Historic stays in Virginia
5 buildings on the National Register, built between 1785 and 1936. 4 were confirmed taking overnight guests on their own websites when we checked.
Confirmed taking guests (checked by hand) Historic building with a lodging history
| Building | Town | Built | Style | Today |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gadsby's Tavern | Alexandria | c. 1785; City Tavern and Hotel 1792 | Georgian and Colonial | Lodging history |
| Red Fox Inn | Middleburg | c. 1830 (incorporating an earlier stone building); enlarged 1850s, 1890s; remodeled 1940s | Federal (Adam) | Takes guests |
| Hotel Roanoke | Roanoke | 1882; surviving wings 1931, 1938, 1946, 1954 | Tudor Revival | Takes guests |
| The Homestead | Hot Springs | 1902–1914; tower 1929 (bathhouse and cottages 1892) | Colonial Revival | Takes guests |
| Williamsburg Inn | Williamsburg | 1936–1937; east wing 1950; Regency Room 1972 | Colonial Revival | Takes guests |
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