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South Court Inn Bed and Breakfast
Luray, VA

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Posted By GMU_Patriots on 10/30/2009

We were looking for a comfortable place to host a stress-free wedding with six family members. Luckily we came across the South Court Inn while searching our options on-line. They offered everything we wanted and Tom took our reservation by phone without any issues. Mr. Potts followed up on a few details by email and always responded quickly to our messages. The service was very professional. It had rained all morning before the wedding but Tom already had everything moved into the house and setup for a beautiful ceremony next to the fireplace. Our six guests were blown away at how cozy and relaxing the South Court Inn was on the inside. No detail was missed and Tom took over 100 professional quality photos. Mrs. Potts even had the CD and DVD ready within 30 min. All the flowers were fresh cut and prepared by a local florist. The wedding cake was delicious and also came from a local bakery. I can’t even imagine how much money and time we saved by planning our wedding at the South Court Inn. Initially we were going to have a traditional church ceremony but the details got overwhelming and we were completely stressed out. That’s when I called Tom about elopement options. He only asked me five questions and voila’ we had a wedding.

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Posted By Traveler115 on 10/18/2009

A nice place to visit; convenient to the BlueRidge and Shenandoah Valley attractions. We enjoyed our visit to a Victorian style B&B, which features the family collection of turkey styled pottery and knickknacks. But the best is the breakfast, for which the owner takes (well deserved) pride. We missed the soufflé breakfast this visit, so we will time our next visit around the breakfast menu! All in all a very nice B&B in a quiet location.

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Posted By Michele on 10/05/2009

We loved it so much we booked a return trip on the spot and cannot wait to return. Highly highly highly recommended for a nice, relaxing, peaceful romantic getaway.

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Posted By DCM on 09/02/2009

I love B&Bs, and there are so many things that go into making a stay at one a great experience---rooms, breakfast, location, owners. The South Court Inn excels at all of these! The rooms are all lovely and luxurious. The location is ideal in the quaint town of Luray with the Caverns, Skyline Drive, excellent restaurants, and wineries all right nearby. I've had some great breakfasts at other B&Bs, but Tom Potts really goes out of his way to serve up gourmet deliciousness! Croissant french toast, fresh fruit compote, profiteroles with berry sauce. Yum. But really, the best part of the South Court Inn, as it should be with any great B&B, is the ownership. Tom and Anita are warm, friendly, and passionate about ensuring their guests have a great time in the area and leave happy. Even before we arrived, Tom answered a ton of questions via email and gave great advice about places to eat and wineries to stop at on the way. I highly recommend the South Court Inn as the ideal place to stay while you explore the area! We definitely plan on going back.

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Posted By jperret on 08/30/2009

For our 25th anniversary, our children arranged a getaway for us to the South Court Inn. They could not have picked a nicer destination. From the moment we arrived, Tom and Anita made us feel as welcome as family and as special as royal guests. They took care of our every need and were sincere in their desire to make our stay as enjoyable as possible. The inn is fabulously decorated and furnished in authentic Victorian style. The grounds are well manicured. Everything is clean and well kept. Breakfast is a very special event. Tom’s gourmet fare is complimented by the period utensils and an assortment of turkey themed tableware. The food is outstanding and the atmosphere enchanting. Proximity to Shenandoah National Park, Luray Caverns, and some very fine wineries make the South Court Inn a great place to experience the best of what Virginia has to offer.

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Posted By KayceMarie on 08/17/2009

My fiance and I had been looking for a couple of months for a venue for our wedding when we discovered The South Court Inn. From the day that we booked our package and families rooms Tom and Anita were more than helpful. They went above and beyond to make sure I had the dream wedding I have always wanted and a wonderful mini-honeymoon. The services and accommodations for the wedding were perfect. Tom and Anita were caring and professional. The rooms and Inn were beautiful, the food great, and the hospitality unrivaled. We were there a week ago and are already planing next years trip to go back. I still can not belive the luck I had in finding The South Court Inn. I recommend it for any couple looking to get away and have a little fun mixed into the romance.

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Posted By lap289 on 08/04/2009

Relaxing atmosphere, great service, superb breakfasts! My husband and I wanted a relaxing weekend getaway to celebrate our anniversary, and found all we could have wanted at the South Court Inn. The lovingly restored Victorian home has a peaceful, private, nicely landscaped setting, and sufficient off-street parking for all guests. Our room (Margaret Bland) was elegantly decorated, spacious and comfortable … even included a recliner and TV, amenities not often found at a B&B. The service was impeccable. Innkeepers Tom and Anita Potts were very welcoming and responsive to our requests and questions about the area. They arranged for tickets to the nearby caverns, made dinner reservations for us at a local restaurant, and provided maps and info on local attractions. The highlight of the weekend, however, was breakfast! Tom is a superb chef, and it is evident that his recipes and menus have been meticulously developed. The soufflé seasoned with fines herbs and the banana-stuffed croissant French toast were both delicious and beautifully presented. Plus, their specially blended coffee was so good, we bought some to bring home. If you are looking for peace and privacy, great service, and wonderful food, this is the place for you!

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Posted By mlasker on 07/31/2009

What a lovely treasure to find as far as bed and breakfast inns go. The Inn is a true gem, filled with history and lovely antiques set in beautiful gardens. The owners are just so very helpful with anything you may need while you are there, not mention the delightful breakfast that they serve up in the morning. The Inn is clean, the ambience is great and the overall stay was better than most inns we have been at. We stayed in the Margaret Bland room and it was wonderful. Luray is a lovely and friendly little town, lots to do.

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Posted By Jonathon Frerichs on 05/30/2009

Nice quiet get-away; enabled us to explore the Shenandoah Valley with ease.

