The setting is positively idyllic, the type of place at which you stop for lunch between wineries, and then realize hours later that you've sat in the garden until your next destination has closed.
The Inn is absolutely lovely - stay in the Schoolhouse if possible. Breakfast is wonderful and DO try to eat at the Inn for dinner at least one night - you will not be disappointed! Read more
Charming, upscale experience with impeccable views of the Virginia countryside. The patio is an excellent place to enjoy an unforgettable meal looking out into an expansive valley courtyard.
Each of the four small dining rooms has its charms; our favorite is the booth-lined, pumpkin-colored lower dining room, with alluring landscapes by local artists. Read more
The Ashby Inn offers six guest rooms upstairs ranging in price from $155 to $195 a night, including a "full country breakfast" and the chance to dream on. Read more
Try the Chocolate Covered Paw Paw - Never had heard of the native North American fruit called paw paw....sort of a cross between a banana and mango. Amazing dessert!
King’s riff on deli standards ingenuously weaves together house-cured pork jowlpastrami, caper-studded Thousand Island dressing and pickledKohlrabi. - November 2011 issue
"You think about things here in the countryside, in an Inn with poor cellphone reception. It's gentle flavors, and tiny touches--in a touchscreen-free zone.
Experience farm-to-table fine dining in Northern Virginia at the Ashby Inn Restaurant. Along with lunch and dinner menus, a two-course homemade country breakfast is served daily