We loved our three days spent at Sugar Hollow attending our daughter's graduation from UVA. We stumbled upon the inn somewhat by accident six months earlier, and were fortunate enough to get in on a cancellation. This was wonderful good fortune. Dick and Hayden made us feel so at home, and the spring setting and weather were perfect. Watch out for deer driving in along the rustic lane! The rooms were furnished beautifully with all the comforts of home (and none of the annoyances, like a ringing phone!) The meals were great, the guests were interesting, and Dick was always good for a joke or two. Big thumbs up!

The Inn at Sugar Hollow Farm was a great place to spend our first aniversary. Lots of things to do close by but still the piece and quiet expected from a B&B.

My wife I and were given a stay at the Sugar Hollow Inn as a 50th wedding anniversary gift. We enjoyed our stay very much. A special touch was given to make everything very beautiful and enjoyable. The quiet and beautiful country setting was wonderful.

A motorcycle anniversary trip we will never forget! It's rare to stay in a house built to be a B&B. The rooms are theme'd as most B&Bs are, but I noted it's not over done. There's even a second "Farm House" which we regrettably didn't get to visit. The WildFlower room has a tub/dual shower that could shower 4 people at once! It's that big! My wife and I enjoyed the Jetted tub after our long ride down. The King bed is colonial style high and has a heavy quilted blanket. Very compfy.
Coffee and a variety of teas are available at all times, and very close to the rooms. A small 'fridge is close by too for that bottle of wine you just bought! I would describe breakfast as "down home country". Dietary needs/requests are catered to (we had a vegetarian couple with us on the second day) and the food is plentiful and familiar! Just a well prepared and presented meal.
And what a beautiful area. With Monticello, MANY wineries and Charlottesville close (but not too close) this little Inn tucked down in a "holler" will soothe and relax you from the moment you arrive. The grounds are full of awesome gardens and wildlife. Birds and deer are plentiful however, while sitting on the deck, what stands out is the LACK of activity. Still and quiet with a hint of the stream running down the side of the hill. Lots of room to walk or hike.
To sum up, while sitting on the deck watching deer, my wife heaved a big sigh and stated "I want to retire here.". I may take her up on that!
You must visit Sugar Hollow!
Special notes: Visit the Mexican Restaraunt in Crozet - Great Food!! King Family Winery was wonderful too with Polo on most weekends! Buy some wine and snacks and watch Polo free!
Warning: Be careful of Graduation Weekend (U of V) unless that's why you're coming. Although Dick and Hayden do NOT raise rates for this weekend! We arrived just after and had the house to ourselves! Regardless, the Cabell's will make a busy time seem restful. Just book early for the end of May.