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South Court Inn Bed and Breakfast derijr 5 10/14/2008 My husband and I stayed at the inn for the weeked in the cottage. The accomodations were fantastic, and made for a relaxing, romantic get-away. The linens were wonderful. The bed was comfortable, and the set-up of the cottage made it feel like a little home away from home. Tom and Anita go out of their way to ensure a remarkable stay for all of their guests. The inn itself is in the quaint town of Luray. We enjoyed walking around the town. The main part of the town is about a 1/2 mile walk from the inn, which is the perfect distance for walking to and from dinner and enjoying views along the way. Normally, I would give more details about the accomodations, but as wonderful as they were, the thing that will always stand out in my mind about this weekend is the two incredible breakfasts that we had. Words cannot describe how good these breakfasts were. On Saturday morning, we had a wonderful fruit salad in a secret sauce. The fruit was flavorful, and the sauce was amazing. I wish I could figure out the secret ingredient. The fruit was followed by pumpkin-stuffed french toast and slowly cooked sausage. It was a perfectly prepared french toast with a pumpkin chiffon in the middle. It was beyond amazing. The sausage was the best I've ever had. As if all of that is not enought, Tom has the coffee blended to his specifications, and the coffee is wonderful also. I was prepared for a disappointment on Sunday morning. I didn't think that Tom and Anita could ever prepare another breakfast as good as the first one. Wow . . .was I wrong! On Sunday, we had a Morrell Mushroom Souffle with bacon and toast. It was incredible. The souffle was light and airy and full of flavor. The bacon was cooked to perfection. As if that weren't enough, it was followed by a puff pastry served with a slow-baked pear with butterscotch sauce. Perfection! These two breakfasts easily fall on my list of top ten meals I've ever had. It was so nice to be able to enjoy this level of dining while also enjoying an overall casual atmosphere. Tom and Anita are very knowledgeable about Victorian service, and I loved hearing the stories that they could tell about it and about the house. If you are looking for a romantic and relaxing weekend, enjoy a weekend at the South Court Inn. Not only will you be pampered, but you will enjoy some of the best breakfasts you have ever had.

Posted By derijr on 10/14/2008

My husband and I stayed at the inn for the weeked in the cottage. The accomodations were fantastic, and made for a relaxing, romantic get-away. The linens were wonderful. The bed was comfortable, and the set-up of the cottage made it feel like a little home away from home. Tom and Anita go out of their way to ensure a remarkable stay for all of their guests. The inn itself is in the quaint town of Luray. We enjoyed walking around the town. The main part of the town is about a 1/2 mile walk from the inn, which is the perfect distance for walking to and from dinner and enjoying views along the way. Normally, I would give more details about the accomodations, but as wonderful as they were, the thing that will always stand out in my mind about this weekend is the two incredible breakfasts that we had. Words cannot describe how good these breakfasts were. On Saturday morning, we had a wonderful fruit salad in a secret sauce. The fruit was flavorful, and the sauce was amazing. I wish I could figure out the secret ingredient. The fruit was followed by pumpkin-stuffed french toast and slowly cooked sausage. It was a perfectly prepared french toast with a pumpkin chiffon in the middle. It was beyond amazing. The sausage was the best I've ever had. As if all of that is not enought, Tom has the coffee blended to his specifications, and the coffee is wonderful also. I was prepared for a disappointment on Sunday morning. I didn't think that Tom and Anita could ever prepare another breakfast as good as the first one. Wow . . .was I wrong! On Sunday, we had a Morrell Mushroom Souffle with bacon and toast. It was incredible. The souffle was light and airy and full of flavor. The bacon was cooked to perfection. As if that weren't enough, it was followed by a puff pastry served with a slow-baked pear with butterscotch sauce. Perfection! These two breakfasts easily fall on my list of top ten meals I've ever had. It was so nice to be able to enjoy this level of dining while also enjoying an overall casual atmosphere. Tom and Anita are very knowledgeable about Victorian service, and I loved hearing the stories that they could tell about it and about the house. If you are looking for a romantic and relaxing weekend, enjoy a weekend at the South Court Inn. Not only will you be pampered, but you will enjoy some of the best breakfasts you have ever had.

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Posted By RobandChris on 09/12/2008

I can't say enough our the South Court Inn. Mr. Potts was absolutely wonderful. His charm and friendliness gave us a beautiful wedding day. The B&B is beautiful and charming with plenty of fresh flowers growing everywhere. We loved our outdoor ceremony under the arbor or flowers. Mr. Potts is an excellent cook and gave us a delicious breakfast the next morning as well. Our room has a romantic canopy bed with drapery and a feather top pillow. It was like laying in the clouds. The whirlpool tub for two in the same room as also very romantic

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Posted By Renee25 on 09/12/2008

My boyfriend and I stayed at the Inn one night in September. We were celebrating my birthday by going wine tasting in Virginia. The Inn was absolutely perfect – quiet and romantic and beautiful. We had the Hayes Room, and the four poster bed was amazing. The Inn has a great DVD selection and we watched a movie in the room. I loved the colors of our room; the entire house really makes the High Victorian style come alive. It’s immediately apparent that Tom and Anita have devoted themselves to making their home as welcoming and authentic as possible. Breakfast was delicious. Tom and Anita told stories about the house and its furniture during the meal and I really felt like I learned about the history of the home. They were both extremely gracious, friendly, and accommodating. I totally recommend a stay at South Court for anyone looking for a romantic, intimate, and educational experience. Be sure to check out the caverns if you’re in the region as well.

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Posted By stevencap on 07/28/2008

Great food, wonderful people.

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Posted By Hatteras00 on 07/02/2008

This is a place that is EXACTLY what it says it is. Comfortable, quiet, elegant. This place thought of everything, and provides the complete package. Whether you want a quiet getaway, renewal of wedding vows, getting married, or just need a place to stay on your way to/from another location, this is the place to be. You will not be disappointed.

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Posted By neboland on 06/16/2008

Tom and Anita's have put a lot of work into making their home a true romantic getaway. My wife and I celebrated our 4 year anniversary in Luray and the Cottage was perfect. The breakfast was superb not only with regards to the food but also the experience; Tom took the time to explain the historical and cultural nuances of dining around the time to house was built. We also enjoyed the proximity to a number of great hikes and outdoor adventures! I can see why they have a lot of repeat customers and since it is nearby the metro D.C. area it makes a nice low-petroleum vacation.

