Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Nestled near Lake Anna, this historic railroad town offers peaceful lakeside recreation and scenic hiking trails. Visit the Mineral Historic Foundation Museum to explore local heritage, then enjoy fishing and boating at nearby state parks.
The hotel is modern, clean, and convenient, and it's a great value. The staff, especially the General Manager Mr. Abdul Rab, is a gem. **pedia basically screwed up this booking due to website errors during payment ("Oops, something went wrong on our end, please try again"). They ended up booking the hotel five times, all on the wrong dates which had apparently re-loaded from the previous cached page for the booking I had just completed at a different hotel, for the day before this one. What a...
The hotel is modern, clean, and convenient, and it's a great value. The staff, especially the General Manager Mr. Abdul Rab, is a gem. **pedia basically screwed up this booking due to website errors during payment ("Oops, something went wrong on our end, please try again"). They ended up booking the hotel five times, all on the wrong dates which had apparently re-loaded from the previous cached page for the booking I had just completed at a different hotel, for the day before this one. What a...
Very nice Hotel ,well situated with plenty of dining opportunities very close by. My two complaints are the pillows are so small and so soft that they were useless and the bathtub is very slippery. We mentioned about the bathtub at checkout and were told all we had to do was ask and we would have been given a bath mat. So I'm ready to take a shower and now and I'm going to walk downstairs to get a mat for the shower. It should be in the room ready to use.
Very nice Hotel ,well situated with plenty of dining opportunities very close by. My two complaints are the pillows are so small and so soft that they were useless and the bathtub is very slippery. We mentioned about the bathtub at checkout and were told all we had to do was ask and we would have been given a bath mat. So I'm ready to take a shower and now and I'm going to walk downstairs to get a mat for the shower. It should be in the room ready to use.
peggy
Reviewed October 24, 2017Reviewed October 24, 2017
Had a fantastic stay with my family. There aren't many places that can comfortably accomodate a party of 6 (ages toddler through adult) while including a list of activities and amenities for under $200 a night. Our 2 bedroom/1 bath cabin was well appointed with a eat in kitchen where we cooked quite a few meals, gas grill/picnic table on the deck, queen bed/tv in one room, 2 twin beds in the other, pull-out sofa in the den. Took advantage mini-golf, pool/sauna/splash park area (towel service a...
Had a fantastic stay with my family. There aren't many places that can comfortably accomodate a party of 6 (ages toddler through adult) while including a list of activities and amenities for under $200 a night. Our 2 bedroom/1 bath cabin was well appointed with a eat in kitchen where we cooked quite a few meals, gas grill/picnic table on the deck, queen bed/tv in one room, 2 twin beds in the other, pull-out sofa in the den. Took advantage mini-golf, pool/sauna/splash park area (towel service a...
This is a charming bed and breakfast. Anmenities are high end, so is the service. We stayed in a room circa 1752. The bedding however was more recent and very luxurious.
The grounds are impeccable, with flowers and trimmed hedges everywhere. There are fields and even a little nature trail in the woods on the property.
Its ideally located in Virginia wine country and in proximity to the homes of three past presidents, all of which you can visit.
If you feel like shopping or eating out,...
This is a charming bed and breakfast. Anmenities are high end, so is the service. We stayed in a room circa 1752. The bedding however was more recent and very luxurious.
The grounds are impeccable, with flowers and trimmed hedges everywhere. There are fields and even a little nature trail in the woods on the property.
Its ideally located in Virginia wine country and in proximity to the homes of three past presidents, all of which you can visit.
If you feel like shopping or eating out,...
The suites( they are more than rooms) are marvelous. Quiet, great views and one of the most comfortable beds ever. The bathroom was also very nice, and the floor is heated. Couple that with butlered coffee and beignets each morning, and you’vr Got s high standard to beat
The suites( they are more than rooms) are marvelous. Quiet, great views and one of the most comfortable beds ever. The bathroom was also very nice, and the floor is heated. Couple that with butlered coffee and beignets each morning, and you’vr Got s high standard to beat
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed December 30, 2018Reviewed December 30, 2018
Casey is a remarkable host, delivering with her family, a very high quality experience! No amenity was overlooked. The property is in excellent condition; the grounds and setting, interesting and historical; the breakfast scrumptious and memorable; and the nearby downtown city of Orange afforded very good restaurant access. Simply, the best B & B experience we have had the pleasure to enjoy, thanks to Casey's and fam's effort!
Casey is a remarkable host, delivering with her family, a very high quality experience! No amenity was overlooked. The property is in excellent condition; the grounds and setting, interesting and historical; the breakfast scrumptious and memorable; and the nearby downtown city of Orange afforded very good restaurant access. Simply, the best B & B experience we have had the pleasure to enjoy, thanks to Casey's and fam's effort!
We stayed here after attending a wedding on the grounds. The Post Office is the sweetest little cabin. We had a wonderful fire in the fire place, the bed was to die for, and in general, it was one of the most peaceful and cozy little places we have stayed. Stevenson Ridge didn't miss any of the little details, right down to delivering breakfast in a basket the next morning. We'll definitely come back!
We stayed here after attending a wedding on the grounds. The Post Office is the sweetest little cabin. We had a wonderful fire in the fire place, the bed was to die for, and in general, it was one of the most peaceful and cozy little places we have stayed. Stevenson Ridge didn't miss any of the little details, right down to delivering breakfast in a basket the next morning. We'll definitely come back!
Jen
Reviewed October 27, 2014Reviewed October 27, 2014
Super helpful and friendly staff. Cabin was nicer than expected, and thoughtfully stocked. Wanted to fill out their survey but realized I didn’t have a pen. So maybe it would be nice if a pen was included with the cabin extras.
Super helpful and friendly staff. Cabin was nicer than expected, and thoughtfully stocked. Wanted to fill out their survey but realized I didn’t have a pen. So maybe it would be nice if a pen was included with the cabin extras.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed September 23, 2024Reviewed September 23, 2024
You deserve a getaway, and a resort is just the place to treat yourself to the services and amenities you need for a relaxing time in Mineral. One of the comfortable resort hotels in the area could be just what you're searching for, whether you want an amazing pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, or nightly entertainment options.
What's the best resort in Mineral?
Here's our top-rated Mineral resort: Tributer Resort - Family-friendly resort. Features a golf course, free self parking, and concierge services.
What can I do in Mineral?
Discover the shopping possibilities at Mineral Farmers Market, or bring the kids to Louisa Arts Center for some family fun. A few other attractions you may want to see are North Anna Nuclear Information Center and Lake Anna.
What's the seasonal weather like in Mineral?
The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 75°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 41°F. Average annual precipitation for Mineral is 49 inches.
What's the best way to get to and around Mineral?
Fly into Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport (CHO), which is located 30.4 mi (49 km) away from the city center. If you'd like to explore around the area, consider renting a car to take in more sights.