Goodstone Inn & Restaurant is a romantic rural retreat in the heart of Virginia’s wine region. Set on 265 acres of farmland and rolling hills near Middleburg, Virginia and only an hour from D.C., Goodstone Inn will appeal to those who seek peace and tranquility and who value the luxury of elegantly renovated farm buildings and award-winning French cuisine.
Guest Accommodations
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Goodstone Inn’s charming guest rooms are set in six renovated buildings on a country estate. The inn offers stunning vistas of the Blue Ridge Mountains, plush, comfortable lodgings, tasteful décor and antiques, and all the ease of modern conveniences.The Carriage House is a renovated carriage house and equine stable. A century ago it was used for horses, three carriages, and hay and grain storage in its loft. Today the building houses four elegant suites and rooms. The former loft is now the Hayloft Deluxe Room. Papered in blue and white and featuring a plush queen bed and a comfortable reading chair and ottoman, the Hayloft has a private roof deck that overlooks Goose Creek. The Carlyle Junior Suite has a private entrance, a queen bed, a sitting area with a sofa bed, and spectacular views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The Mare Suite is decorated in the French country style and has a queen poster bed and views of the courtyard and gardens. The Stallion Queen Suite is equestrian-themed, and it features a queen poster bed, a sitting room with a sleeper sofa, and views of Goose Creek.
The Dutch Cottage is a stone building with a weathered copper roof and has two rooms available. Guests of the Dutch Cottage share a charming country living room on the first floor. The Delphinium Deluxe Room has a blue English country palette, a carved queen bed, and a panoramic vista of the estate. The Magnolia Deluxe Room is decorated with a French country palette with elegant draperies and furnishings. It features a queen sleigh bed, a claw-foot tub, and windows that overlook Goose Creek.
Dining at Goodstone
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The award-winning Goodstone Restaurant focuses on French seasonal cuisine with an emphasis on farm-to-table dining. Much of its menu offerings come from the estate’s farm, which provides the kitchen and estate with fresh lamb, free-run eggs, vegetables, microgreens, mushrooms, orchard fruit, cane berries, cut flowers, honey, and fish from the creek that runs through the property.
The Goodstone farm grows no genetically modified food, and they ensure their animals are raised with access to fresh air, clean water, pasture, and adequate shelter. Solely organic fertilizers from compost and manure are used at the Goodstone farm.
Goodstone Inn Spa & Activities
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The Goodstone Inn’s spa is set in a renovated barn. Relaxation massages, deep tissue massages, and prenatal massages are available.
The rural setting of The Goodstone Inn allows for out-of-door adventures for every nature lover. Birdwatching is a popular pastime, and there are nature trails through woodlands and meadows. Bicycle and canoe rental is available. Guests can cool off in the outdoor swimming pool on summer days.
How to book
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Goodstone Inn is set in the rolling hills of Virginia’s wine and horse country.
There are many wineries and a distillery in the Middleburg, Virginia area, and many of them offer tasting tours.
The National Sporting Library and Museum is a short drive from the inn, and an excellent zip-lining course is nearby.
Room rates start at $310 per night.
Goodstone Inn & Restaurant, 36205 Snake Hill Rd, Middleburg, VA 20117,
Phone: 540-687-3333
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