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Posted By Irun2 on 05/21/2008

We found South Court Inn through a “Google.com” search for “Eloping in Virginia”. We looked at different B&B ‘s and found that South Court offered just what we wanted for our wedding day, simple and elegant. We had emailed several B&B’s and most never returned our emails, but Tom responded almost immediately. He went into detail about what was offered in their “elopement package”. I then called to talk personally with Tom and knew as soon as I was speaking with him that this was going to be the perfect location for our wedding day. After making reservations, Tom promptly emailed us our confirmation, along with all the details we needed to know about getting married in Virginia (we are from Pennsylvania). He also sent us some suggestions on things to do and places to eat in Luray. The most helpful were the driving directions. We started out using MapQuest and got all messed up…so we back tracked and followed Tom’s directions and found South Court without any problems. Once we arrived we were greeted at the door by Tom and checked in, at this time Tom told us the history of South Court and shown around the property. Tom officiated our wedding ceremony and his wife Anita videotaped and took pictures. The ceremony was beautiful, taking place in the Victorian decorated living room in front of the fireplace. After the ceremony, Tom took us around and took pictures. The breakfasts were phenomenal, served in Victorian elegance. Our stay was so relaxing, just what we wanted for the special time in our lives. The Potts were attentive to all our needs; all we needed to do was ask. We would recommend South Court to anyone looking to get away and the elopement package was a welcome relief to the hassles and costs of a traditional wedding.

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Posted By InLuvandTraveling on 05/15/2008

Visiting South Court Inn was truly a wonderful experience for us. While we did our research before choosing the bed and breakfast, we were truly unprepared for all the nice, thoughtful touches the Potts family put into our stay. Upon arriving for our anniversary getaway, we found the Susie Hodges Cottage was comfortable and immaculately kept. Although we learned the innkeepers, Tom and Anita, had a tough week with Anita’s hospitalization the day before our arrival, not one detail was spared. A plate of fresh fruit was set up for us on the table, along with two bottles of water, several large white fluffy towels and bathrobes were set out for us, with extras by the whirlpool tub, and they offered individual shampoos, soaps and lotions for our use. A quick, but thorough, tour of the home by Tom was greatly appreciated as he showed us how to use everything, including the fireplace. The cottage had a washer and dryer, silverware and even two wine glasses and a corkscrew. Our three-day stay was well worth it as we were able to relax and still interact with the rest of the inn’s guests at the delicious breakfast served each morning. Tom gave wonderful recommendations for restaurants - the Artisan Grill in Luray and Jalisco Mexican Restaurant in New Market - both had delicious food. The rooms in the house and the cottage were beautiful, as were the grounds, and we really enjoyed our time there. We will recommend South Court to all our friends and family!

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Posted By rkreissl on 05/11/2008

When my husband and I finally decided that we should just go ahead and get married, we were very specific in wanting the occasion to be not over the top or made a big fuss over. However, we did want a real ceremony that we could remember and that friends and family could attend. South Court Inn was a life saver. This place is situated in the quaintest little town in Northern Virginia near Luray Caverns. The Victorian era house is located on a street lined with similar houses and owned by Tom and Anita Potts, the nicest and most open couple one could hope to meet. They arranged all the details for our ceremony, gave suggestions for dinner and other plans while in the town and offered to make reservations for anything that we wanted to accomplish while in Luray. They also carried out the ceremony flawlessly with Tom Potts acting as the officiant. The breakfasts offered with each night’s stay were wonderful, bordering on gourmet. And not least, the Potts’ offered my family staying at the Inn the ability to stay only one night over a weekend where usually they require a two night stay. I highly recommend the South Court Inn for its charm, the owner’s helpfulness and courtesy, and the setting which is all one could ask for on such as occasion.

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Posted By snm321 on 04/29/2008

South Court Inn is the perfect place to stay when visiting Luray, VA. I took my husband there to celebrate his 30th birthday and we had the best time. The Inn is beautiful, comfortable and quiet. The Innkeepers are very pleasant and have lots of great stories to share with their guests. The Sunday brunch was delicious and left us full for hours! We will definitely be back when we need another break from the city!

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Posted By Collick on 04/17/2008

Incredible elopement destination! Fantastic hospitality and charm. All details are taken care of with wonderful perfect touches. We couldn't have asked for better service.

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Posted By parkeram79 on 04/01/2008

From the moment you walk in, you feel as if you have stepped back in time to the Victorian era. Tom & Anita worked hard to cultivate the authenticity of the feel. They are very welcoming hosts and invite you to "make yourselves at home". Attention has been paid to detail, down to the homemade window treatments, the DVDs available to borrow, and the complementary shampoo/conditioner/lotion. The breakfasts are definitely the high point, and with a talented chef in the kitchen, it is no wonder! They are easily accommodating to taste buds, and are very willing to work with you. The colorful tales of the town that Anita relayed to us while Tom was busy in the kitchen make the meal enjoyable and fun; you feel like you are part of the history. This was a getaway weekend for us, and previous arrangements had been made for a dozen roses to be waiting upon our arrival. They are the most beautiful and largest blooming roses I have ever had the privilege of receiving, and they are still blooming well, 5 days later. This B&B is perfect for the romantic getaway, or the couple just looking to get away. Tom & Anita are very happy to see to your every need, and willing to help you plan your day (they pointed us in the right direction for Sunday worship, and drew us a map of good local wineries to visit, and which to avoid). We would definitely visit again! Thank you, Tom & Anita!

