This was our first trip to Lexington and we really enjoyed staying at Llewellyn Lodge. John is a great host. He's local (a true native) and probably has more information about the area than the local visitor's center! The inn is located in a lovely residential setting conveniently within walking distance to VMI and W&L University, historic sites, shops, and restaurants. John prepares a delicious breakfast which guests select from a menu of items, a little different approach from the other B&Bs we've visited. We enjoyed our early morning coffee on the front porch, while other guests chose to have theirs in the gazebo behind the lodge. The inn is tastefully decorated, our bathroom was roomy, the towels were plush, the beds and linens were very comfortable, and with John's hospitality as a bonus amenity, our stay at Llewellyn Lodge was a real pleasure!

I was fortunate to find the Llewellyn Lodge in Lexington, Virginia when I was searching the list of hotels, motels and Bed and Breakfasts. The thought of staying in the historical and lovely town of Lexington and this particularly welcoming B&B appealed to me. The town offers a variety of restaurants, historical sites and a range of activities.

The night before I arrived in town, a terrible storm swept through the area and caused a number of neighborhoods to lose their electricity. The Llewellyn Lodge was located in one of the fortunate neighborhoods that had their electricity that weekend.

The inn offered a warm, comfortable, secure setting. The rooms are spacious and the breakfast included an award-winning omelet by the proprietor himself. The guests gathered around the dining table for breakfast and we enjoyed each other’s company while enjoying the fine fare. I knew before the weekend was over, that I would be back at the Llewellyn Lodge during my next visit to Lexington, Virginia.

This is my second stay at the Llewellyn Lodge, and I will be back! It is lovely, comfortable, hospitable, and warm - and John Roberts, the Lodge's host, is wonderful. I have two children currently enrolled at Washington and Lee, and the Lodge is a perfect location for my visits. I am also planning to look into booking a weekend in the fall to go fly fishing - something offered by John and the Lodge. Many thanks!

We reserved 3 rooms for 3 nights, July 25-28, 2012! We had 4 motorcycles and a support vehicle. We had never been to Lexington, VA and we were absolutely happy with this town and the history that surrounds it!! John, our host, was very helpful in making sure we had something to drink on our arrival and was most accommodating to whatever we needed, even down to tin foil to wrap around our water bottles that we tucked in our saddle bags! The breakfast was great! We took snack foods with us on our rides and were content to eat our dinner when we arrived back in Lexington. Monticello was only 1 hr and 20 mins away, Walton's Mountain was on the return trip back to Lexington, and we even caught a nice ride down the Blue Ridge Parkway, (except for some bad pot holes)! The next day, we spent walking around the town of Lexington! So much civil war history in a beautiful setting! John was very helpful in giving advise from motorcycle rides to restaurants. Beds were so comfortable, and rooms were beautiful! Will be making a return visit!!