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Wayside Inn (Room #21) Hite Guest Room

Room 21 ~ The Hite Guest Room has a double bed and a bath with a shower (no tub). This room is up the southern staircase on the 2nd floor. The Hite was named for Major Isaac Hite, Jr, who built Belle Grove in 1797 close to the battle site of the Cedar Creek Battle in Middletown, Virginia. Hite was the brother-in-law of James Madison. Thomas Jefferson helped design Belle Grove. Please note: The Wayside Inn 1797 does not have an elevator. Check-in time begins at 3 pm, check-out time is by 11 am.

Paw Paw Suite ~ 1 of 5 Unique Stays at Basswood

For those seeking to step away from the bustle of the city and slow down in a friendly, charming town. Basswood is a historic home that has been lovingly remodeled to include five private suites each with their own unique style. The Paw Paw Suite is an inviting space with a queen size bed, double shower bathroom, and kitchenette. Located in the heart of Capon Bridge, you'll find it easy to walk to everything. For a relaxing stay in a friendly, artsy community, this is a great place to enjoy.

Redbud Suite ~ 1 of 5 Unique Stays at Basswood

For those seeking to step away from the bustle of the city and slow down in a friendly, charming town. Basswood is a historic home that has been lovingly remodeled to include five private suites each with their own unique style. The Redbud Suite is a cozy space with a kitchenette, queen bed and private bathroom down the hall. Located in the heart of Capon Bridge, you'll find it easy to walk to local restaurants and entertainment, while enjoy being perched above the beautiful Cacapon River.

Sassafras Suite ~ 1 of 5 Unique Stays at Basswood

For those seeking to step away from the bustle of the city and slow down in a friendly, charming town. Basswood is a historic home that has been lovingly remodeled to include five private suites each with their own unique style. The Sassafras Suite features a private bathroom, kitchenette, and separate rustic living space to enjoy. Located in the heart of Capon Bridge, you'll find it easy to walk to local restaurants and entertainment, while enjoy being perched above the Cacapon River.

Wayside Inn (Room # 19) Massanutten Guest Room

Room 19 ~ The Massanutten Guest Room has a double bed and a full bath with a standard tub. This origin of the name for this room has a couple of versions. One is that it was named by the local Native Americans. "Massa" which means ground and "Nutten" means potato. Another version is that the Native Americans named it the Great Lookout Mountain. This room is one of three rooms on the first floor in the south wing. Check-in time begins at 3 pm, check-out time is at 11 am.

Sycamore Suite ~ 1 of 5 Unique Stays at Basswood

For those seeking to step away from the bustle of the city and slow down in a friendly, charming town. Basswood is a historic home that has been lovingly remodeled to include five private suites each with their own unique style. The Sycamore Suite features a private bathroom, kitchenette, and separate living space to enjoy. Located in the heart of Capon Bridge, you'll find it easy to walk to local restaurants and entertainment, while enjoy being perched above town.

Wayside Inn (Room #22) Byrd Guest Room

Room 22 ~ The Byrd Guest Room has a queen bed and a bathroom with a shower (no tub). This room is located up the southern staircase on the 2nd floor. This room was named for the former governor of Virginia, Harry F. Byrd, Sr. He was from nearby Berryville, VA. Please note: The Wayside Inn 1797 does not have an elevator. Check-in time begins at 3:00pm, check-out time is by 11 am.

Wayside Inn (Room #12) Madison Stateroom

Room 12 ~ The Madison Guest Room has 2 queen beds and a full bathroom. This room is located up the main staircase on the 3rd floor. This room is named for the 4th president of the United States. James Madison was one of the presidents born in Virginia. Please note: The Wayside Inn does not have an elevator. Check-in time begins at 3 pm, check-out time is at 11 am.

Wayside Inn (Room #4) Wilkenson Guest Room

The Wilkenson Guest Room has two twin beds and accompanying 3/4 bathroom, (no tub). This room is up the main staircase and on the 2nd floor. This room connects to the Reeves Stateroom #2. This room was named after Israel Wilkenson who built the original tavern structure. Wayside Inn was first named Wilkenson's Tavern. Wayside Inn does not have an elevator.