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Posted By Doreen on 03/09/2008

I stayed for two nights at the South Court Inn in Luray, Virginia. I arrived very late and had no problem getting in and finding my room. Everything was set up to make my arrival and stay very pleasant. The house is magnificent, the décor is very elegant and inviting. I stayed in the Emma Glenn room, which has a gorgeous bed with a fluffy soft mattress and an abundant supply of pillows under a four poster canopy. It is just like the pictures on their web site. I slept like a baby. The bath has a whirl pool tub and the towels and bathrobe were soft and luxurious. I could get used to that!! Everything I needed was in the room. I found it very nice to get up, go down to the sunroom for tea and fruit before breakfast and listen to beautiful music coming from inside the main house. Breakfast was also very elegant with vintage glasses and silverware. They were very beautiful. The first day I enjoyed the breakfast of peach French toast with sausage and strawberries and yogurt specially prepared for me by Tom, the innkeeper. I also had a choice of drink. The sausage was especially good. The next day I had an omelet with special seasoning, diced potatoes, fruit, and toast and choice of drinks. It was a great way to start my day. I was able to have a tour of the other rooms in the house and plan to come back again to take full advantage of them also. They are very unique and again the décor is very special to each room. Tom and Anita are excellent hospitable hosts who made my stay memorable. Their home is worth coming back to and their hospitality can’t be beat.

Posted By Thaddeus on 02/24/2008

My wife and I visited the South Court Inn Bed and Breakfast for a quiet, extraordinarily unique Valentine's Day elopement. We found Tom and Anita Pott's place on the internet and thought it was perfect. When we spoke with Tom on the phone, he was pleasant, considerate, understanding of our endeavor, and more than willing to help. When we drove up to the house, we couldn't help but feel as if we were arriving at someone's home, not just a bed and breakfast. The house was beautiful, well decorated, and full of history. The rooms were comfortable and cozy.. with many thoughtful amenities. With the ceremony provided by Tom, the wonderul food they prepared for us, the interesting stories of the house and history Anita shared as we dined, we couldn't have asked for more. We truly felt as if we were at home, away from home. Now Lisa and I have a fond memory of our wedding that we're completely happy with. If you're thinking of eloping, I urge you to call the Potts. If you're a couple looking to get away for a couple of days and forget the world, this is your place. Tom and Anita, we thank you very much. Maybe in a year, we'll see you for our first anniversary. -Thaddeus and Lisa

Posted By Jenny on 02/11/2008

The South Court Inn is full of charm. Tom and Anita were extremely hospitable, and the breakfasts were wonderful. I especially appreciated the suggestions on what to do, and the helpful map that ensured I could find the places I wanted to visit!

Posted By A on 01/10/2008

Great place to just get away and relax, food was great and the owners were very resourceful when it came to food and entertainment. I would highly recommend the South Court Inn.

South Court Inn Bed and Breakfast D 5 12/28/2007 We have stayed at many B&B's over the last 10 years or so, and I can tell you that none, absolutely none, of our wonderful experiences have matched the warmth, comfort, and magic of our time at the amazing home of Tom and Anita Potts. We were married at the South Court Inn on December 21st, 2007. We had spent weeks searching for the perfect place to escape for a few days from the bustle of the silly season and, more importantly, to do something very special for us… to elope. We looked at every place you can imagine, from the Gulf Coast to the mountains of Vermont, but something intrigued us when we stumbled onto the quaint little town of Luray and something just clicked when we found the website for the South Court Inn. The home was beautiful and inviting, true. The rooms were tastefully decorated and lovely, true. Tom and Anita hosted and presided over weddings, true. They helped us plan the simple, yet elegant ceremony, provided us with all the State requirements and procedures for the marriage, and arranged for us the most astonishing flowers and bouquet. But it was something else, something that neither of could put a finger on that drew us in. When we arrived the hospitality and accommodations were wonderful. We stayed in the lover’s cottage, which we highly recommend for its charm and its privacy. The breakfasts were divine, we were treated so very special, and Tom is such a charmer that he will have you enraptured in the first few moments after you arrive. But it was when we walked into their lovely parlor and the ceremony began that we felt the magic that had drawn us to this place. There is no way to describe the beauty and perfection of the ceremony Tom conducted for us, nor could we ever tell you the depth of feeling in the vows they had prepared for us. This would have been special moment for us regardless, but it was made truly magical by the place, the setting, the attention to detail, and most of all by the sincerity and warmth of our hosts. We will be back! D. and S. Mercer

Posted By D on 12/28/2007

We have stayed at many B&B's over the last 10 years or so, and I can tell you that none, absolutely none, of our wonderful experiences have matched the warmth, comfort, and magic of our time at the amazing home of Tom and Anita Potts. We were married at the South Court Inn on December 21st, 2007. We had spent weeks searching for the perfect place to escape for a few days from the bustle of the silly season and, more importantly, to do something very special for us… to elope. We looked at every place you can imagine, from the Gulf Coast to the mountains of Vermont, but something intrigued us when we stumbled onto the quaint little town of Luray and something just clicked when we found the website for the South Court Inn. The home was beautiful and inviting, true. The rooms were tastefully decorated and lovely, true. Tom and Anita hosted and presided over weddings, true. They helped us plan the simple, yet elegant ceremony, provided us with all the State requirements and procedures for the marriage, and arranged for us the most astonishing flowers and bouquet. But it was something else, something that neither of could put a finger on that drew us in. When we arrived the hospitality and accommodations were wonderful. We stayed in the lover’s cottage, which we highly recommend for its charm and its privacy. The breakfasts were divine, we were treated so very special, and Tom is such a charmer that he will have you enraptured in the first few moments after you arrive. But it was when we walked into their lovely parlor and the ceremony began that we felt the magic that had drawn us to this place. There is no way to describe the beauty and perfection of the ceremony Tom conducted for us, nor could we ever tell you the depth of feeling in the vows they had prepared for us. This would have been special moment for us regardless, but it was made truly magical by the place, the setting, the attention to detail, and most of all by the sincerity and warmth of our hosts. We will be back! D. and S. Mercer

