A B&B at Llewellyn Lodge

Virginia Bed & Breakfast Lodgings
The Lodge 6 Guest Bedrooms that are all individually decorated and all have private baths,A/C. Rooms One through Five are on the Second Floor, Room Six is on the first floor. All beds have both foam and feather pillows and new windows with insulated glass which keep things nice and quiet, we know how important they are to a great nights sleep. The rooms have excellent lighting for bedtime reading as well as Alarm clocks. Wireless Internet is available for guests with Laptops. DSL available.

Award Winning Breakfasts From a Menu
Ellen spent 20 years in the hospitality industry, including airline, travel, hotel and the restaurant business. She is a gourmet cook and provides a wonderful full breakfast, offered from a menu, sure to keep you full as you start your day of exploring. Ellen is also an avid golfer and will gladly assist you in setting up a tee time at our Country Club. The Lodge celebrates it 20th year in 2005.

Many Repeat Guests
Our new Screened Gazebo with ceiling fan is very popular with guests. It's a great place to unwind, read or to enjoy a picnic. Coffee, juices, and teas are available beginning at 7 AM in the mornings as well as the local daily paper.Free High Speed Internet is available throughout the Lodge, we have a separate guest computer as well.We have special local info in all of ourguest books in each room.

The Civil War
There are many historical ties with Civil War study most interesting. Gen. "Stonewall" Jackson taught at VMI until the war and General Robert E. Lee came back to Lexington after the War to become President of what is now Washington & Lee University. There are plenty of historical sites, museums, libraries, and the Lexington Visitor Center is the best around. The George Marshall Museum is closeby.

An Historic Town You Won't Forget
Lodge guests love the short walk down tree-lined Main Street to the shops, museums, colleges, and restaurants. Older historic homes keep the walk interesting making for a nice diversity of architectural study. Lexington is one friendly little place, people speak to you along the way. Updated local restaurant menus are available at the Lodge, your hosts will be happy to make reservations for you as you enjoy an afternoon refreshment.

Outstanding Outdoors
John is a Lexington native and will readily share his unique knowledge of the area. He spends all of his spare time outdoors, his Trail and Hiking Guide is sure to put you in some enchanting places. Maps and expert advice are provided. He loves seeing that guests get the most out of their trip to his hometown. He has several itineraries for guests to consider, whether it be historic, outdoor, or other special interests areas. John is also an expert Fly fishing veteran of 46 seasons.