My family and I stayed here the week of July 4, and appreciated the "bang for our buck." We were concerned when there were not too many cars in the lot, but found it to be quite adequate. The indoor pool and especially the hot tub were clean and nice, though it was frustrating to share it with guests who were not obeying the rules - i.e. children not allowed in hot tub. Also, when we asked for some more bath towels around 7 pm, the person at the desk told us she could only give us pool towels, which I took, but was disappointed that one of us would have to use that for our shower!

We found the room clean, and even included toiletries, a microwave and refrigerator, and a coffeemaker. And the continental breakfast was good, especially the waffles on the wafflemaker (I guess this is a signature GuestHouse Inn thing). I don't recommend the biscuits and gravy! It was also nice to be within walking distance to a Shoney's for dinner!

Overall, we were very pleased and would stay at another GuestHouse Inn.

This is, overall, a pretty standard budget hotel. It would work well for a 1-2 night stay.

Pros: Decent continental breakfast, indoor pool and hot tub, small workout room and sauna. The room was relatively clean, with one exception (see below). Pets are accepted with a small fee.

Cons: Very small room in which the air conditioner did not work very well. The bathtub had a ring in it from the previous occupant, which was a bit disconcerting. The in-room coffee is terrible (and you can only make one cup at a time), but it's a short trip to the office for the continental breakfast. There is little, if anything, to do in the area except drive approx. 20 miles to the south entrance of the Shenandoah national park.