South Court Inn Bed and Breakfast Robert 5 12/23/2007 My wife and I have just returned from a three-night stay at the South Court Inn using their elopement package to renew our wedding vows and found it to be a very enjoyable experience. Even before we arrived I realized that the South Court’s owners, Tom and Anita, were very patient and accommodating. We had some scheduling conflicts that went on for weeks and through it all they were extremely understanding and helpful. Their elopement package is all-inclusive and was an excellent value for everything we received. For a little more than what some people wanted to charge us for a one hour ceremony on the beach we had a three-night stay, (we added an extra night to the package), in a private cottage. Included with this were two tickets to Luray Caverns (highly recommended), two one-hour massages at the inn, champagne flutes, two very luxurious bathrobes, a $75 gift certificate to dinner at an elegant local restaurant, a box of Godiva chocolates, earrings for my wife, a nice heart shaped keepsake box, and I know I forgetting some things. We both felt we received a lot for our money. Tom performed the ceremony there at the inn in front of the mantle, which looked lovely decorated for Christmas. My wife and I both enjoyed how warm and personal the vows were, very romantic without being too mushy. Anita filmed the event and afterwards Tom patiently worked with us taking numerous pictures with our camera. The inn is a late 1800s farmhouse that has been converted to a bed-and-breakfast that is just filled with wonderful antiques. We ate breakfast in the dinning room each morning while Tom gave us the history of the house and some of the things in it, which I found quite fascinating. And the food was no common fare; Tom is quite the gourmet chef who isn’t afraid to strut his stuff. Each delightful meal had us wondering what we would be enjoying the next day. Tom and Anita are very service minded and went out of their way to make sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed to make our stay very memorable. I would have to say that our stay at the South Court Inn more than exceeded both our expectations and we wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to anyone, or return there ourselves in the future.

Posted By Robert on 12/23/2007

My wife and I have just returned from a three-night stay at the South Court Inn using their elopement package to renew our wedding vows and found it to be a very enjoyable experience. Even before we arrived I realized that the South Court’s owners, Tom and Anita, were very patient and accommodating. We had some scheduling conflicts that went on for weeks and through it all they were extremely understanding and helpful. Their elopement package is all-inclusive and was an excellent value for everything we received. For a little more than what some people wanted to charge us for a one hour ceremony on the beach we had a three-night stay, (we added an extra night to the package), in a private cottage. Included with this were two tickets to Luray Caverns (highly recommended), two one-hour massages at the inn, champagne flutes, two very luxurious bathrobes, a $75 gift certificate to dinner at an elegant local restaurant, a box of Godiva chocolates, earrings for my wife, a nice heart shaped keepsake box, and I know I forgetting some things. We both felt we received a lot for our money. Tom performed the ceremony there at the inn in front of the mantle, which looked lovely decorated for Christmas. My wife and I both enjoyed how warm and personal the vows were, very romantic without being too mushy. Anita filmed the event and afterwards Tom patiently worked with us taking numerous pictures with our camera. The inn is a late 1800s farmhouse that has been converted to a bed-and-breakfast that is just filled with wonderful antiques. We ate breakfast in the dinning room each morning while Tom gave us the history of the house and some of the things in it, which I found quite fascinating. And the food was no common fare; Tom is quite the gourmet chef who isn’t afraid to strut his stuff. Each delightful meal had us wondering what we would be enjoying the next day. Tom and Anita are very service minded and went out of their way to make sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed to make our stay very memorable. I would have to say that our stay at the South Court Inn more than exceeded both our expectations and we wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to anyone, or return there ourselves in the future.

Posted By T. on 12/21/2007

We loved the Margaret Bland room and the rest of the house. The room's furniture and decorations were gorgeous and the bed was very comfortable. The large living room was also decorated beautifully following the 1800 architecture. The breakfasts were delicious, especially the homemade sausage! The dining room place settings were antique and the hosts told interesting stories about how people in the 1800's lived. We liked the hosts discussions of the history of the house. We would definitely stay at this B&B again and recommend it.

Posted By Amely on 11/27/2007

My husband gave me a wonderful birthday gift! We had a wonderful time and staying at the South Court Inn added a very special treat to our getaway! Anita & Tom Potts are wonderful hosts who did everything they could to make our time with them enjoyable. THANK YOU and I'm looking forward to seeing you again!

Posted By W on 11/25/2007

This was our first experience with a Bed and Breakfast. We had a wonderful time. The Potts Home was warm and friendly. We enjoyed looking though all their treasures. The breakfast was great with wonderful food, great discussion, and enjoying Tom and Anita’s knowledge of the area and wonderful facts about their great china. Highly recommended.

Posted By David on 11/16/2007

While touring the beautiful Shenandoah Valley, my wife and I had the pleasure of staying two nights at the South Court Inn. We wished we could have stayed much longer. Tom and Annie are founts of knowledge and hospitality. Upon arrival, Tom shared the history of this great old house and property as well as his ongoing efforts to maintain it in period style. Our room, and all common areas, was very comfortable, immaculately clean, and well-appointed. Breakfast on both mornings was definitely the high point of our stay. While waiting for our call to the table, we were treated to the music and sounds of the Shenandoah Valley. The table was set beautifully with crystal juice goblets, Thanksgiving-themed dinnerware, and unique flatware. The immense table was accented with candlelight. We feasted on sliced strawberries in lavender-infused honey, banana-stuffed french toast, and sausage. Tom prepared a delicious herb omelet, bacon, and all the trimmings for our second morning. Our brief stay at the South Court Inn will be fondly remembered. We give our highest recommendation to this premier bed and breakfast, and encourage you to make it one of your stops on any trip to the Shenandoah.

Posted By D on 11/15/2007

Everything about the South Court Inn is outstanding. It is clean, comfortable, and beautifully decorated. The breakfasts are delicious, and the hospitality of the innkeepers is wonderful. We highly recommend this charming B&B.

Posted By Heather on 11/14/2007

This was the perfect destination for our wedding. Everything about our stay was perfect. Tom and Anita had thought of every detail of my wedding and I did not have to worry about anything and still everything I wanted. It was perfect. The jacuzzi tub was our favorite and the food was outstanding. An overal fantastic experience.

