post VA. You feel as if you are truly in Provence while enjoying the hills and fields of the Shenandoah Valley. There is so much to do in the area, from driving through the shenandoah mountains, touring vinyards or shopping for antiques. ...or just enjoying the atmosphere on their property.

There are 11 beautifully decorated rooms and suites, most of which have working fireplaces. Our favorite rooms being #9 and #10.

Breakfast, served in their inviting sunroom, comes with the price of the room and is always something to look forward to. One day you might get their "homemade" sausage with eggs and fruit done in their own special way. You never get the same thing two days in a row! Truly delicious!

The dining room serves 3 or 5 course gourmet meals featuring delicious French cuisine and wine. Most of their vegetables are grown on the propertywith other items bought from local farms..

They often have packages with a theme that might be a little less expensive than their normal rates. They are always willing to accomadate you with a special picnic lunch or meal in your room.

The main lounge always has a fire going with hot cider or chocolate awaiting you in the winter. It is a cozy place to meet other guests that are staying there.

The owners, Celeste and Alain Borel make sure that everything is perfect for your stay. The rest of the staff are always helpful and pleasant. We definitly will be returning to this wonderful place!

Stayed one night as part of my wife's and I winery swing around the state. Booked room #7 which was a large two room suite, large outdoor deck and came with a steam shower for two! The steam shower was terrific, start the steam to get it up to speed and then turn on the water for one great experience. Food was excellent. Rate of $325, including breakfast, a bit pricey.

Several years ago my husband and I stayed at the L’Auberge Provencale Bed and Breakfast and wanted to come back and enjoy the experience all over again! Originally we stayed in room #8 (lovely!) and this time we stayed in suite #7 (in the main house). It is a lovely room with an adjoining sitting room, a great place to relax and read for the afternoon. The space was luxurious, warm and cozy. The fireplace was definitely nice on a cold night. It surely feels like a room in a little villa in the south of France. It was perfect for a little romantic weekend getaway! I am only sad my husband was born in February preventing us from really enjoying the balcony (too cold and sadly raining that day). The views are beautiful and the location cannot be beat – a nice escape without being too far away.

Breakfast is served between 8 and 930am in the Sunny Peach Room. There is a small buffet of simple things like yogurt, cereal, breads (there was a pistachio fig bread was to.die.for.) and juice and then daily there is a different hot breakfast served to your table – we had lovely Eggs Benedict. Again the service was perfect, the breakfast manager was cheerful and attentive without overly being so (we are not super morning people so this was deeply appreciated).

Both times we ordered the gourmet lunch basket and we were not disappointed! With so many wineries in the area, as well as the state arboretum, it is lovely to do a luncheon with your love and continue the L’Auberge experience. I hope that we will be back in the spring and have schedules that allow for a day or two more since it is definitely an indulgence worth having! Thank you!