1804 Inn at Barboursville Vineyards
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The restored interior of this intimate inn’s Georgian villa, in Virginia’s burgeoning wine region 20 miles from Charlottesville, is a refined mix of damask, oil paintings, four-poster beds, and claw-foot tubs. Three palatial suites have private balconies with views of the vineyards, lake, and majestic Blue Ridge Mountains; the Octagon Suite also overlooks the ruins of a historic Thomas Jefferson–designed mansion. For maximum seclusion, book one of the two cottage rooms, which are carved out of the brick 18th-century servant’s quarters and screened from the rest of the property by a row of stately boxwood trees. Don’t miss dinner at Palladio, the vineyard’s elegant northern Italian restaurant.
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From Travel + Leisure, Apr 2009
“Occupying a stately manor and its 18th-century cottage, rooms at the 1804 Inn have original wide-planked floors and period oil paintings. The picturesque ruins of a Thomas Jefferson–designed house are a quick stroll away through a boxwood garden...” MORE>>
From Travel + Leisure, Jul 2007
“This painstakingly restored Jefferson-era home with adjacent cottage, furnished in original antiques, is impossibly romantic....” MORE>>
From Travel + Leisure, Jul 2005
“The 1804 Inn at Barboursville Vineyards, a restored Georgian villa in Virginia's burgeoning wine region near Charlottesville, is a refined mix of damask, oil paintings, four-poster beds, and claw-foot tubs....” MORE>>
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