Posted By Ashley and Russel on 11/06/2007

This B&B was wonderful. Tom (the owner) really went out of his way to make us feel welcome and comfortable. We stayed in the cottage (located just off to the side of the main house). The cottage was very clean and beautifully decorated upon our arrival. We chose a wonderful package that included a dozen red roses upon arrival, a couple’s massage, spa robes, chocolate covered strawberries, and champaign flutes. Everything we requested was provided to us promptly. The main house was decorated just as beautifully as the cottage. Tom gave us a wonderful tour (and history) of the main house upon our arrival. He even showed us photos of how the main house use to look before its 3 year restoration process began. The main house now has all the comforts of urban living, while still maintaining its country charm. Breakfast each morning was a delight. While eating breakfast each morning, Tom made sure each party had directions to their destination for that morning. He also gave us recommendation for local dining, and provided menus to most places. I would HIGHLY recommend this B&B to anyone!!!!! We had a fabulous time, and we plan on staying here anytime we are in the area.

Posted By Craig on 10/25/2007

My wife and I chose the South Court Inn to renew our wedding vows, and it exceeded our expectations. The innkeepers, Tom and Anita, are pleasant and accommodating - they really made us and our guests feel at home. From the moment we booked our stay, they helped us plan the details of our ceremony and they were quick to answer any questions we had. The Inn itself is gorgeous, luxuriously decorated in Victorian style. We stayed in the relaxing Emma Glenn room, with the most comfortable bed I’ve ever slept on and a wonderful two-person whirlpool tub. Our friends were equally impressed with the other three bedrooms in the main house. We had a small, intimate ceremony with six guests, and Tom did an excellent job with the vows. He also took many of our wedding photos, which we were very pleased with. The cake was delicious and my wife loved the vase of roses in our room. The gourmet breakfast each morning was a definite highlight. The table layout was impressive, Anita’s anecdotes about dining in the Victorian era were entertaining, and Tom is an artist in the kitchen. The inn has a large selection of books and DVDs, and a nice porch for people who enjoy watching the stars at night. The location was perfect - very close to the Luray Caverns and Skyline Drive. I highly recommend the South Court Inn for couples who want a relaxing, romantic getaway. Thanks again Tom and Anita for making our stay so enjoyable.

Posted By i on 10/22/2007

Great hosts, comfortable rooms and excellent food

Posted By Chris on 10/18/2007

We had a wonderful time staying at the South Court Inn Bed and Breakfast in Luary VA. We were treated like royalty and our cottage was absolutely beautiful. Along with the outstanding lodging the scenery is one of a kind being in Luray. I would recommend staying the South Court Inn to everyone.

Posted By David on 10/03/2007

It was amazing. Very relaxing.

Posted By C on 10/02/2007

The South Court Inn and the Wonderful Cottage The South Court Inn was a wonderful experience for our ten year anniversary. I found them online and the pictures do not do it justice. The Inn is beautiful and the Cottage is nothing less than wonderful. We totally enjoyed everything about it. The package that Tom and Anita offer for anniversaries is fantastic. We totally enjoyed every minute of our stay in the Cottage it offered the privacy we wanted. Breakfast was great too. This was truly a weekend to remember. The Cartwright’s September 2007

Posted By MJ on 09/09/2007

We had a wonderful stay at the South Court Inn. The home is beautifully decorated and very comfortable. The owners go above and beyond to make sure guests are well taken care of. There are so many lovely touches throughout the home. In the room where we stayed, we loved the comfortable bed and pillows, beautiful mountain views, DVD/TV combo (with plenty of good movie choices to choose from), and luxurious lotion and towels. The gourmet breakfasts are out of this world. This is one of the top B&Bs we've stayed in and certainly the one with the most amenities. We hope to stay here again soon. Highly recommended!

Posted By K on 09/07/2007

Drive past any other accommodations and stay at the South Court Inn. You'll be very glad you did...as long as you don't skip breakfast!

Posted By M on 09/04/2007

This is a perfect getaway for the adventurous outdoor lover. See Anita for a history of the grounds and area. Then dine on Tom's delicious breakfast. This place was the perfect getaway for my 1 year wedding anniversary and I would recommend it highly to friends and family.

Posted By C on 08/20/2007

The South Court Inn was amazing. The website doesn't do the property justice. This beautifully restored Victorian is the setting for the most romantic of weekends. The rooms are very comfortable and beautifully decorated. Meticulous attention to detail shows throughout the house from the gleaming antiques, and spotless rooms, to the gourmet breakfasts. The owners, Tom & Anita, were an absolute joy to be around! They are the most welcoming and genuine of people. They take the extra time and effort to go above and beyond to make your stay wonderful. My husband and I have traveled to many B&Bs and this is by far our favorite! We'll be back and have told all of our friends to plan a getaway there.

Posted By Al on 08/20/2007

A lovely Victorian escape with a very welcoming room, excellent breakfasts, close to the caverns, quiet and a delight. The Potts have put their guests' best interests first and everything they do is geared towards making a visit memorable. We really enjoyed the "Grandma's House" look and feel of the place and enjoyed the short talk at breakfast about the variety of Victorian eating utensils that were once all the rage. The living room was a real treat and we found it very easy to just flop there and relax. Al & Kim Schweizer, Newport News

Posted By Dan on 08/14/2007

The time my wife and I recently spent at South Court B & B was wonderful. Although this was our first B & B experience, I can’t imagine a better stay. The Victorian era home had much to offer; from an endless selection of books to indoor and outdoor games to enjoy on a peaceful mountain day. Our innkeepers, Tom and Anita, were very pleasant and always trying to make our stay a little more memorable. The highlight of our stay at South Court B & B was the breakfasts (Tom rocks that kitchen) and the cottage. If anyone is looking for a way to spend a romantic getaway with all the amenities of a B & B but the privacy of your own home, definitely reserve the cottage. The cottage is a quaint retreat from the rest of your vacation that has a HUGE Jacuzzi tub, your own kitchen, and a comfy daybed to cuddle up with your sweetheart while watching one of the many movies they have on hand in the main house. If you’re coming from the city, the private back porch of the cottage has some of the best star gazing I have seen since I was a child. Thank you for the great experience. We look forward to visiting you again.

Posted By c on 08/14/2007

It was an awesome experience. Highly recommend. Tom and Anita couldn't have been nicer.

