I took my new wife to Brierley Hill B&B after our wedding and enjoyed the stay and wish we had much longer to stay there! Lexington is a very quaint, picturesque town with lots of history. The breakfast was really great and was presented in a very wonderful breakfast area with a wonderful mountain view. The wine and cheese platter (costs extra) was very much worth it and also the champagne and chocolates. We had a wonderful time and would go back in a heartbeat.

My husband and I journeyed to Lexington for part of our honeymoon. After being treated like Kings and Queens at Afton Mt. B&B, checking into Brierley was... cold (and not because it was snowing outside). The room was comfortable and cozy. Breakfast was cheap and tasteless. Our first morning we were served "peach soup" which my husband said, "tastes like a kids chewable multivitamin." The breakfast casseroles were terrible and tasteless. I could go on, but that would be cruel. I hope that anyone who reads this will skip Lexington and head over to Afton Mountain Bed and Breakfast and stay with Orqu

Our anniversary is between Christmas and New Years and each year we go somewhere to celebrate. This year we chose the Brierley Hill B&B in Lexington, VA, great decision. The scenery is fabulous even in the winter, I can only imagine what it's like in the fall. Great food for breakfasts, quiet location, friendly staff, and the necessary amenities (Wifi in rooms and internet access in common area). The "Love Seat Suite" was quiet, peaceful, with a comfortable king bed; we had three restful nights sleep, just what was needed.

My husband and I came for a fall weekend getaway in the mountains. The refreshments available in the upstairs common area were very nice and welcomed. We stayed in the Wedgewood room with it's gorgeous view. After opening the shades the first morning I declared, "I could wake up to this everyday for the rest of my life and be a very happy girl." We left the shades open in the evenings after that to enjoy the night view, and getting to wake up to the mountains first thing in the morning.
All of the staff were very approachable and any question about the local area was answered with honesty. The location was nice because it was out of town enough to be private, yet close enough for convenience of shops, restaurants, and local attractions. We enjoyed our breakfasts and getting to meet Daisy the B&B's golden retriever.
The only down side to the local area was that many of the nice restaurants in Lexington were not open on Sunday. Other then that we really enjoyed our stay and will likely return when visiting the Lexington area.