Every room has linen sheets, blackout drapes, a proper reading chair, and not a single piece of furniture we wouldn't keep in our own home. Rates include breakfast at Hearth & Laurel.
Tucked under the eaves on the second floor, the Juniper is our snuggest room and the one solo travelers ask for by name. A queen bed, a writing desk by the window, and morning light through the maples.
A ground-floor king that opens straight onto the garden — which is exactly why it's one of our two pet-friendly rooms. Neutral tones, a deep armchair, and a private entrance off the side porch.
Third floor, west-facing, with a cushioned window seat built for watching the sun drop behind the Blue Ridge. The Overlook books out weeks ahead in October — fair warning.
Named for Craggy Gardens up the Parkway, and built around one thing: the cast-iron soaking tub in a bathroom nearly as large as the bedroom. Come back from a trail day and you'll understand.
A separate living room with a sofa that converts for a third guest, ridgeline views from both rooms, and enough space to actually unpack. Our pick for longer stays and working travelers.
The whole top floor, to yourselves. A gas fireplace, a private terrace facing the ridgeline, and breakfast delivered to your door if you'd rather not come down. This is the anniversary room.
From $189 / night · breakfast included