Posted By CALEB AND ROSE on 08/02/2007

Tom and Anita Potts of South Court Inn, are terrific hosts! They make an elopement into a wonderful wedding experience. Everything about the house is beautiful and comfortable. We look forward to visiting with them in the future. -Caleb and Rose

Posted By Missie on 07/26/2007

The South Court in is a truly lovely Bed and Breakfast. My fiance and I scheduled a very small wedding ceremony by Innkeeper Tom Potts and stayed on site in the Susie Hodges Cottage, 50 feet away from the mail building. This gave us privacy and let us relax and enjoy our honeymoon weekend. The Potts are fabulous cooks! We enjoyed fantastic food in a beautiful atmosphere. My husband and I plan to return to the South Court Inn for our anniversarys. We highly recommend it! It is not far from Washington, D.C. but feels worlds away- it is the perfect place to visit for a retreat from the busy city life.

Posted By K on 07/25/2007

THe rooms are beautiful and the inn keepers are the nicest I have ever met. The food was wonderful!

Posted By A on 07/21/2007

I had a fantastic experience. My room was beautiful and breakfast was fantastic. True southern hospitality was experienced with Tom and Anitia.

Posted By J. on 07/10/2007

If you seek a superb country inn with a genteel savoir-faire, then the South Court Inn in Luray, Virginia is for you. My wife and I stayed at the South Court Inn for only one night, but it was a wonderful night. We enjoyed hearing the history of the home, seeing and hearing the story of its transition into a sumptuous bed and breakfast and lament only that Tom and Anita do not serve dinner. They do, however serve a memorable epicurean breakfast. Ours consisted of a gourmet omelet served with thick bacon, preceded by a fresh fruit compote, fresh juices and custom-blended coffee, all served with more individual pieces of silverware than we realized existed. Make sure you take in the Lincrusta wainscoting in the parlor, the embossed tin ceilings, the eclectic turkey bric-a-brac, the beautiful oriental rugs, and the opulent bedchambers which together create a vibrant and lush Victorian ambiance. Whether you choose to stay in one of the four unique rooms in the main house, or the exquisite little French country cottage of this little gem of a country inn, you will not be disappointed. The South Court Inn can only be described as extraordinary: extraordinary in class, comfort, service, décor, style, and value.

Posted By K on 07/01/2007

The B&B is situated in a quiet, picturesque setting with beautiful gardens, the chocolate dessert & breakfast were fantastic, the room was quite comfortable, but the room description should note that there is no shower in the Emma Glenn. We enjoyed it enough that we'll return there the next time we are wine tasting in the area.

South Court Inn Bed and Breakfast A 5 06/10/2007 My wife and I have stayed at a couple dozen B&Bs over the years in a number of different cities and the South Court Inn easily ranks as one of the very best. And it boasts a surprising number of amenities for its price range, which makes it a tremendous value. We stayed in the Margaret Bland room, located on the ground floor near the front of the house. Even though this historic home was built in 1875, Anita and Tom Potts spent several years doing renovations resulting in a B&B that is decidedly 21st century, while nevertheless retaining its high Victorian ambiance. That means, among other things, fully updated in-suite bathrooms and central air conditioning. While some folks may feel that such items should be a given, they are very much a rarity in the world of historic home domiciled B&Bs where shared bathrooms and window units are, more often than not, the norm. The South Court Inn is also one of the rare B&Bs where the house and rooms actually look even better in person than they do on the website. We were especially excited about our bathroom which offered a two-person Whirlpool tub for a relaxing evening soak, the perfect conclusion to a day spent enjoying the Shenandoah sporting life. And our bedroom featured a 35-inch television and DVD player, so we made great use of our hosts’ extensive DVD library at night. And, of course, our room and all of the public areas have a fantastic collection of antiques carefully assembled from a lifetime of collecting. But what really distinguishes the South Court Inn from its peers are their truly gourmet breakfasts served by candlelight. Tom Potts is a talented and inventive chef with an extreme attention to detail. Each breakfast begins with a refreshing fruit concoction: on our first day we enjoyed a parfait assembled from yoghurt, perfectly ripened slices of peach, and a fresh raspberry coulis, and on our second day we had fresh peaches and strawberries steeped in house-infused lavender honey. After a brief overview of the unusual and charming array of silverware (inluding an antique orange spoon for our fruit dish and an 1850s era knife that was once a standard part of a U.S. officer’s mess kit), Tom whisked in our entrees. One day, we each had two hardboiled eggs served in the shell. The white was solid while the yolk was runny, and as per Tom’s instructions, we added a dab of butter, a crack of pepper from the pepper mill, and a sprinkling of sea salt- clever in its simplicity. The next day offered a four cheese egg souffle folded over like an omelette, while the last day had a true showstopper: a banana-stuffed french toast croissant. Each breakfast was complemented by excellent smoked bacon and toast with housemade strawberry preserves. It’s also important to note that the Potts have provided numerous informational pamphlets, brochures, maps and atlases, and menus for local restaurants, so that couples have sufficient resources for planning how they’ll spend their stay. So a guest could theoretically show up without having done any advance research on the area, but still be able to fully avail themselves of all of Shenandoah’s leisure time pursuits. And the Potts, themselves, are a great resource for planning such activities. Tom directed us to a fantastic pairing: James Madison’s Montpelier estate and the surprisingly good Barboursville Vineyards.

