This year, make your holidays different. Skip the stress of entertaining and planning huge holiday meals. This year, treat yourself to the gift of a Virginia bed and breakfast getaway. Your innkeepers will provide all the pampering you need, as well as a fantastic holiday meal.
Thanksgiving at The Holladay House Bed and Breakfast, located in scenic Orange, Virginia, is an event not to be missed. Innkeepers Sam and Sharon Elswick create the perfect traditional Thanksgiving feast for their guests each year. This special dinner, at only $45 per guest, includes a dozen different homemade dishes, as well as a selection of fine, local wines.
To further entice guests, the Elswick’s are offering a special rate for guests who book more than one night’s stay. Book two nights, and you receive the next night at 25 percent off the usual rates. If you book three nights, your first two nights are at the regular rates, but the third night is 50 percent off. So you can save a little money, as well as saving yourself from the headache of planning a huge dinner.
The Holladay House, built in the’30s, is a historic gem. The innkeepers have preserved much of the home’s pre-Civil War charm, and several of the romantic guest rooms include a fireplace or whirlpool tub. This Virginia inn is part of the National Park Service’s Journey Through Hallowed Ground, which includes dozens of interesting historic sites along Virginia Route 15.
Three presidential homes are just a few minutes from this Virginia bed and breakfast. Montpelier, home of James Madison, is only four miles away. The innkeepers offer many interesting packages that include treks to Montpelier. Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello and James Monroe’s lovely home Ash-Lawn Highland are about 30 minutes drive from the inn, as well. In addition, The Holladay House is located within Virginia’s booming wine country and the innkeepers offer free wine tasting passes to several local wineries.
So this year, let innkeepers Sam and Sharon Elswick pamper you at their romantic Virginia inn. Forget about all the holiday stress and enjoy a truly unique Thanksgiving; it might even become an annual tradition.
Jane Leisteiner enjoys writing and traveling. For more information about this Virginia bed and breakfast inn or more details about bed and breakfast inns, visit the Holladay House or iLoveInns sites today.
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