Posted By A on 06/10/2007

My wife and I have stayed at a couple dozen B&Bs over the years in a number of different cities and the South Court Inn easily ranks as one of the very best. And it boasts a surprising number of amenities for its price range, which makes it a tremendous value. We stayed in the Margaret Bland room, located on the ground floor near the front of the house. Even though this historic home was built in 1875, Anita and Tom Potts spent several years doing renovations resulting in a B&B that is decidedly 21st century, while nevertheless retaining its high Victorian ambiance. That means, among other things, fully updated in-suite bathrooms and central air conditioning. While some folks may feel that such items should be a given, they are very much a rarity in the world of historic home domiciled B&Bs where shared bathrooms and window units are, more often than not, the norm. The South Court Inn is also one of the rare B&Bs where the house and rooms actually look even better in person than they do on the website. We were especially excited about our bathroom which offered a two-person Whirlpool tub for a relaxing evening soak, the perfect conclusion to a day spent enjoying the Shenandoah sporting life. And our bedroom featured a 35-inch television and DVD player, so we made great use of our hosts’ extensive DVD library at night. And, of course, our room and all of the public areas have a fantastic collection of antiques carefully assembled from a lifetime of collecting. But what really distinguishes the South Court Inn from its peers are their truly gourmet breakfasts served by candlelight. Tom Potts is a talented and inventive chef with an extreme attention to detail. Each breakfast begins with a refreshing fruit concoction: on our first day we enjoyed a parfait assembled from yoghurt, perfectly ripened slices of peach, and a fresh raspberry coulis, and on our second day we had fresh peaches and strawberries steeped in house-infused lavender honey. After a brief overview of the unusual and charming array of silverware (inluding an antique orange spoon for our fruit dish and an 1850s era knife that was once a standard part of a U.S. officer’s mess kit), Tom whisked in our entrees. One day, we each had two hardboiled eggs served in the shell. The white was solid while the yolk was runny, and as per Tom’s instructions, we added a dab of butter, a crack of pepper from the pepper mill, and a sprinkling of sea salt- clever in its simplicity. The next day offered a four cheese egg souffle folded over like an omelette, while the last day had a true showstopper: a banana-stuffed french toast croissant. Each breakfast was complemented by excellent smoked bacon and toast with housemade strawberry preserves. It’s also important to note that the Potts have provided numerous informational pamphlets, brochures, maps and atlases, and menus for local restaurants, so that couples have sufficient resources for planning how they’ll spend their stay. So a guest could theoretically show up without having done any advance research on the area, but still be able to fully avail themselves of all of Shenandoah’s leisure time pursuits. And the Potts, themselves, are a great resource for planning such activities. Tom directed us to a fantastic pairing: James Madison’s Montpelier estate and the surprisingly good Barboursville Vineyards.

Posted By B on 06/07/2007

Our visit to the South Court Inn was absolutely refreshing! The house has an amazing history, yet Tom and Anita have brought it into the 21st century with whirlpool tubs and televisions with DVD players. The Potts’ are wonderful innkeepers: always there when you need them, but out of the way so you can enjoy a romantic vacation away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Their hospitality began even before we left our home with a welcoming e-mail filled with tips on where to eat and what to do in the Luray area. When we arrived in Luray, we were taken aback by the simple beauty of the town. There is a walkway around the town meandering along a stream and several of the buildings in town have been painted with vivid scenes- it is like walking through an outdoor art gallery. The inn itself boasts a relaxing front porch and several gathering areas downstairs. The bedrooms were elegant yet very comfortable with even the little details taken care of (hairdryer, alarm clock, luxurious towels and robes, writing paper, bottled water, a sewing kit and several other extras). Breakfast was fabulous with juices, tea, coffee, and 3 fabulous dishes (breakfast during our stay included strawberries and cream, banana stuffed French toast, and apple crisp). Tom and Anita entertained during breakfast with interesting stories about the house as well as a few lessons about Victorian customs. We left feeling revived and excited about our next visit to the wonderful inn.

Posted By Ryan on 05/29/2007

Very enjoyable experience. Accomodations were phenomenal and food was delious

Posted By karen on 05/01/2007

outstanding!! would highly recommend!! just beautiful!!! and owners 2 of the most warm and loving people, tom and anita

Posted By Ken on 05/01/2007

When we first started looking for a place to exchange our marriage vows, we came across The South Court Inn, Bed and Breakfast. We didn’t want that “commercial” feeling, but still wanted a professional and yet “special” feeling as far as our wedding ceremony. We were treated with so much kindness, care and warmth with every question and detail answered and provided for. Not only for us as the Bride and Groom but for our wedding party of family and friends, as quests. So full of wonderful memories for all of us. As guest staying at The South Court Inn, it was the most wonderful experience. We were made to feel so comfortable and very well taken care of. Right at home and but better. Also, there is so much history there. The Innkeeper will gladly share all of it with you. We were told of so many things. Stories and information about the first and other previous owners. About the Inn, the Cottage, all the wonderful antiques that just fill the Inn, right down to the actual Victorian silverware we ate with. It is a beautiful place, owned and operated by a beautiful couple. Thank you Tom and Anita Potts for making our special day so very “Special” and for a wonderful place to stay. We look forward to our next visit as soon as possible. Certainly as a get away and our anniversaries for years to come.

Posted By Blonnie on 04/25/2007

We feel so rested and pampered after our stay at South Court Inn. From the moment we walked through the front door, we were amazed at how beautiful everything was. From the extensive moldings throughout the house to the luxurious draperies created by Anita herself…everything was “brilliant”! Tom and Anita took such good care of us every morning with a creative and plentiful breakfast. After breakfast, we enjoyed the welcoming bath for two in our room before starting our day. During our 4-day stay, we enjoyed many of the local attractions including Skyline Drive, a couple wineries and antique’ing. Our late afternoons were spent reading in the shade of their large front porch overlooking their beautifully landscaped front yard and the view of the mountains. While South Court Inn also has a bountiful supply of books and DVD’s to borrow, we found ourselves so relaxed that we often went to bed early and skipped the movie. We were positively spoiled during our visit and definitely plan to return for another visit one day soon. I can’t believe how rested I look and feel….it was just what we needed!

Posted By S on 04/23/2007

Absolutely wonderful experience! Tom and Anita have turned their home into a beautiful, warm, and elegant bed and breakfast. The innkeepers are both respectful of privacy and friendly and conversational. An wonderful getaway!

Posted By M on 04/19/2007

I attended a friend’s wedding here and found this to be quite intimate and personal. The cottage makes a wonderful honeymoon suite. I would highly recommend weddings here with Tom. The house and cottage were elegant and a refuge from the storms outside and the hectic bustle of everyday life. The food was excellent and they were able to meet our group’s special dietary needs. I wish that I could have stayed longer and enjoyed Tom and Anita’s hospitality for a bit longer. I would like to go back and explore the Shenandoah National Park while the leaves change color or the nearby caves.

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